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This was the last day of a three-day trip, chasing a small fireball in Arizona, in April 2024. Three days was too little time to reasonably expect to find anything, but we had good data, needed to check it out. Thanks again to Peter Jenniskens, Denis Vida, and Hadrien Devillepoix for their work on this event. I think there's a good chance that someone will find stones from this event, given eno...

This was the second day of a three-day trip, chasing a small fireball in Arizona, in April 2024. Three days was too little time to reasonably expect to find anything, but we had good data, needed to check it out. I'm sorry it took so long for this next video to go up. Life's been busy, and this video got a little complicated. As I said in the video, I did find some great original images of the ...

This was the first day of a three-day trip, chasing a small fireball in Arizona, in April 2024. Three days was too little time to reasonably expect to find anything, but we had good data, needed to check it out.

Join us in while we look for meteorites in Northern Nevada in late June.

Join us as we hunt for meteorites that fell on July 19, 1912. Around 14,000 stones were found shortly after the fall, most weighing just ~a gram or less. Today, they are affectionately called "Holbrook peas." We're not sure of the extent of the strewn field. Reports from the time of the fall are conflicting, with some saying that small and large stones were found mixed together, and others sayi...

Join us on day two of our midwinter hunt.

Join us for a meteorite hunting trip in midwinter!

Join me on this meteorite hunt, alone in the remote Nevada desert. This was day 14 from a longer trip, but we focused on hunting and didn't film most days. All music used here is copyright free and credited at the end of the video.

Join me on this meteorite hunt, alone in the remote Nevada desert. This was day 13 from a longer trip, but we focused on hunting and didn't film most days. All music used here is copyright free and credited at the end of the video.

It's New Year's Eve and we're on the hunt for the last meteorites of 2023.

Join us while we look for meteorites!

Join us while we look for meteorites!

Join us for the third and final part of our trip looking for meteorites! Part one was made as part of a UCLA EPSS booth for Exploring Your Universe, an outreach event that went online for two years due to Covid 19. EYU is back to being in-person again so this is just for fun. All of the meteorites found on this day appear to be ordinary chondrites. Krista's first find appears to be a type 3 or ...

This video shows a few processes: 1) Rain fell on a seasonally wet/dry lakebed. 2) Water pooled in a topographically low part of the lakebed. 3) The surface of the water froze overnight. 4) In the morning, the ice began to melt and a slight breeze kicked up. 5) The wind pushed the ice. A few rocks moved along with it. With a harder freeze, the ice would have been thicker, and could have moved m...

Hunting for Meteorites in Northern Nevada Part 2

The Search for the Tunguska Meteorite: The Tunguska Airburst of 1908

Hunting for Meteorites in Northern Nevada Part 1

A Meteorite Hunt in the Mojave

Large stone vs. moving ice on Nevada dry lake, January 2020, Video 3

Stone moving in ice on Nevada dry lake, January 2020, Video 2

Stone moving in ice on Nevada dry lake, January 2020, Video 1