Meteorite Hunting

Meteorite Men the Television Show

Sometimes dreams do come true: The author (above left) and Steve Arnold with a 230-lb Brenham pallasite recovered during the filming of Meteorite Men. The meteorite was buried about four feet underground and had to be excavated using a back hoe. Photograph by Caroline Palmer © Aerolite Meteorites. So, after seventeen months of work Meteorite &hellip Continue reading »

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The Great West Texas Meteorite Hunt

A small oriented meteorite, untouched by human hands just as found in the West, Texas strewnfield. Photograph by Steve Arnold. Anyone who took part in the Great Texas Fireball Hunt of February, 2009 will remember it for as long as they live. On the afternoon of February 15, while the Aerolite Meteorites team was hard &hellip Continue reading »

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Exciting Life Of A Meteorite Hunter

Sunburned and a little haggard after a long day of meteorite hunting in the Arizona desert. Self portrait by the author. During my childhood years in London Monty Python’s Flying Circus was the most controversial and talked-about show on television. My father wryly encouraged me to stay up until 9:25 pm and watch each new &hellip Continue reading »

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Texas Fireball Spurs International Meteorite Hunt

As Sherlock Holmes used to say to his pal Watson whenever a new chase began: “The game’s afoot!” Two independent groups led by my colleagues Ron Dilulio, and Mike Farmer, have found small freshly-fallen stone meteorites on the ground near Waco, Texas. They are almost certainly associated with the bright daytime fireball witnessed over Austin, &hellip Continue reading »

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