I FOUND IT! The Meteor that flew over Salt Lake City Utah 2022

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Here is Mark's absolutely incredible find of a large meteorite from the August 13th 2022 Meteor Event. The meteor event was breaking news and was found at the Great Salt Lake Utah, and the event occurred during daylight hours, caught live on cameras. Mark's recovery is also caught live on camera!
The meteor was observed a couple days before it hit earth by the Near Earth Object Observation Program (www.nasa.gov/p...) it was observed traveling through space at 33,000 mph with an estimated size of 800 lbs. It slowed way down as it hit our atmosphere and began to break apart, at some point it slowed all the way down to somewhere between 200-400 mph before impacting earth. This spectacular daytime event was seen by thousands and the sonic boom was heard by even more. It flew right over the very populated area of Salt Lake City, Utah, a near miss on the city and broke up over the salt lake West of this huge Landmark USA city. Go on an adventure with Mark as he makes the discovery of a lifetime! He recovers a large meteorite weighing in at a whopping 484 grams! Ne metal detector was required to find this meteorite as it was easy for a meteorite hunter to see a fresh, black stone sitting right on top of the white or tan desert playa. 15 additional pieces (for a total of 16) were found by other meteorite hunters from all around the country. In this case Mark found a suspicious impact crater that proved to from a HUGE meteorite buried in the dirt! Tag along to see the whole adventure.
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Mark Dayton is a professional treasure hunter since 1984 and searches for treasures all up and down the West Coast of the USA. He is a retired Firefighter Paramedic and also spends his time as a busy professional musician. His adventures take him to many locations out West where he looks for all types of treasures. In each adventure he teaches you all of the tips and techniques to be a successful treasure hunter. He gets his nickname of the "Brass Medic" because he restores and does museum quality conservation on old brass relics that are bent or broken. Join along on all of his adventures right here on RU-vid!!
HUGE Meteorite Found - Meteor Event - Salt Lake City Utah 2022:
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@BrassMedic Месяц назад

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@christyeaton8082 День назад

Is this a meteorite I found it at the salt flats of Sal lake city near were I live

@Crumbcat4life Год назад

As a meteorite owner I can say that *ur find is incredible*

@masonmercmetaldetecting 8 месяцев назад

That is soooooo insane! I saw your clip from Relics Radio on 5280 Adventures and I had to come check out this video! Congratulations, what a find of a lifetime!!

@BrassMedic 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for both tuning into the Radio podcast as well as coming over to the channel to watch the video! I sincerely appreciate it and I have a couple other really good videos on meteorites if you're interested on my channel. Thanks again!

@mrlarry999 2 года назад

Great video Mark! Epic find and a slick production to show the journey and your find. 👍🏻👍🏻

@Nature_Wild_And_Free 9 месяцев назад

That is a killer piece!! Awesome fusion crust!!

@BrassMedic 9 месяцев назад

Thank you, yes would have looked much better if it didn't punch through the soil as deep as it did. Three of the biggest pieces that were found at this event were all deep like mine in the soil but about 16 or 17 of the other pieces that were found were found on top of the flat desert floor and looked amazing with the fresh eggshell like fusion crust. That is one of the reasons why I like this hobby so much is I do fresh falls and I always get to see nice fusion crusts. Thank you for the view and comment! I truly hope you get to find one like this someday. Watch this video too. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_EWs_EFNDyY.htmlsi=tXP_xwtCQi7so0iS

@stockishhh_9940 Год назад

I was there, I was on a life journey and turned oracle cards. Within a second of me turning the last card we heard a boom. It was this meteor, I was being called the meteorite shaman by some of the locals.

@h.r.polter2693 Год назад

Congratulations and thanks for sharing. Amazing find!

@tylermurphy37 Год назад

That is cool as hell you found that! I thought we got Bombed or somethin when the sound went off! Congratulations on your find, that’s truly amazing!

@BrassMedic Год назад

Thank you! I bet, not anything you would ever expect to hear.

@Herb7676 2 года назад

what an amazing find... congratulations. thanks for sharing.

@BrassMedic 2 года назад

Hi Jared, Thank you for the view and taking the time to leave an awesome comment. Really glad you liked the video!! Cheers, Mark

@scottchiaracagolddetecting8975 2 года назад

Fantastic find, congratulations.

@ronlarson6530 Год назад

That is SO cool! Congratulations and thanks for sharing :)

@BrassMedic Год назад

Thank you for the view and comment, really was one of those moments in life that you will never forget!

