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The British and Irish Meteorite Society are an important group of researchers and collectors, it is the only space rock organisation in the UK. Many major scientific discoveries have been made my it's members and I therefore beleive it warrants a page of its own. (A similar organisation already has it's own page, see Meteoritical Society).
Lunartick007 (talk) 13:02, 23 June 2008 (UTC)Mark