Meteorite Times Magazine - May 2022 Issue

Accretion Desk

Bensour: The Meteorite Times Birthday Meteorite

Of all the different directions and angles of collecting rocks from space, the so-called Birthday Meteorite is the most personal. And due to the fact

Martin Horejsi May 1, 2022

Jim's Fragments

Meteorites in Everything

During the last fifty years of collecting and working with meteorites, I have done many fun things with them. As I cut and prepared them

James Tobin May 1, 2022

Micro Visions

A clast in an L3.2 (NWA 2798)

NWA 2798 L3.2 S2 W1 contains chondrules and clasts that contain fine acicular crystals. Here we look at a larger one.

John Kashuba May 1, 2022

Mitch’s Universe

The “Instructive” Tektite

In August 2014, I purchased a tektite from my friend, Norm Lehrman. It was a 137 gram Rizalite tektite. Norm enclosed a letter with my

Mitch Noda May 1, 2022

Mitch’s Universe

Apollo and the Sacred Omphalos Stone

Since this is Meteorite Times twentieth anniversary, I am including this bonus article. Congratulations Paul and Jim on twenty wonderful years! A small ancient coin

Mitch Noda May 1, 2022

Meteorite People

The Notkin Meteorite Collection Auction

An Interview with Geoffrey Notkin by James Tobin Jim: We are always informal but I have some questions that may be talking points to get

James Tobin May 1, 2022

Meteorite Of The Month

Trenton 353.3 gram Iron Meteorite

Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day.

Paul Harris May 1, 2022

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May 1, 2022 Issue

Bensour: The Meteorite Times Birthday Meteorite

Meteorites in Everything

A clast in an L3.2 (NWA 2798)

The “Instructive” Tektite

Apollo and the Sacred Omphalos Stone

The Notkin Meteorite Collection Auction

Trenton 353.3 gram Iron Meteorite

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