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?”...

It has been a while since I wrote an article focused on my favorite place; Meteor Crater. Over the last fifty years, I have added...

About 30 years ago I began trying to make thin sections. I remember I was fascinated by the interference colors. I have always been an...

I don’t add very many meteorites to my collection anymore. Maybe five or six meteorites a year. Of that number, a couple of meteorites are...

Over the last twenty-five years, I have cut a great many Allende stones. In the last month, I have cut a 600+ gram stone and...

The tumbler is tumbling tektites and I am cutting and preparing meteorites regularly during this time of being homebound. I have several hobbies and writing....