Meteorite Men | S03 E03 | Return to Whitecourt

[@calexr36]

Thanks so much for putting the series online here! I sure have missed watching them! I can’t wait until there’s more Steve And Jeff finding meteorites in the future. Until then, I’ll enjoy these!

[@GeoffNotkin]

My pleasure and thank YOU for watching! You may enjoy our new (short) series, "Fireball Steve," posted here and on Steve's channel. It deals more with the specifics of finding meteorites. Cheers and warmest wishes -- Geoff

[@ReturnViewersGuide]

Great work! Very interesting! Thanks for posting this video

[@GeoffNotkin]

Thank you kindly! 😀

[@ddoolittle3033]

thanks for the vids/im glad to see you guys again/i learn a lot/love it

[@GeoffNotkin]

Excellent! Thank you for watching.

[@jackmcbride1433]

My nostalgia is over loading. Thanks for posting

[@GeoffNotkin]

Always glad to contribute to a bit of TV nostalgia 😉 Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@SnowTiger45]

I love this series. I would love to see a resurgence of the Meteorite Men. Chris from Madoc, ON :)

[@GeoffNotkin]

Thanks so much, Chris! We would too. Maybe one day. There is a related project in the works. Will post any news when we have it. Cheers and best wishes.

[@BearwoodBrown]

GOOD TO SEE some new videos go for thunderbirds

[@GeoffNotkin]

Aha! Outstanding! I'm so glad somebody got the "Thuderbirds" reference 😉 Still love that show.

[@AlohaMilton]

Geoff! Go to Greenland, go to Hiawatha Glacier, find some evidence of the crater or impact, or just show glacier sitting in the crater I would be happy to see just that. But if you dont I understand, looks freaking COLD up there.

[@GeoffNotkin]

What a great idea for an episode! We actually did plan an expedition to a different site in Greeland, but there were permit issues and it became too much of a hassle to proceed. Hiawatha sounds like an intersting site. It is likely too old for there to be any meteorites remaining, but we'd expect there to be impactites (rocks altered by the heat and pressure of impact) which I find fascinating. I don't mind a little cold either 😉 We did Whitecourt Crater in Canada in the winter. The detectors didn't care for the snow, but I had tons of fun. Thank you for commenting.

[@maiguapa8]

Hi! 👋🏼😘

[@GeoffNotkin]

Hi back!

[@AliKhan-wz7li]

Hello sir how are you very nice work sir i have space rocks collection how can contect with you i am waiting for your rrsponse thank you

[@GeoffNotkin]

Hello Ali! Here is some info for you --> aerolite.org/about/have-you-found-a-meteorite/ After looking at this, if you still think you have meteorites, please post a video. Thank you!