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Join us Sunday, March 7 at 9pm EST (March 8 at 0200 UTC), for a special AFM*Radio presentation featuring Geoffrey Notkin of the Science Channel’s Meteorite Men!
In a pre-recorded interview, we speak with Geoff about all things Meteorite Men, including how the show came to be, some surprising results of the show, and his remarkable fourteen-year friendship with Meteorite Men co-host, Steve Arnold. Geoff also discusses some of world’s more fascinating impact sites, the intricacies of meteorite hunting, and his own passions for science, meteorites, and music.
If you aren’t able to make the original airing at 9pm EST, you can catch one of the AFM*Radio replays at midnight, 3am, 6am, 9am, noon, 3pm, or 6pm (EST). You can also listen to the podcast version, posted above.
Meteorite Men website
Meteorite Men on Discovery’s Science Channel website
Meteorite Men on Twitter
Meteorite Men on Facebook
Meteorite Men on Quest tv in the UK
Geoffrey Notkin’s Aerolite website
Geoffrey Notkin’s Guide to Meteorite Identification
Geoff Notkin’s Geology.com column, Meteorwritings
Geoff Notkin’s review of Christopher Cokinos’ book, The Fallen Sky
Christopher Cokinos’ book, The Fallen Sky (available in hardcover and e-book formats)
E.P. Grondine’s book, Man and Impact in the Americas, at Amazon.com
E.P. Grondine’s book, Man and Impact in the Americas, signed and half-priced!
The Tricottet Collection’s Nininger Legacy Exhibit
H. H. Ninger’s books, available through Amazon.com
The Meteorite Magazine website
NorthEast Astronomy Forum (NEAF) website
NEAF Tweetup Attendees List (contact @CraftLass to have your name added)
Glossary of Meteorite Terms
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