Topher, your tutorial at the beginning is the perfect review for "meteorite admirers", like myself. It is a concise and very understandable presentation. I find it very helpful that you and the other team members constantly review basic information, while you introduce new data to us unwashed masses. :>) Looking forward to the full Hangout.
Thank you so much! Sometimes it is best to take a few steps back and start at the bottom rung of the ladder so we make sure the audience is fully with us. I'm super glad and excited that these are so beneficial! I thank you for this wonderful feedback.
Yea great content. I’m mostly into irons and so am loving learning about chondrites more and more. Your descriptions are very clear and concise-I even take notes! Keep the knowledge coming!
Fantastic! Meteorites are such a wide field of study that no one I feel can know everything about everything. So it's good to touch on every little subject we possibly can as deep as possible. I am so happy that this information is ringing true for you. Thanks so much for your partnership John.
Hello all,im from Lancashire uk.Last year after a meteor shower,I found a few samples on my driveway, and after watching these videos I'm dying to cut them to have a look inside.i have no cutting equipment's was wondering how I could get them cut?? any help would be helpful
Meteor showers do not produce any rocks on the ground. Meteor showers are grains of sand sized pieces. If you look in the descriptions of any of my videos loaded you'll see I recommend where to load pictures on Facebook for help with identification.
Hi im enjoying your video..is there any info on meteorites that have been in saltwater over time..the effects and what they may look like. As well as meteorites that could be altered perhaps by native peoples long over time.. Worked in a forge or polished or shaped...i have some interesting rocks...possible from off planet ..thank u very much..