@Darksagan Год назад

Thats cool your bother told you and actually found it. Sick.

@MetalDetectingOutWest 2 года назад

Congrats on a nice find.... I was out there only Wed Aug 17th and found 2. You found a nice size, congrats...

@BrassMedic 2 года назад

Huge Congrats to you too. Thank you for the view and comment! Can you look at my email below and email me to share your coords? (Unless you already have them to Pat Branch). We're trying to keep a master map for not only scientific documentation (academia and MetBul) but for provenance as well. Thanks again! Mark 🤠

@timpletcher1706 2 года назад

Congrats Mark must have been a highlight monment!! Can you help me understand how you obtain the doplar radar information and how you manipulate it? Thanks, Tim

@BrassMedic 2 года назад

Hi Tim, the data set is publicly shared for doplar radar as is for example lidar data from landsat 8 and sentinal 2 satellites. It's just having the skills and or software to know how to view it and manipulate it. There are only 3 people that I personally know of with the skill set to create a solution and generate a strewnfield map. All 3 are scientists and it's kind of the buddy system to get timely access to these maps. In some cases, for example our most recent fall in the State of Georgia earlier this week, data was not allowed to be shared due to the dataset being used was privately owned and as an agreement the persons working up a solution were asked not to share it with the public until locals had time to find these on their own. A few days later it was shared publicly throughout the scientific and hobby communities. There are videos all over RU-vid that can show you how to work with weather data but it's a very complex and secretive science knowing how to find falling rocks! Wish I had more info for you but we can always use another person who can do this if your motivated enough! Thank you for the view and question!

@allenpost3616 Год назад

Congrats on your amazing find! It is mind blowing to think about all the millennia that thing has been orbiting are star and the distance it must have covered! Did you find out what it's composed of nickel iron or stony? Wow thanks for sharing your find!

@BrassMedic Год назад

Thank you, still waiting for the official classification but it's looking like it's going to be an H5 Ordinary Chondrite from the parent body Aten.

@cowboygeologist7772 Год назад

Very cool; thanks for posting. I have a 14.6 lb one. Do you know if an XRF would give me any results? There's a guy in Carson City said he charges $35 to XRF anything.

@BrassMedic Год назад

Thank you for the view and comment! Yes an XRF is the instrument of choice for determining or confirming a Meteorite. Is yours a heavy solid iron? If so, there are several terrestrial stones that are heavy like iron meteorites and magnets are attracted to them. Beat bet is that XRF test.

@cowboygeologist7772 Год назад

@@BrassMedic I have no doubt it's a meteorite. It is very heavy and it's been handled so much that the areas around the thumbprint markings look silver (nickel). It doesn't look anything like the natural stones at Iron Mountain, across the highway from the Misfits strewn field.

@Hethyr13 7 месяцев назад

Happy you know this!! I found what I believe to be a desert iron meteorite and I’m trying to get answers from the U of U just waiting for their meteorite specialist to return from Antarctica . I very thoroughly wash every one of my findings and if I did find a meteor, I definitely damaged it by soaking and scrubbing off the outside that would have been the crust if it turns out to be one. No matter what I find out though , I’m very happy with “my meteor” / space looking rock specimen lol. Thank you for this information as I will be driving to Carson city asap to find this guy and get mine ttested. I have ants in my pants doing a boogie dance. I just want to know. Again though, CONGRATULATIONS to you lucky one!! It’s a beautiful heart with so many stories to tell. You are a very lucky man. 💞🍀🍀🍀🍀✨🍀💫🍀☄️🍀🍀🍀

@Hethyr13 7 месяцев назад

Cowboy geologist did you make it out to Carson to have yours tested yet?

@StoneyVision Год назад

Freaking exhilarating dude! Awesome find

@freshimpactco.8698 2 месяца назад

That there is a dreamy find my bro

@BrassMedic Месяц назад

Thank you, something I will never forget for sure. Still seems like just yesterday when I found it. I appreciate the view and comment!

@thomasavino3093 2 года назад

what a cool adventure and an amazing find! your comment about the research aspect too is so so interesting and involved. whether its gold camps or meteor showers, you really know how to do the research to find it! very impressive

@BrassMedic 2 года назад

Thank you Thomas for the view and taking the time to make such a nice comment! Yes, anyone who has ever been on an adventure with me knows that I am huge on research and reading the terrain to figure out where to look for long lost relics. The techniques used to find meteorites are a good glimpse into the world of astrophysics, meteorology and geology. I love everything about it! 🤠

@markkus1134 Год назад

Very cool find

@weshawkins7165 2 года назад

Fantastic find. Your metal detector should have sounded off on that.

