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| Excellent Portland State University page. Also, an Interactive ID Tool! (Note: to find out what the samples actually are, you have to go go through all test including completely rotating the item and checking its appearance at each turn.) | ||
| The Washington University in St. Louis provides an excellent meteorite reality checklist as well as a Database of Wrongs with 200+ photo gallery of 'Why these rocks are not Meteorites!' | ||
| Geoff Notkin's series article in SPACE.COM is a most helpful Introduction to Meteorite Identification: Have You Found a Space Rock with great photos of meteorites and 'wrongs'. | ||
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Newly reworked ID site from the University of New Mexico with Jeff Kuyken's great photos. | |
| The Meteorite Exchange - meteorite identification basics starting with the three types of meteorites. | ||
| Similar Meteorite testing info for those thinking of auctioning their new found rock. Please have it professionally tested before selling it on Ebay. | ||
| FOUND A METEORITE? David Weir always gives sage advice to those who think they have a meteorite. (Testing sites list) | ||
| Have you found an Aussie Meteorite? Jeff Kuyken's checklist applies to meteorites found anywhere - super pictures. | ||
| Meteorite Identification and other questions. The Dept. of Geological Sciences, University of Missouri - Columbia. | ||
| Ron Hartman list the steps to authenticate and name a meteorite. A METEORITE BY ANY OTHER NAME | ||
| IMCA's Finding Meteorites has an educational site and lists testing sites (including a SUPER eBay Buyers Guide). | ||
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The Natural History Museum offers pages of helpful insights on Meteorites including identification. | |
| The BBC and Open University program, Stardate, has posted its promised Become a Meteorite Hunter guide. Also of interest are the results of the 2004 Great British Meteorite Hunt - Was it a Meteorite?. | ||
| NC Museum of Natural Sciences offers basic ID. | ||
| Star BitsTest . How did you do? | ||
| FAQ - Excellent - very good info by Meteorite List, members. |
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| Classification List - Jeff Kuyken's list represents around 7000 Meteorites. excellent photos | ||
| Meteorite Studies David Weir's METEORITES: A Systematic Classification Through Photographs - Excellent. | ||
| Langheinrich Museum of Meteorites has 250+ excellent photos. | ||
| Oscar E. Monnig Meteorite Gallery has excellent photos. | ||
| AEROLITE GALLERY OF METEORITE PHOTOGRAPHY - check out Geoffrey Notkin's great photos. | ||
| What is a Lunar Meteorite? Very Good |
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| Canadian Ownership and exportation legalities. | ||
| Meteorite Ownership Laws -
Non-uniform laws. |
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