Meteorites Websites

Primer on meteorites, photos of the museum collection situated on the campus of Texas Christian University in Forth Worth, Texas, and visitor information.

Map, photos, and other information about meteorites recovered in Nevada and adjacent states.

Professional research society promoting the science of meteoritics. Includes educational materials on meteorites, lunar samples, space dust, and related topics; newsletters; journal information; and links.

General information on meteorites, meteroids, and related topics; glossary; current news; and links to science sites, dealers, and educational sites.

Online version of a book of the same title by David A. Kring. English and Spanish.

Illustrated reports, photo gallery from meteorite expeditions undertaken in the Sahara desert of North Africa.

List of meteorites found in the country, with many photos. Includes glossary of terms, information on meteorite identification and classification, and details of specimens for sale.

Topics include origins and classification of meteorites, historical impacts, and news about recent finds and the specimens market.

Focuses on meteorites and meteoroids that came from the moon, including how they get here, how their source is determined, types, chemistry, catalog of all verified finds, and other resources.

Information about the types and identification of meteorites, with recommended books on the topic.

Focus on the misidentification of meteorites, with numerous examples from news media and the Internet.

Complete, concise instructions for preserving meteorites in collections.

Provides general background information on meteorites for students, educators and collectors.

Provides meteorite photographs designed to be a resource for scientists, collectors and enthusiasts, grouped into galleries based upon their classification.

Russ Finney exhibits his collection of meteorites and offers resources, sample classification information and useful reference materials for the amateur and scientific collector.