Posts Tagged With: Meteorite Men
A Sikhote-Alin Meteorite Discovery: The Missing Link
The February, 1947 fall of the Sikhote-Alin iron in a remote part of eastern Siberia was, by far, the largest recorded meteorite event in history. While Campo del Cielo (Argentina), Muonionalusta (Sweden), and Gibeon (Namibia) may possibly have deposited more meteorites in terms of sheer tonnage, they all took place in prehistoric times. If those &hellip Continue reading
The Millbillillie Meteorite: Part of the Asteroid Vesta?
The Millbillillie eucrite belongs to one of the rarest meteorite types. It is part of the HED group, which also includes howardites and diogenites. Eucrites are achondrites, meaning “not chondrites,” so they are lacking in chondrules—the small, spherical, pre-solar grains that give the common chondrites their name. Millbillillie meteorites are volcanic rock from other worlds, &hellip Continue reading
Meteorite Hunting, The Book
On February 1, 2011, my new book, Meteorite Hunting: How To Find Treasure From Space was published. We were eager to have it ready for the 2011 Tucson gem and mineral shows, so I did the actual writing in record time, but it was the product of about fifteen years of work. In the Acknowledgements &hellip Continue reading
New Meteorite Men Television Series In Production
Following the success of the one-hour pilot, which has aired about twenty times since its premiere during May of 2009, Science Channel has ordered a new series of Meteorite Men episodes. The new series of one-hour science/adventure programs will continue to co-star meteorite hunters Steve Arnold and Geoff Notkin as they search for rare and &hellip Continue reading
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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Meteorite Men on Location 
Meteorite Men on Twitter- MeteoriteMen: Geoff of #MeteoriteMen and "The Mule" @AZChallenger event in Arizona #SpaceTweeps #meteorites http://t.co/R1hFEK6R
- MeteoriteMen: @ARamz15 Wonderful photo! Great to meet you too and thanks for having me on your excellent show! Let's do it again : )
- MeteoriteMen: RT @ARamz15: Great to meet Geoff Notkin from the show Meteorite Men today. http://t.co/fcTxifOg
- MeteoriteMen: Join Geoff of MM 4 all day #science & #education events TODAY @AZChallenger http://t.co/DMcHN6Wd #STEM #Arizona #Phoenix
- MeteoriteMen: @NickAstronomer @adcunningham @Nightfly_69 Thank you for the RTs, fab friends : )
- MeteoriteMen: RT @Meteorite_Times: Friendly Fire from Space: Berlanguillas, Spain: Friendly Fire from Space: Berlanguillas… http://t.co/i1nWqhqD
- MeteoriteMen: @Meteorite_Times Thanks for visiting us at the 2012 gem show. Fab friends! #meteorites #science #blogs
- MeteoriteMen: @tricottetcoll Congrats on your 2012 Harvey Award for contributions to #meteorites : )
- MeteoriteMen: Cool! Russian astronauts work on meteorite shields for ISS http://t.co/SRkJyziH #SpaceTweeps #meteorites #space #NASA
- MeteoriteMen: Educators' workshop on #meteorites @azchallenger Sat: http://t.co/BlCdberA #education #science #Arizona #space #Phoenix
- MeteoriteMen: All day events with Geoff of MM @azchallenger this Sat http://t.co/DMcHN6Wd Teacher workshop free with regular admission
- MeteoriteMen: RT @mike_stang: Hey, @sciencechannel @discovery, how about the last 3 episodes of @MeteoriteMen season 3, please?!
- MeteoriteMen: RT @kreegan99: I'm so wanting to see those last three episodes of the #MeteoriteMen for Season 3! Any word on new time slot @ScienceChan ...
- MeteoriteMen: Police charge #Colorado man with meteorite #fraud http://t.co/rR2AqyrX #meteorites #CO #science #astronomy
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Buzzard Coulee Hunt, April 2009