Come visit the world’s most incredible meteorite impact site! We’re just 35 miles east of Flagstaff on I-40.

Mars Lander InSight is now retired

Curious how scientists study Meteorites? How we learn the content, age and origin of space rocks?

Come see the most amazing well preserved Meteor Crater in any season!

Wishing you a happy and healthy holiday season from our family to yours

On Dec. 11, 2022, NASA’s Orion spacecraft for the Artemis I mission splashed down in the Pacific Ocean after a 25.5 day mission to the Moon.

The DART Mission impact was only the beginning of the research around altering the orbit of the asteroid.

Have fun while learning the facts about the results of asteroid and meteor impacts on the earth!

A coordinated effort among many astronomers resulted in the prediction of the impact location for this meteor

The Orion spacecraft of the Artemis 1 is heading home!

Watch this great flyby view of Barringer Meteor Crater!

Looking for a totally unique experience for the whole family during the holiday break?

NASA’s Artemis 1 launch of the Orion spacecraft is first phase the Artemis mission to the moon to study the far side of the moon.

Apparently earth is bombarded with an estimated 50 tonnes of meteorites daily, some of them retrieved by scientists, collectors and enthusiasts!

NASA’s InSight Lander, roving on Mars, has picked up 4 recent meteoroid impacts due to seismic activity detected on the surface of the planet!

Much concern, tracking, and funding of research on meteors and asteroids is focused mainly on the destruction and danger to life on earth, but what about their contributions to life?

Meteor Crater’s new Mining Co. Coffeeshop is now open!

Did you ever wonder where Earth’s water came from?

Debris Blast after Dimorphos hit and orbit alteration by DART Mission

The Italian Space Agency satellite which followed the DART impact has provided these images at the time of impact and just after.