Geoffrey Notkin of Meteorite Men and Aerolite Meteorites ||| Official Site

Described by the media as "one of the rock stars of science," Geoffrey Notkin hosts Science Channel's award-winning adventure series Meteorite Men and the Emmy Award-winning STEM Journals. He is also an internationally recognized authority on meteorites, an award-winning author, visual artist, photographer, film producer, world traveler, and adventurer. Geoff is the founder and CEO of Aerolite Meteorites Inc, a leader in space rock recovery and research; and Senior Executive Producer for Desert Owl Productions, Inc.
TELEVISION A two-time Emmy Award-winning host and producer, Notkin is best known for his work on the hit adventure show Meteorite Men on Discovery networks and the educational series STEM Journals. He has also appeared in programs for the BBC, NASA, PBS, TLC, , History Channel, National Geographic, and Travel Channel.
SCIENCE A major figure in meteorite studies, Notkin has found space rocks on six continents and worked with many of the world's top institutions. He is CEO of Aerolite Meteorites Inc, a company that provides meteorite specimens to researchers, museums, and collectors worldwide. The minor planet 139204, discovered at Mount Palomar, was officially named "Notkin" in recognition of his contributions to science, education, and the arts.
WRITING Notkin has written four books, including How To Find Treasure From Space and Rock Star: Adventures of a Meteorite Man as well as hundreds of articles on meteoritics, paleontology, technology and the arts.
MUSIC AND ART An accomplished art director, photographer and musician, Geoff has worked with numerous leading lights in music and the graphic arts. He is a graduate of New York's School of Visual Arts and has recorded and performed with visionary singer/songwriter Lach, as well as members of the Bongos, Washington Squares, Band of Susans, Television, Voice of the Beehive, and many other influential musicians.