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This is my favorite meteorite in my collection. its an unclassified NWA with great orientation, fusion crust, some flow lines with a metal bleb hitchhiker on the back"
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Favorite Meteorite? 5 Replies
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The New Aubrite 1 Reply
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Finding Meteorite Hot Spots in Antarctica 3 Replies
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Mars Was Never "Wet and Warm" 1 Reply
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RIP to a fallen member
Started by Craig Moody in Meteorite Hunting Oct 31, 2023.
Using Drones to Find Meteorites…. 3 Replies
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NWA 13188: The Meteorite from Earth 2 Replies
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LIVE WITH AEROLITE SUNDAY
Started by Elizabeth Vieira in Special Events Jul 14, 2023.
Magnets Wipe Memories from Meteorites 3 Replies
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Tagish Lake Meteorite & possible related objects 1 Reply
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Website about Canadian Meteorites and Impact Craters 1 Reply
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Was Lafayette a Witnessed Fall? 1 Reply
Started by Charlie Devine in General Topics. Last reply by Carl Patzer Nov 6, 2022.
Unknown from Mohave County Arizona. 2 Replies
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Meet the Meteorite Hunters
Started by Charlie Devine in Meteorite Hunting Oct 4, 2022.
METEORITE ???
Started by Mai Thanh Phuong in Learn About Meteorites Sep 6, 2022.
Interesting Brecciated Meteorite
Started by Logan in Meteorite Collections Jul 5, 2022.
The Day the Asteroid Hit 1 Reply
Started by Charlie Devine in General Topics. Last reply by Craig Moody Apr 10, 2022.
Is it a lunar meteorite? It looks a lot like meteorite NWA 11474. 2 Replies
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Michael Farmer and Christie’s Auction
Started by Charlie Devine in General Topics Mar 27, 2022.
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"Geoff: my friend and I discovered a strewn field with many meteorites, they cling to a magnet have metal specks, the streak is gray as I have also found magnatite and hematite but thier streak is black and reddish brown respectively. my specimens…"
"They are absolutely gorgeous stones!!!"
The New Aubrite
Nice photos and description of the hunt for, and recovery of, the new witnessed fall in Germany, detected 90 minutes prior to entry…https://www.imo.net/2024-bx1-meteortite-recovery-and-january-fireballs/See More
"Ahaaaaaa ok ok! Which I had a magnet. "
"Looks like a type of porphyry or other igneous rock"
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