Visit Us
Come see the world-renowned ASU meteorite collection on display!
- Find out where meteorites come from and how planets form!
- Discover what scientists are learning from meteorites - right here at ASU!
- Touch real meteorites!
See historic meteorites from around the globe on display!
- Canyon Diablo – the meteorite that formed Arizona's Meteor Crater!
- Ensisheim – the second oldest recorded meteorite to fall to Earth!
- Valera – the cow-killer!
- Park Forest – the house-crasher!
- Peekskill – the car-smasher!
Please note that The Center for Meteorite Studies offices, including the Meteorite Museum, will close April 16, 2012, in preparation for relocation and renovation. Reopening announcements will be posted here.
Click on the links in the sidebar to arrange your visit!
For one night only, Saturday, March 3, the Center for Meteorite Studies will have staff available to inspect potential meteorite specimens in person! Meteorite enthusiasts can take advantage of this unique opportunity to learn if their unusual sample is indeed a meteorite! Only one sample will be identified per person. Center for Meteorite Studies staff will only be available for this special walk-in service during the Night of the Open Door event. More information is available here.
