Geoffrey Notkin Net Worth is
$1.2 Million

Mini Biography

Geoffrey Notkin is a tv web host, professional meteorite hunter, science article writer, and professional photographer. He was created in New York’s East Community, was raised in London, Britain, and today makes his house in the Sonoran Desert in southern Az. He examined geology, photography, composing, and style in London, Boston and NY and are the owners of Aerolite Meteorites LLC of Tucson, a highlighted exhibitor on the annual Tucson jewel and mineral displays. Geoffrey has written several hundred published content articles on meteoritics, paleontology, experience travel, history, as well as the arts, and his function has appeared in “Astronomy,” “Sky & Telescope,” “Wired,” “Reader’s Break down,” “The Town Tone of voice,” “Seed,” “Rock and roll & Jewel,” “Geotimes,” “Meteorite” journal, “The Field Guidebook to Meteors and Meteorites,” “Meteorite Hunting and Collecting Journal,” “Meteoryt” (Poland), “Mushroom” (Germany), “NY Press,” “THE BRAND NEW York Sunlight,” “The Az Superstar,” “Tucson Regular” and several other country wide and international magazines. He’s also the writer of the reserve “Meteorite Hunting: WHERE TO FIND Treasure From Space.” He writes a research and arts blog page, “The Reasonable Lizard,” for TucsonCitizen.com and his column “The Adventurist” is published by IndieReader.com Geoffrey spent some time working extensively with a lot of the world’s main meteorite institutions like the Natural Background Museum, London; The Institute of Meteoritics at UNM, Albuquerque; The American Museum of Organic History in NEW YORK; THE GUTS for Meteorite Research at ASU, Tempe; as well as the Oscar E. Monnig Meteorite Gallery at TCU, Fort Worthy of. He is an associate from the Explorers Membership, the International Dark-Sky Association, the International Meteorite Enthusiasts’ Association, the Association of Applied Paleontological Sciences, as well as the Culture of Southwestern Writers. He has journeyed to over forty countries plus some from the world’s most remote control locations searching for elusive and important space stones, including Chile’s Atacama Desert, the Australian Outback, Iceland, Britain, Canada, Mexico, the center East and got crossed the Arctic Group three times. Geoffrey appears regularly about tv, notably as sponsor of “Meteorite Males” for Technology. The third time of year of”Meteorite Males” premiered in the wintertime of 2010 and offers earned two Telly Honours. Geoffrey in addition has produced documentaries for Country wide Geographic, Breakthrough, PBS, the BBC, THE ANNALS Channel, A&E, as well as the Travel Channel.

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