The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites
"The author brings a very personal touch to this book, for he is a true meteorite afficionado.  A major attribute is an unparalleled collection of spectacular photographs and figures illustrating all major aspects of meteoritics."    The Canadian Mineralogist"The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites is the perfect tome for those who want to do serious reading about astronomical phenomenon...The text could well be called 'the Complete Reader' on meteorites, asteroids and their effects on earth as it will serve the reader well as a ready reference on a fascinating subject."   Miller Magazines, Inc."Extensively illustrated, this book is a valuable guide to assist searchers in recognizing the many classes of meteorites. It is a superb reference source for students, teachers, and scientists who wish to probe deeper into these amazing rocks from space."   Physical Sciences Digest"The book covers this new science thoroughly.  It is well-written and understandable, with exceptional illustrations and graphics.  The six appendices and the glossary provide an additional education in this fascinating field.  It is time for a complete encyclopedia on meteorites and anyone interested in the universe or Earth will find it indispensable."   Lapidary Journal"This beautifully illustrated book is a comprehensive treatment of known meteorites of our solar system.  An excellent compendium...an excellent reference for researchers and an excellent guide for students and other interested readers."   Science Books and Films"Engagingly written and profusely illustrated with photographs, micrographs, spacecraft imagery, and paintings, this encyclopedia presents an extensive tour of the classification, structure, history, and origins of meteorites ... Designed to bridge the gap between high-level professionals."   Choice"...it is beautifully and lavishly illustrated with many pictures of meteorites in thin section as well as of hand specimens."   Science"This book is incredibly attractive, a real labor of love. May it be discovered by the space agencies of this world so that they can learn abut samples already captured from space in order to guide future missions. Read it; display it for visitors, especially children, teachers, politicians, and even engineers!".    Rocks and Minerals