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The Meteoritical Society records all known meteorites in its Meteoritical Bulletin and publishes Meteoritics and Planetary Science, a leading journal of planetary science.
 

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In Memoriam: David S. McKay04/02 19:29
David S. McKay, Chief Scientist for Astrobiology at the NASA Johnson Space Center, passed away on February 20, 2013. ...
The Russian meteor of Febru...03/07 01:41
The full, original version of the text below was written by Linda Martel and can be found at CosmoSparks. . Fragment...
Devendra Lal, 1929-201201/29 00:13
Devendra Lal died on December 1 at his San Diego home. He was 83. Throughout his long career, Professor Lal was know...
Magmatism, Metamorphism and...12/18 22:53
A session on Meteorites and Planetology will be featured in the eighth meeting on Magmatism, Metamorphism, and Associ...
McKay and Wiley-Blackwell A...09/28 06:48
The council of the Meteoritical Society is pleased to announce that Maartje Hamers has won the 2012 Gordon McKay Awar...
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