METEORITE MEN
VISITORS FROM SPACE: METEORITE COLLECTORS' SET MM-13
A twelve-piece collection representing all of the major meteorite types
 

This wonderful collectors' set features twelve different specimens, of which ten are genuine meteorites and two are impactites (impact glasses created by ancient meteorite events on Earth). All of the major meteorite types are represented—stone, iron, and stony-iron—and some very rare classes, such as the famous Norton County aubrite.

The twelve pieces are each enclosed within individual clear plastic specimen boxes, and housed in attractive padded display case, with hinged top. A laminated full color insert describes each of the specimens, including its classification, and location and date of find. Each individual specimen box is individually lettered on the bottom, and that letter corresponds to a listing on the color insert, so specimens can be removed and studied without getting mixed up. And the Visitors From Space set comes complete with a certificate of authenticity and an exclusive photo, both personally signed by Geoff of Meteorite Men, and one of Geoff's Aerolite Meteorites stickers. A great collectible for science enthusiasts and Meteorite Men fans of all ages. Visitors From Space is also a fantastic introduction to the amazing world of meteorites and meteorite collecting.

NOTES ON SPECIMENS

Examples of the following meteorites and impactites are included in the Visitors From Space set:

CANYON DIABLO
Iron IAB Found 1891
Coconino Co, AZ, USA

SIKHOTE-ALIN
Iron IIAB Fell Feb. 12, 1947
Maritime Provinces, Russia

HENBURY
Iron IIIAB Found 1931
Western Australia

GIBEON
Iron IVA Found 1836
Hardap, Namibia

NWA 859 (TAZA)
Iron plessitic octahedrite
Found 2001, Africa

NWA 869
Stone L4–6 Found 2000
Tindouf, Algeria

GHUBARA
Stone L5 Found 1954
Al Wusta, Oman

BASSIKOUNOU
Stone H5 Fell Oct. 16, 2006
Mauritania

NORTON COUNTY
Stone AUB Fell Feb. 8, 1948
Norton County, KS, USA

VACA MUERTA
Mesosiderite Found 1861
Atacama Desert, Chile

DARWIN GLASS
Impact glass
Tasmania, Australia

LIBYAN DESERT GLASS
Impact glass
Libyan Desert


NOTES AND DIMENSIONS

The collection box pictured measures 208 mm x 182 mm x 50 mm and contains twelve clear plastic specimen boxes. Each box measures 45 mm x 14 mm. Every specimen is 100% guaranteed to be authentic and as described.

This set also contains a certificate of authenticity, personally signed by Geoff of Meteorite Men (not a printed signature), an exclusive photo of Geoff taken on location while filming Season One, and an Aerolite "wings" sticker. This is the logo for Geoff's own company, Aerolite Meteorites, and you'll see him wearing his special wings t-shirt in all the Season Two episodes.

ABOUT THE METEORITE MEN

Geoff of Meteorite Men is a meteorite specialist, photographer and science writer and his meteorite hunting articles and photographs have appeared in Meteorite magazine, Astronomy, Rock & Gem, Sky & Telescope, Wired, Geotimes, Seed, Sci Q, and many other national and international publications. He is also a fellow of the world famous Explorer's Club.

Steve of Meteorite Men stunned the scientific community in the fall of 2005 when he discovered a 1,430-lb pallasite meteorite buried in a cornfield near Brenham, Kansas. It is the largest of its type ever found in North America. Pallasites are unique among meteorites as they are composed of iron-nickel and olivine crystals (the gemstone peridot).

The two friends have made documentaries about meteorite hunting for Discovery, National Geographic, The History Channel, PBS, and The Travel Channel as well as co-hosting Science Channel's Meteorite Men adventure series.

$195.00 with free shipping in the USA

INTERNATIONAL ORDERS:
$214.00 including air mail

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