METEORITE HUNTERS
World famous meteorite hunters Steve Arnold and Geoffrey Notkin have scoured the planet for meteorites. And found hundreds of them, from the harsh deserts of Chile, all the way to the streets of Chicago. They have almost thirty years of combined meteorite hunting experience, and they want to share it with you. Meteorites are extremely rare! If you want to find one of your own, your best chance is to go with the experts.

Steve stunned the international scientific community in the fall of 2005 when he discovered a 1,430-lb pallasite meteorite, buried seven feet below the rolling fields of Brenham, Kansas. He was featured on CNN, CBS, the NBC Today show, ABC, The Discovery Channel and hundreds of other news outlets around the world. His 3/4-ton meteorite is the largest pallasite ever found in the United States and one of the largest found in history. Geoff Notkin joined him in the hunt, and together they recovered several more large meteorites. One of those excavations was filmed specially for the Travel Channel, PBS, and others.

Science writer Geoffrey Notkin has published more than sixty articles on meteorites, meteorite hunting, paleontology, travel, technology, and the arts. His photographs have appeared in Readers Digest, Sky & Telescope, Wired, Rock & Gem, Lapidary Journal, Meteorite, Seed, Geotimes and in many other national and international publications. He has made numerous TV and radio appearances and is currently working on a book about his life as a meteorite hunter.

Steve and Geoff co-star with well-known TV personality Becky Worley in the meteorite hunters episode of The Best Places to Find Cash & Treasures, which premiered on December 19, 2006. They made their PBS debut in January, 2007 in the new series Wired Science and are stars of the Science Channel show Meteorite Men.

THE HUNT
Arnold-Notkin Expeditions exists so collectors and enthusiasts can experience the joy and excitement of finding a meteorite of their own. Steve Arnold and Geoff Notkin lead small teams of bold adventurers on actual expeditions to meteorite strewnfields. Expedition members will be guided to secret locations where your team leaders have found meteorites in the past. Your expert guides will share their decades of experience with you. You will be instructed in metal detector and GPS operations, meteorite hunting techniques and strategies, strewnfield mapping, and entertained with campfire stories, cookouts and local delicacies.

It will be a fun and exciting adventure you'll always remember, and you may well come home with a meteorite that you found!

JOIN UP!
If you'd like to apply for a spot on one of the upcoming Arnold-Notkin Meteorite Adventures expeditions, please spend a few minutes looking at our questionnaire and application form. There is no obligation by submitting an application. We'd just like to know what kind of expedition appeals to you, as there are many options. Sending us your thoughts will help us plan an expedition that meets the needs of every participant.

Places are limited, so don't delay!

PRICING AND SCHEDULING
We hope to be able to lead some new expeditions during 2009, if our filming schedule permits. Everyone who completes their free, no-obligation application form will be notified as soon as plans are finalized.