Own a Meteorite!
They came from outer space--and you can have one! Genuine meteorites are now on sale in the Space Weather Store.
Each one is sold separately and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
 An excellent way to get started in meteorite collecting.
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 Spaceweather Jewelry
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 Shrapnel-like specimens from the 1947 fall in Russia.
Iron. Coarse Octahedrite (IIAB)
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 Celestial art from one of the most sought-after Pallasites; sliced thin with olivine crystals easily visible. Stony-Iron. Pallasite.
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 North West Africa Stone Chondrite. Location not determined by Berbers who picked these up; their mistake and your good fortune!
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 Large slices from the Etter main mass.
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 Beautiful Iron Meteorites from the Northern Territories of Australia. Medium Octahedrite (IIIA)
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 A fragment of the Moon! Delivered to Earth via an impact on the Moon.
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 Fragments from the largest meteor in Australia. Known as the Mundrabilla Meteor, it fell to Earth over one million years ago.
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 Nice whole meteorites from the Northwest Africa 869 fall.
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 Tektites are natural glassy rocks which were formed by impacts of large meteorites on the Earth.
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 Tektite from the Czech Republic; beautiful green translucent color.
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 Minerals from Planet Earth! Minerals enhance any space rock collection.
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 A fragment of Mars! Delivered to Earth via an impact on Mars.
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 A fragment of the asteroid Vesta, called Bilanga. One of the very few meteorites paired to a specific asteroid.
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 An Australian stony. This is a very rare meteorite!
Stone. Chondrite. (L4)
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 A nice collection of Geodes and Fossils.
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Written by Mike D. Reynolds, this book provides a straightforward, thorough look at all aspects of meteors and meteorites. 2nd edition.
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An Earth Science CSI Kit developed by Dr. Mike Reynolds.
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The “Meteorite or Meteorwrong” activity.
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