Royal Society Publications
Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2015 6:54 pmHi,
I'm a bit late with this, but you may be interested to know that The Royal Society is celebrating its 350 anniversary by providing free access to its publications for a limited period. The announcement is here. The announcement says "... between now and the end of March", but still seems to be running.
You can search the publications from here.
A quick browse reveals interesting snippets such as: On a Supposed Aerolite or Meteorite Found in the Trunk of an Old Willow Tree in the Battersea Fields.
I'd encourage you to take a look and post a link to anything of particular meteoritical interest here.
Happy hunting.
I'm a bit late with this, but you may be interested to know that The Royal Society is celebrating its 350 anniversary by providing free access to its publications for a limited period. The announcement is here. The announcement says "... between now and the end of March", but still seems to be running.
You can search the publications from here.
A quick browse reveals interesting snippets such as: On a Supposed Aerolite or Meteorite Found in the Trunk of an Old Willow Tree in the Battersea Fields.
I'd encourage you to take a look and post a link to anything of particular meteoritical interest here.
Happy hunting.