@BrassMedic 2 года назад

Absolutely would have!

@dirkjackson1267 7 месяцев назад

So cool ❤ love it

@BrassMedic 7 месяцев назад

Thanks again I really appreciate your kind words

@mohammadal-qurashi1884 Год назад

Price tag 4.5 Billion dollars

@justadefaultguy Год назад

I remember when it crashed my cousin got his drone and was trying to find it 😂

@BrassMedic Год назад

I tried to do the same the day I got there but it was over 100 degrees super windy and the glare off of the white sand made the drone un-useable for that. Had to just hike out to the flats and use your eyes while keeping dark sunglasses on and a full face and arm coverings to prevent sunburn from white glare of sand. Was a brutal hunt and hike. Thanks for the view and comment!

@Drakemiser Год назад

Those scientists better not take it. Finders keepers buster!

@TheLandPirates1 Год назад

So Cool !!!!!!!

@heygy60 Год назад

where was it? i mean the place where you found it

@BrassMedic Год назад

I describe in detail where I was in the video. I have my exact coordinates to representatives at NASA as well as shared them with the community at Strewnify. Thank you for the view and question.

@markowill614 Год назад

How did u no it was heading there at that spot

@guynoir4733 Год назад

Where's the giant crater ? 33000 mph and 8" of penetration in soft earth ? Explain please .

@krazykuz13cmc Год назад

It's a PIECE of it stupid. The meteor exploded in the sky.

@guynoir4733 Год назад

@@krazykuz13cmc A bullet from a 30.06 rifle , much smaller and slower would go deeper in soft earth than that . Go back to your childish posts little one .

@markowill614 Год назад

I tho radiation be on anything fall form space......idk...good job..

@19jody72 Год назад

What's something like that worth?

@BrassMedic Год назад

It's hard to say on each fall there are many variables. It depends on what the classification is and of course the weight and then the aesthetics. They are very valuable to collectors, science, academia and museums. Generally speaking all fresh witnessed falls in USA are a minimum of $50/gram some less some much more. Supply and demand matters too. In this particular fall event, only 16 pieces were ever found, most ended up in the great salt lake and are now underwater. Thanks for checking out the video!

@GraceH81 Год назад

Aren't they worth more if you don't touch them with your bare hands? As the oils from your skin promote premature rusting?

@Dizzybee384 Год назад

Co-ordinates?

@Dizzybee384 Год назад

Long. And lat.

@dididumadi9835 Год назад

I found a bigger stone than yours for sale

@jesseknutson8151 2 года назад

Wow Mark! That is beyond epic dude! Congratulations man! Your passion for finding the extraordinary in the ordinary ground beneath our feet is about as inspirational as it can get. Cheers to you buddy! 🍻

@BrassMedic 2 года назад

Thank you Jesse for your view and kindest comment!! I know I like watching others adventures so that is what inspires me to make these videos. I could care less about the attaboys or spotlight, etc. Like I said in this video, I like to share these incredible moments with buddies and my RU-vid community! I'm glad to hear you say it's inspirational! 🤠

@procaliadventures Год назад

Your a little of on your time table , earth is mor or les 4.54 billion years old , so your rock is about the same age, excellent find , i got near me some salt flats called Laguna Salada, its south of the imperial valley. Nice episode and congratulations on a find of a lifetime .

@BrassMedic Год назад

Thank you, yes I was misinformed for some reason when I made that statement. Really spurred lots of comments like this. I apologize for the inaccurate info. I had never been to the Salt flats before until this adventure but I had been to huge dry lake beds before looking for meteorites. I mostly only chase, fresh, witnessed falls. But on these giant Flat Lake beds you can find old falls as well. Thanks for the view and comment!

@bosschardgr8adventures502 Год назад

Can you help me to identify my suspected meteorite i pound somewhere here in the Philippine. Can i send to you video & pictures sir. Gid bless more 😇🙏❤️🤙

@BrassMedic Год назад

Yes, you can email me at: treasureboxguy@gmail.com

@Hethyr13 7 месяцев назад

AMAZING and CONGRATULATIONS!! YOU ARE SOOOOO LUCKY I AM VERY HAPPY FOR YOU !! SOOOOOO SURREAL!! 💞🤗🤗🍀🍀🍀

@BrassMedic 7 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for the very kind words and for watching!

