Suffolk County Community College

Department of Physical Sciences

Presents

An Evening with Tony Irving
Forensic Studies of Meteorites

as Samples of

Dr. Irving holds NWA 5000, a recently discovered lunar meteorite – the second largest piece of the moon found to date. Courtesy Nature Magazine 2008

Extant and Former Planets

 

 

Join Dr. Irving, a leading expert on meteorites and their implications for the history of the Solar System, for a talk followed by an open discussion.

Ø   An opportunity to view lunar, Martian and other meteorites up close       

Ø   Telescope viewing (weather permitting)

Ø   Refreshments will be served.

Ø   Admission to this event is free and open to the public.

 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2008   7:00 PM

SUFFOLK COMMUNITY COLLEGE

AMMERMAN CAMPUS   SELDEN NY

SMITHTOWN SCIENCE BUILDING    ROOM 109  
For information about this event call (631) 451-4267