Košice, H5
Košice was a relatively large fall in Slovakia in 2010. Here’s the Meteoritical Bulletin write-up: A video of the fireball, recorded from …
Kota-Kota, EH3
Kota-Kota is an unusual and rare meteorite; there are precious few EH3’s known, and only four are not from Antarctica or a …
Kunashak, L6
Kunashak fell as a massive shower of stones: at least 20 fell, with a total weight of over 200 kilograms! The largest …
La Colina, H5
La Colina fell at 11:30 pm local time on March 19, 1924, in the Buenos Aires Province of Argentina. Following a bright …
La Luz, H4
I don’t have much more information on this one than is in the Meteoritical Bulletin: 3,518 gram main mass. Photos will be …
Ladder Creek, L6
35 kilograms of fragments were recovered from a field by a farmer named Edgar Linn in 1937. Nininger recovered them: The Ladder …
Las Vegas, Ordinary Chondrite
This small, complete stone was found in an empty lot along the Las Vegas strip by a metal detectorist. The finder mailed …
Leedey, L6
The Leedey meteorite fell in Oklahoma on November 35, 1943. Following a large fireball, 24 stones were recovered, with a total known …
Lucerne Valley, CK4
Per the Meteoritical Bulletin: This 5.6 gram fragment from the find is the largest one we’ve found. Many thanks to Robert Matson …
MacKay Glacier, Ordinary Chondrite
This specimen was one of three meteorites found on MacKay Glacier (Victoria Land, Antarctica) by the crew of an environmental organization in …