Meteorites From Mars
Go to the page contents
Skip to next line of the navigation bar. Skip the antartic meteorite menu + Meteorite Home
+ Sample Request
+ Sample Return
+ Newsletter
+ Database
- Mars Meteorites
Skip the menu + Lunar Meteorites
+ Program
+ U.S. Meteorites
+ Collection
+ Educational
+ Contacts

Return to Meteorites From Mars Main Page


  The Mars Meteorite
Compendium  

Compiled by Charles Meyer
for

Astromaterials Research & Exploration Science (ARES)

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
Houston, Texas

Finding Mars Meteorites

Most of the files listed in the below are .pdf (Portable Document Format) files.
To view these files you download must configure Acrobat Reader as your helper application.

Title Page
Contents
Disclaimer and Acknowledgements
I. Introduction
II. Nakhla
III. Lafayette
IV. Governador Valadares
V. Shergotty
VI. Zagami
VII. Chassigny
VIII. ALHA77005
IX. EETA79001
X. ALH84001
XI. LEW88516
XII. QUE94201
XIII. Y793605
XIV. Dar al Gani 476/489
XV. Los Angeles
XVI. Sayh al Uhaymir 005/094
XVII. Dhofar 019
XVIII. NWA480
XIX. NWA817
XX. NWA856
XXI. NWA 1068/1110
XXII. Yamato 000593/749
XXIII. Dhofar 378
XXIV. GRV 99027
XXV. NWA 998
XXVI. NWA 1195
XXVII. Yamato 980459
XXVIII. "YA1075"
XXIX. NWA 1669
XXX. NWA 1950
XXXI. NWA 2046
XXXII. NWA 3171
XXXIII. MIL 03346 (new 2005)
NWA 2626 (new 2005)
NWA 2737 (new 2005)
GRV 020090 (new 2005)
NWA 2646 (new 2005)
XXXIV. Afterword
XXXV. Comprehensive Bibliography
MS Word Version
Short Bibliography: MS Word Version
Appendix I. Acronyms and Terms
Appendix II. Steps in Antarctic Meteorite Process
Appendix III. Further Information
Appendix IV. Map of Antarctic Meteorite Locations
Appendix V. Pairs
Appendix VI. Oxygen Isotopes