🌠 EPIC METEORITE Adventure in Quartzsite, AZ - Uncovering Extraterrestrial Treasures!
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Join renowned treasure hunter and meteorite Hunter Mark Dayton on an exhilarating adventure in Quartzsite, Arizona, as he embarks on a mission to uncover remnants of a spectacular meteor event that captivated the world on December 29th, 2023. With confirmed reports of meteorites scattered across the remote Desert, East of town. Mark sets out with his brother Tim on the first day, eager to unearth extraterrestrial treasures.
But the quest doesn't stop there. On the second day, Mark teams up with his seasoned buddies, Jim Baxter and the legendary Steve Arnold, star of the hit Discovery Channel TV show "Meteorite Men," along with his trusty companion Jimbo. Together, they scour the vast expanse of desert terrain in search of elusive meteorite fragments.
Despite their expertise and relentless efforts, the hunt proves to be challenging. Only a handful of meteorites are discovered, leaving Mark and his companions determined but empty-handed. Yet, amidst the rugged beauty of the Arizona landscape, each moment of the journey is filled with excitement and anticipation.
Join Mark Dayton and his companions as they navigate the thrill of the chase, the camaraderie of teamwork, and the awe-inspiring wonder of the cosmos in this gripping expedition to uncover the secrets of the universe, one meteorite at a time. Don't miss out on this epic adventure - hit that subscribe button and join us on our next quest for discovery!
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About Treasure Box With Mark Dayton:
Mark lives in California right in the heart of Gold Country and spends most days searching for long lost mining camps from the 1848-1865 era. He is also an avid and very successful gold prospector that uses metal detectors and dives underwater in rivers, creeks and streams for gold. However, whenever a witnessed meteor gets sighted, Mark is in a small group of meteorite hunters that travel the globe looking for freshly fallen rocks from space. Mark is very well known in the meteorite community as well. Mark runs a website called ExpertDetecting.com where he teaches courses related to many facets of treasure hunting, detecting, prospecting and even hunting meteorites.
Mark has been a treasure hunter for 35+ years and is a published author and expert in using metal detectors. Spent all of his adult life as a Firefighter-Paramedic in California. He is also a very busy professional musician (in one of California's premier country bands). Mark has appeared on several TV shows, radio shows and podcasts. He is a frequent speaker at many detecting clubs and conventions and is highly sought after for speaking on the subject of field research and metal detecting. Here on TH-cam you get to tag along on Mark's epic adventures!
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Hey that’s Steve Arnold, how cool! You’re right about that being a tough spot to hunt, every rock out there is dark and to the untrained eye I’d think there all space rocks 😂
Yes, a brutal hunt with all of those black rocks. Steve is a hoot to hang out with. Thank you for the view and for your comment!
I found a meteorite when I was in Quartzsite the winter of 2022. Still have it!!
There are several historical strewnfield in the area. I was really shocked I didn't find a stone from an old fall with all of the area I searched on this adventure. Thanks for the view and comment!
When I go rockhounding, the position of the sun is a major part of having success. I've found some awesome specimens under greasewoods that were missed by rockhounds back in the day. 👍👍👍
So I have to ask, which lighting do you like better do you like Shadows behind shadows in front or no Shadows with the sun directly above? Thank you for watching the video and for your comment!
Interesting choice of a ride for Steve.
Yes I was shocked to see him not just walking the strewnfield head down but he really never left his e-bike. Thank you for watching!
Be unreal at night looking at the stars.
Absolutely, no light pollution there at all.
I live in Quartzite and saw it fall, when you lay out under the stars at night it feels like you can just reach out and grab the stars, its really amazing, not to mention seeing the Milky Way in all its glory is incredible. Everyone should get to see an Arizona sunset and night under the stars in their life, you really dont know what your missing. Be careful and dont go unarmed at night especially, this isnt the east coast and it surely isnt Cali. Not to sound silly but theres things in the desert that come out at night that arent friendly to humans. Always have a buddy with you when your out here who knows what they are doing in this environment.
@@paleogeology9554I agree….the night in the desert is alive and it’s sleeps during the day.
I seen that Meteorite come down. I saw the Radar returns and they didnt seem quite right from what I saw when it came down so we went in a different direction then you guys. It took us like 9 days in a row this week and last to hone in but we finally struck bigtime pay dirt. I will mention thats not the only Meteorite to fall there, We found a totally different class in the exact same area as the probably LL that this stony meteorite most likely is. I tried telling James but he was insistent on that data and wouldn't listen to me so we went with what we saw instead when it came down. It was hard to tell exactly where you guys were but we grid searched the area with all the 50 cal belt links so im guessing we were close before we ventured to the spot we finally started finding them. based on what we saw when it came down, you were in a totally different part of the desert. It seems everyone's using that dirt road when they should be coming up the trails from town
We were using the coordinates given to us by the guys at strutified.com from their radar hits and solution to the radar hits using dark flight modeling software. Some of the pieces that were found were in this area however only a few pieces were found as you probably know. It was also an LL. I searched the student-filled hard for 3 days straight covering many many Untold miles I'm ground with no luck. I wish I lived closer I would go back and continue to search. It's good to hear that you guys had luck that's fantastic. Thank you for watching the video and for your comment!
Hey Mark that was a cool video and just curiosity on something if you don't mind but could you do a video on how to pair up ML-85 headphones to the X-Terra Pro and i would appreciate it
I just uploaded that video for you this morning. Hope it helps you out. Thank you for the suggestion!
Very cool video I enjoyed it I’m down in Yuma right now that’s like finding a needle in a haystack love the desert good luck brother swamper out👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I'm glad you enjoyed it! I was in Arizona for several weeks this year too. Your so correct, very difficult to even be able to recognize me a meteorite amongst all of those black rocks, let alone have the luck to stumble upon one. Thank you for watching the video and for your comment!
We were pretty darn close. I think there's some that got blown further out
Yeah I'm sure we were in the right spots man but it just wasn't our luck this time. Had a great time hanging out with you though. Thanks for the view and for your comment!
What about V3I NOT 100%SURE IT HAD A MODE for the rock in question.?????.
Yes V3i had a meteorite detecting mode. I wish she was way ahead of its time when it came out as a multi-frequency. Thank you for the view and for your comments!
Hello 👋
Hello and thank you for watching I really appreciate it. And also thank you for taking the time to leave a comment!
I have a 1936 paper with info on how usa trained to bom boat's in that area. Look ot for any live ones.
I believe that, there was even tank tracks out there.
Best of luck people half ya luck.😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Was a tough hunt and only 5 or 6 were found in total.
Best of luck bro.
Thank you! Its a really tough hunt! Thank you for the viewing for your comment!
What no detectors
That's what I was thinking
No we never use metal detectors on Fresh meteorite Falls typically they're right on top of the ground and fresh burnt black rocks are pretty easy to see. However there are several metal detectors that will detect meteorites. Thank you for the view and for your comment!
Yes I have never had to use a metal detector to find a fresh meter at fall I just use my eyes and look for a fresh dark black rock sitting right on top typically especially in an area where it doesn't look natural. Thank you for the viewing for your comment!
I have a 1936 paper with info on how usa trained to bom boat's in that area. Look ot for any live ones.
Also, so many 50 cal rounds, between the group of us I think we found over 50.