Contents:-What is a Meteorite?-Getting Started-Types of Collecting-Micromounts-Bigger Pieces-A Note on Pricing-Advanced Collecting-Buyer Beware!-Closing RemarksWhat is a Meteorite?Most
"shooting stars", or meteors, burn up in the earth's atmosphere never
to be seen again. When a piece survives the trip and impacts the
surface of the earth, it is known as a meteorite. Tens of thousands of
meteorites have been identified and cataloged, with many winding up in
museums or research institutions. Luckily for us, many wind up in the
hands of collectors. Meteorite collecting can be a fascinating hobby -
the specimens are interesting for their science, history, and aesthetic
value. Like crystals and fossils, meteorites are a great way to bring
a part of natural history into your home.Getting StartedGreat!
So you're ready to get started! But not so fast... before you begin,
you should educate yourself on the basics of meteorite collecting. A
quick search for "meteorite " (or a link into okay'sMeteorite
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