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Hey all you Meteorite Lovers, We're on Facebook! We now have an official Facebook Page for Meteorite Hunting & Collecting Magazine.

The Digital Edition of Meteorite Hunting & Collecting Magazine is now FREE! Sign up for free access to the world famous meteorite hunting magazine where you'll learn where meteorites come from, how they got here, how to find meteorites, and how to collect and preserve them for future generations. Best of all is the awe inspiring feeling of holding a piece of the cosmos in your hands, actually touching a stone, a piece of rock older than the Earth itself!

Meteorite Hunting & Collecting Magazine. A bi-monthly magazine which focuses on the adventure and fun of meteorites, the joy of meteorite collecting, and the science behind it all!

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After much work and the combined efforts of countless meteorite hunters, collectors, dealers and scientist's data. The Wisconsin Meteorite Strewnfield Map is done (more coordinates will be added as they come in).

Meteorite people rejoice! Meteorite Hunting & Collecting Magazine (MHCM) has launched it's official website featuring the brand new print and digital publication for meteorite hunters, collectors, enthusiasts and scientists. A bi-monthly print and digital magazine published by meteorite people for meteorite people.

Want to join the Meteorite Hunters Association? An organization that works closely with scientists, institutions, universities, labs, museums, private collectors etc. An organization with a common mission to provide scientific data to the scientific community in an ethical and legal way while at the same time protect and preserve meteorite science.