Schoner's

Meteorite Identification Page

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METEORITE PICTURE GALLERY:

(Click on the location name then use "back" option in your browser to close the pictures and return to this page)

STONES:

ABEE, CANADA

CORREO, NEW MEXICO

GOLD BASIN, ARIZONA

HOLBROOK, ARIZONA

LAFAYETTE, INDIANA

NWA482 (Lunar)

STONY-IRONS:

GLORIETA MOUNTAIN, NEW MEXICO

LAMONT, KANSAS

QUIJINQUE, BRAZIL

IRONS:

CANYON DIABLO, ARIZONA

BRENHAM, KANSAS

And...

Dr. Harvey Nininger & me.

If you would like to learn more about meteorites and the people that find them, Richard Norton's "Rocks from Space" is an excellent read. Click the book title and BUY IT NOW! (But after viewing this and other titles be sure to use the "BACK" button of your browser if you wish to return to this page)

Rocks from Space: Meteorites and Meteorite Hunters (CLICK TO BUY)

THE NATURE OF METEORITES

Other titles you will surely enjoy:

Thunderstones and Shooting Stars, the Meaning of Meteorites: The Meaning of Meteorites (CLICK TO BUY)

Meteorites and Their Parent Planets (CLICK TO BUY)

The Meteorites & Tektites: A Collector's Handbook (CLICK TO BUY)

Comets, Asteroids and Meteorites (CLICK TO BUY)

Meteorites; Messengers from Space (CLICK TO BUY)

METEORITES FOR SALE

I buy, and sell meteorites. If you wish to sell, or to purchase a meteorite, go to: AMERICAN METEORITE SURVEY Est. 1979 http://www.geocities.com/american_meteorite_survey

If your find is genuine, I will make a fair offer on it for an outright purchase, or I can list it at a very modest sales commission and obtain the best price for you.

LASTLY, WORDS OF CAUTION... In buying meteorites the rule is KNOW THE SOURCE! There are many things being touted at various sites and auction sites as meteorites when in fact they are not. This is especially so with regards to the extremely rare lunar and martian meteorites. Though the more common meteorite types are fairly easy to recognize for anyone with a degree of expertise, this is not so with regards to lunar and martian meteorites. These often command many hundreds to thousands of dollars per/gram and thus represent a very considerable investment. Therefore it is important to know the source, and the integrity of the person selling such specimens. It is strongly advised that one not purchase any supposed lunar or martian meteorites unless the mass from which the sample came is recognized as such by the Meteorititical Society, an association of legitimate scientists dedicated to the study of meteorites. An official list of all of the known lunar and martian meteorites can be found in their Meteorite Bulletin... and if it does not appear there, then it is most likely not what the seller claims it to be. For more information on the Meteoritical Society and to view the latest and official Meteorite Bulletin click the following link:

THE METEORITICAL SOCIETY

Copyright S. R. Schoner 2000