The Robert Haag COLLECTION of METEORITES PRIVATE COLLECTION EDITION OVER 280 ALL NEW PHOTOGRAPHS!The Robert Haag COLLECTION of METEORITES TABLE@@ONTENTS. Lidren (ise) corn Hels) leeds uleelahcad Peale hoo) 5 Be ros) aoBEN SOUR. 146 grams. (LL6) New fall from Algerian - Moroccan border. Feb. 10, 2002. Note the fresh black fusion crust. This thin burnt skin is melted rock and a result of the friction produced heat generated by high speed entry through the Earths atn 10sp phere. Fusion crust, whether fresh or weathered is the key t to finding aa recognizing meteorites. Nine- out-of-ten meteorite- dropping ° shooting stars” will unload material that looks just like this typical stone meteorite. Robert Haag Meteorites P. O. Box 27527 Tucson, AZ 85721 Phone: 520-882-8804 Fax: 520-743-7225 Email: rhaag6@comeast.net WWW.IT reteoriteman.com Copyright 2003. All rights reserved All photos copyright Robert Haag unless otherwise noted. Layout, typesetting and editing by Terri Haag / WordWorks Published by Robert Haag Meteorites, Tucson Arizona ¥ chondrite. This 2 ane” shape that ob ined stable during its passage th hough ) s atmosphereORTALES VALLEY. New Mex! Complete ston 1.58 kilos. Etch slice, right. 128 grams.” Unique H-6 with fron "ribs". This 5, 1998 at