Links & Literature 1

Facts, Figures & Information

The Meteoritical Bulletin Database - Online database with information on each and every meteorite that has been approved by the Meteoritical Society. A must!

NHM Catalogue of Meteorites - Online version of the famous "Blue Book" - a fully searchable database with lots of information. Highly Recommended!

Meteorite Fall Statistics - A Wikipedia page compiled by Dr. Jeff N. Grossman with lots of basic information. Highly recommended!

A Complete List of Meteorite Falls - Another great Wikipedia page by Dr. Grossman with information on all known meteorite falls. Recommended!

Encyclopedia of Meteorites - Pierre-Marie Pelè's site with a comprehensive database, and lots of meteorite pictures. Highly recommended!

The Natural History Museum London - Great website with basic information on meteorites, and the science of meteoritics. Highly recommended!

NAU Meteorite Laboratory - Institutional website of Northern Arizona University, provided by Dr. Ted Bunch and Dr. James Wittke. Highly recommended!

ASU Center for Meteorite Studies - Comprehensive institutional site provided by Arizona State University. Beginners to advanced content - recommended!

RAS Laboratory of Meteoritics - Educational website provided by the Vernadsky Institute, Moscow, Russia, with great meteorite pictures. Recommended!

David Weir's Meteorite Studies - A private website with lots of detailed information on various meteorite types and clans. Highly recommended!

Meteorite Identification - Ken Newton's great site on meteorite identification, focussing on meteor-wrongs. An absolute must! >> continue >>