@therustyduck5400 2 года назад

Wow, congrats! Epic find of a lifetime for sure!

@BrassMedic 2 года назад

Thank you 🙏 yes very fortunate and I have a saying that's its 99% luck and 99% skill 😜 Thank you for the view and kindest comment! 🤠 Mark

@xXzombeistXx 2 года назад

How did you know we're to look?? How do we know this isn't fake?

@BrassMedic 2 года назад

Great questions. Firstly, thank you for your view and comment/question. We know where to look because we use doplar radar data which is routinely used to look at moisture and precipitation for weather forecast. This radar system can also see things in the sky such as flocks of birds, airplanes and even swarms of bees. We use multiple eyewitness accounts from a website where witnesses can report a fireball sighting. This gives us a projected trajectory. Then we move through slices of time in software that can see the doplar radar data set to see the fragments of the meteor falling to earth. We can then create a map showing where they are most likely going to land. We start our search there. As far as how do you know its not fake? First of all, you can't believe anything you see in video because it's very easy to deceive using video production techniques. But in this case, until you actually go out and experience digging a Meteorite out of the soil, seeing what something looks like when it's freshly dug and knowing what a fresh meteorite looks like, you will never be convinced that seeing footage like this is real. But for those of us who have dug a fresh meteorite, handle, collect, buy, sell or trade them, there is absolutely no question its real. It's a fair question coming from someone who has never experienced this. Thanks again for your view!

@natmcd4043 Год назад

Is it worth anything in monetary value ?

@HoboMinerals Год назад

Awesome!!!!

@KevinOlivas24 Год назад

This is so sad you really made this video and uploaded it 😭

@djin812 Год назад

What is it with, monetarily?

@MadMax0331 2 года назад

That's really cool. Tim was really fired up when you sent him pics. Me too!

@BrassMedic 2 года назад

I bet, especially since he was the first person to tell me about it! Thanks! 🤠

@ramankumar-ej4tj Год назад

Wt is the price of this meteorite?

@grzlbr 2 года назад

I think that tops any buckle or pepper box, i'm hooked

@BrassMedic 2 года назад

We'll have to go one on of these adventures!

@WestCoastGoldProspecting Год назад

I’m surprised how shallow it was. Considering the weight and speed it was going 👍

@BrassMedic Год назад

My comment about how fast it was going was quite misleading. The near earth object observation program caught this coming at us a couple days before it hit earth. It was moving at us at 33k mph but when it hits the atmosphere the object encounters friction and heating and breaks up into many pieces and slows all the way down to terminal velocity (120 mph). At that point each piece simply falls to earth (no different than being dropped out of high altitude hot air balloon). Still a 484 gram stone falling at 120 mph carry a lot of energy. In the equation E = mc2 speed is everything as it's squared. It's certainly enough to punch a small hole into the desert playa. On this fall only 16 total pieces were found and 3 of largest pieces, including mine were in holes, the rest were on top. Thanks for the view and comment. 🤠

@WestCoastGoldProspecting Год назад

@@BrassMedic , that seems about right. I have always wanted to find a meteor. Great find. I heard those can be quite expensive, is that true ?

@BrassMedic Год назад

@@WestCoastGoldProspecting They are very collectible by hobbiests, space enthusiasts and of course the scientific and academic communities. They are quite rare as well. Values vary widely due to whether or not they were a fresh, witnessed fall or an old historic event. Also geography plays a part in value. But nothing has more of an impact that the type it is. There are many different types and parent bodies. But generally speaking, any fresh witnessed fall is valuable.

@ghostship85 Год назад

19 times faster than a bullet. I know right. Makes no sense at all.

@alxmrtnz Год назад

@@BrassMedic thanks for the explanation, very informative! cool find!

@charliebonzino4855 Год назад

I'm sure that meteor is worth millions.

@christopherw4527 Год назад

I would have figured something that heavy and fast would have hit the sand a lot harder. Looks like it was only going a couple hundred miles and hour upon impact.

@DetroitShadows Год назад

I was thinking the same thing! Def surprised when he mentioned he was looking for rocks on the surface. Considering footprints and tire tracks were easily visible you’d think an object with that kind is mass/velocity would penetrate the substrate deeper.

@christopherw4527 Год назад

@@DetroitShadows Yeah. Something is up with this story I'm thinking. What would slow it down so much? No blast debris either.