Arizona Meteorite News- New Photos of Arizona Meteorite Fall 16JUL09

Photos and text about the latest meteorites found from the fireball of June 23, 2009 over Southern Arizona near Sierra Vista, AZ.

http://www.rocksfromspace.org/New-Arizona-Meteorite-fall-2009.html

AZ and PA Meteor/Meteorite News- Sky and Telescope- U.S. Meteorite Hunters Go Bicoastal 14

U.S. Meteorite Hunters Go Bicoastal

Meteors, even bright ones, happen all the time. But every now and then a truly bright fireball is witnessed by so many people that the event makes the news. And, thanks to the speed and ubiquity of the Internet, such news travels fast.


http://www.skyandtelescope.com/news/50678607.html

Arizona Meteorite News- Photos of Southern Arizona Meteorite Fall 23JUN09 6JUL09

New photos of meteorite from the 23JUN09 Southern Arizona fall near Sierra Vista, AZ.
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/New-Arizona-Meteorite-fall-2009.html

Arizona Meteorite News- Jack Schrader Finds Meteorite from 23JUN Bolide 4JUL09

Jack Schrader, Sierra Vista, AZ writes,
"I have a very important announcement to make and one I am sure everyone will
be very excited about. Most of you have already heard the news about the
fireball which was sighted over Southern Arizona at 9:22 pm on the evening
of Tuesday June 23. I would like to announce that I have recovered
material from this fall. I recovered a 155.6 gram stone at 6:20 pm on
Thursday, June 25, which is 44 hours and 58 minutes after the fireball was
sighted. Fortunately the material recovered was recovered in an absolutely
pristine state as the area had no monsoon season rainfall previous to my
discovery. I was able to very quickly zero in on the area with the help of
numerous phone calls and eyewitness reports which were all thoroughly
investigated with follow up visits. With GPS, compass and notepad in hand,
I put well over 300 miles on my vehicle in less than two days. The area
people were extremely excited about this event and more than willing
to offer whatever information they had about the sighting. I was born and
raised in this part of Arizona and my intimate knowledge of the country, the
terrain, the trails and back roads has proved invaluable in my search."

Photo of the meteorite: http://www.rocksfromspace.org/July_4_2009.html

Photos of search area: http://www.rocksfromspace.org/July_5_2009.html