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Online meteorite K-12 resources

Posted on April 7, 2020 by Center for Meteorite Studies

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August's Meteorite of the Month is Nobleborough, an achondrite (eucrite-pm) meteorite that fell August 7th, 1823, in Maine. It was the first recorded meteorite fall in Maine, and the second ever in the United States. An eye witness mistook the sound of the meteorite's entry into Earth's atmosphere for musket fire, and a nearby flock [...]

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To Mars & Back Again: A Rock's Tale with Dr. Meenakshi Wadhwa! (Live) https://youtu.be/dSTRbCJ_fXs

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Dr. Devin L. Schrader @devinlschrader ·

2 Jun

It was wonderful to give a tour of @ASUMeteorites to NASA Administrator @SenBillNelson and U.S. Senator @SenMarkKelly last week!
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Michael Crow @michaelcrow ·

31 May

Great to welcome @SenMarkKelly and @NASA Admin. Bill Nelson for a tour and talk about @ASU's work in space. We're part of more than 20 space missions, leading @MissionToPsyche and @lunahmap, and have a new lunar rover prototype, which they took for a quick spin. 🌘🛰️

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Online meteorite K-12 resources

At home with the kids? Check out our online resources for K-12 at-home learning, and find out why space rocks!

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