Who to contact if an impact crater has been found?
Bob Loeffler wrote:
“Someone contacted me about finding a meteorite impact
crater and wants to know who to contact to get it verified
and then get credited for his find. He didn’t say if he found
any meteorites around/in it. Any ideas of who he should
contact? He said it’s in Colorado.’
In addition to the Denver Museum of Nature and Science,
he can also contact the Colorado Geological Survey at:
http://geosurvey.state.co.us/about/Pages/ContactUs.aspx
http://geosurvey.state.co.us/about/Pages/StaffDirectory.aspx
The local state geologists are well qualified for providing
opinions about potential meteorite impact craters. One of
their (geologic) mapping geologists would be the best
person to contact.
Best wishes,
Paul H.
“Someone contacted me about finding a meteorite impact
crater and wants to know who to contact to get it verified
and then get credited for his find. He didn’t say if he found
any meteorites around/in it. Any ideas of who he should
contact? He said it’s in Colorado.’
In addition to the Denver Museum of Nature and Science,
he can also contact the Colorado Geological Survey at:
http://geosurvey.state.co.us/about/Pages/ContactUs.aspx
http://geosurvey.state.co.us/about/Pages/StaffDirectory.aspx
The local state geologists are well qualified for providing
opinions about potential meteorite impact craters. One of
their (geologic) mapping geologists would be the best
person to contact.
Best wishes,
Paul H.
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