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    Latest news on meteorites, providing comprehensive coverage of asteroid impacts, space rocks, meteor showers, scientific discoveries, and meteorite collection updates.

    Meteorites, fragments of asteroids and other celestial bodies that survive their journey through Earth's atmosphere, continue to fascinate scientists and collectors alike. The Global Meteorite Database currently tracks over 70,000 verified specimens, with new discoveries regularly adding to our understanding of the solar system's composition and history.

    Recent developments in meteorite research have revealed unprecedented insights into the early solar system and potential markers for extraterrestrial life. The International Meteoritical Society maintains strict protocols for authenticating new finds, while advanced analytical techniques, including high-resolution microscopy and isotope analysis, help researchers unlock the secrets contained within these cosmic visitors.

    Amateur meteorite hunters and citizen scientists play a crucial role in the field, with successful finds often leading to significant scientific breakthroughs. Local astronomical societies and museums worldwide host meteorite identification workshops, while meteorite hunting expeditions in locations like Antarctica and the Sahara Desert continue to yield valuable specimens, bringing together professionals and enthusiasts in the shared pursuit of cosmic discovery.

    The study of meteorites dates back to ancient civilisations, with the first documented meteorite fall recorded in China in 687 BCE. These space rocks have profoundly influenced human culture and scientific understanding, from the sacred Black Stone of the Kaaba to the discovery of new minerals and evidence of water on Mars through Martian meteorites.

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