Eleven Rock Fragments: Homeowner Allowed to Keep Meteorites After Impact
A homeowner in Koblenz is permitted to keep fragments of a meteorite that struck the roof of their house, with a total of eleven pieces discovered on the property.
The “magnet” of meteorites on the planet: why more than 60% of findings appear in Antarctica
Antarctica accounts for over 60% of the 80,000 meteorites recovered on Earth due to its unique glaciological transport and accumulation process.
The Journey of Celestial Rocks: Discovering Meteors and the Secrets of Earth's Origin
The article discusses the fascinating study of meteoritics, showcasing the discovery of celestial rocks and their implications for understanding the solar system.
Argentinian Meteorites in Dior: Luxury, Cultural Heritage, and the Controversy that Shook Fashion
The debut of Jonathan Anderson at Dior sparked an unexpected controversy regarding jewelry made from meteorites found in Argentina, which are legally protected as Cultural Heritage.
The Earth hides mysterious elements. Scientists see opportunities in them
Scientists are investigating the significant losses of lighter elements such as hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, and noble gases on Earth, which are far less abundant compared to their presence in the Sun and meteorites, potentially due to material loss during the formation of the Solar System and deeper processes within Earth's core.
The controversial use of Argentine meteorites in the Christian Dior parade: is it legal?
Jonathan Anderson's debut couture collection for Christian Dior sparked controversy due to the use of celestial bodies found in Argentina.
Surnames and meteorites, the inheritance of the first sexual colonization of Americans in Greenland
The article discusses the legacy of the first sexual colonization by Americans in Greenland, starting with Robert Peary's claim to the North Pole in 1909.