Oum Dreyga (Amgala), H3-5
Amgala was a small fall that occurred in a remote part of Western Sahara; the meteorite itself is a pretty breccia of …
Palca de Aparzo, L5
Oscar Turone visited the location and documented this 1988 fall — per the Meteoritical Bulletin: This 1995 Meteoryt! Magazine article describes the …
Putinga, L6
The Meteoritical Bulletin has scant information on the fall, but I was able to track down the following paper: Studies of Brazilian …
Park Forest, L6
At approximately 11:50 PM local time on March 26, 2003, the Chicago suburb of Park Forest was pelted with rocks from space. …
Patrimonio, L6
Patrimonio fell on August 6, 1950, in Brazil. Per Grady’s Catalogue of Meteorites, approximately 20 stones were recovered, the largest of which …
Pervomaisky, L6
Pervomaisky fell on 26 December, 1933, in the USSR. A total of 97 stones weighing a total of approximately 49 kg were …
Richardton, H5
Richardton fell in North Dakota at 21:48 on 19 June, 1918. The bolide was seen up to 400 miles away, and sonic …
St. Mark’s, EH5
This is another historic and fairly rare African meteorite from the collection of Gilbert Gauthier. Here is an excerpt from A Cape …
Sołtmany, L6
On April 30, 2011, just past 6am local time, a ~1 kilogram meteorite fell through the roof and eaves of a building …
Sulagiri, LL6
Sulagiri is the largest witnessed fall to occur on the Indian subcontinent. Over 150 kilograms of stones were recovered following a large …