The Earth is constantly being bombarded by objects from outer space. Most burn upon entry and are seen as "falling stars" or "shooting stars". Some of these short flashes seen in the night sky are caused by particles no larger than a grain of sand. Some are much larger. A few survive and are found on Earth. All of our specimens include the date of the fall/find, the location, and name. They are beautifully mounted in 8 x 11 cm (3.25" x 4.25") Riker Mount specimen boxes that can be opened easily to more closely examine the meteorites. Because these are natural products and in relatively limited supply, specimens will vary slightly in size, weight, and color. Availability subject to change.
See below for Fall Locations and Dates.| Item # | Name | Date | Location | |
| RM-451 | Schrapnel | Sikhote-Alin | 2/12/47 | Sikhote-Alin Mts, USSR |
| RM-453 | Fragment | Campo del Cielo | 1576 | Gran Chaco Gualamba, Argentina |
| RM-455 | Fragment | Nantan | 1516 | Qunag Xi, China |