Wanting to uncover the origin of their findings, Geoff and Steve head to Arizona State University to learn if their meteorites are extraterrestrial or an everyday rock from Kansas.
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Meteorite Men: Alien Rock
Wanting to uncover the origin of their findings, Geoff and Steve head to Arizona State University to learn if their meteorites are extraterrestrial or an everyday rock from Kansas.
Added: Aug 6, 2009
Views: 13182 Views
Runtime: 01:42
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