As 2023 starts Jason Phillips and I have another meteorite well along the classification trail. It is suspected at present to be a howardite or...

I love Allende meteorites. They are a famous CV3 carbonaceous and a favorite of mine. And after forty years of meteorite lapidary work I have...

I rarely have two meteorites in the process of being classified at the same time. But that is exactly what has happened twice during recent...

Last issue I presented an interview I had with Geoff Notkin regarding the auction of his meteorite collection. After doing the interview and speaking with...

The Oscar Monnig Meteorite Gallery is on the campus of Texas Christian University in the Sid Richardson Science Building. Oscar E. Monnig amassed in his...

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...

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...

Most of the readers of this article know by now that I cut a large number of meteorites during a year. I have been particularly...

I spend many days in the lab cutting and preparing meteorites. Often I start at 7 am and work until mid-afternoon or early evening. I...

As has been the case the last couple of issues I have a short announcement before the actual article. A meteorite that Jason Phillips and...

Before my article begins I want to share a little victory. Over the years I have thought about the first sci-fi novel I ever read....

Over the years I have written about meteorites that I have sent off for classification. Repeatedly the question “How can I get a meteorite classified?”...