Tucson Treasures, Part V ☄️Post 2026 Tucson Rock Gem & Mineral Show - Meteorite Show & Tell

THE FIFTH AND FINAL 2026 TUCSON TREASURES SHOW & TELL! 🎥 This week, the crew reunites for another high-energy meteorite hangout—part therapy session, part deep-dive into some of the most fascinating space rocks on Earth. We kick things off with a breaking meteorite fall in Europe (Germany/Netherlands region)—a rare witnessed event seen by over 3,000 observers and captured on countless videos. With a confirmed “hammer” strike on a house, early recovery efforts suggest fewer fragments than expected, possibly due to wet terrain. Even more intriguing? This meteorite may not be your typical chondrite, with early speculation pointing toward a rare achondrite (possibly a eucrite). Then it’s time for Show & Tell, and this one is packed: 🪨 A massive 922g unclassified chondrite with stunning fusion crust, visible chondrules, and metal flecks 💚 An ultra-rare NWA 002-type ungrouped achondrite featuring striking green chromium-rich crystals and vesicular texture 🌕 A provisional lunar meteorite (ZLI 162) with dramatic black-and-white contrast—possibly a new classification of lunar basaltic breccia ✨ Two jaw-dropping pallasites, including a highly stable main-group specimen and a vibrant Admire pallasite glowing with backlit olivine crystals 🔩 A lineup of iron meteorites, including: Rare Sikhote-Alin slice showing large crystal/grain structures Unique San Juan iron with polycrystalline texture and silicate inclusions Stunning Saint-Aubin iron with long schreibersite needles Classic Odessa iron featuring beautiful Widmanstätten patterns and Neumann lines Whether you're a seasoned collector or just meteorite-curious, this episode delivers a mix of breaking news, rare specimens, and expert insight—all from a crew that lives and breathes meteorites. 👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and join us weekly for more cosmic discoveries!👍 Subscribe for weekly meteorite discussions, show-and-tell, and deep dives into the science of space rocks! We also remind viewers: WE SELL METEORITES https://www.tinyurl.com/topherspin www.ebay.com/usr/topherspin www.etsy.com/shop/TopherspinMeteorites Become a supporting member to enjoy more exclusive content and other benefits! YOUTUBE:    / @topherspinmeteorites   PATREON:   / membership   I am Topher Spinnato, co-owner of Topherspin Meteorites LLC. I am an internationally trusted meteorite educator, importer, collector, and dealer. I am a proud member of the International Meteorite Collector's Association (IMCA #6236) the Meteorite Education & Trade Society (METS #6236), a “Pioneer Member” of the Meteorite Club, and I am also the President and Curator of MeteoriteVault.com. Sue, my wife, runs our company's client interactions most days. Sue is also an IMCA member, #7294.