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This catalogue is intended to showcase and offer the best-of-the-best for sale as a collection. On these pages you will find some of the rarest and most beautiful meteorite specimens on the planet. We hope to find them a home in one of the world’s best museums or planetariums very soon. 97 Kg Gibeon Starship Iron Meteorite.
Robert A. Haag (born 1956) is an American famous for collecting meteorites. Some meteorites acquired from Haag are currently on display in the Smithsonian.
30 ott 2019 · Robert Haag, the world\’s first and only Meteorite Man, has been obsessed with space and extraterrestrial visitation (of the meteoritic kind) for more than 40 years.
29 set 2022 · Bob Haag uses a metal detector to hunt for meteorites south of Tucson in 1985. He would go on to become a titan among hunters and revolutionize how space rocks were sought and sold. Jonathan...
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- Dacula, Georgia, United States
3 gen 2014 · Robert Haag is one of the best-known collectors of meteorites in the world. For over 30 years, he’s bought, sold, traded and donated meteorites to museums, planetariums, universities and private collections around the world.
Robert Haag is a meteorite dealer and collector who calls himself “The Meteorite Man.” He is well known in the meteorite community, and many museum and university curators have acquired specimens from him. Richard Norton’s popular book, Rocks from space, devotes an entire chapter to Haag’s exploits. We learn there that Haag’s business ...
