Crispy Gardens

Desde la semilla hasta el paisaje

"Descubre la vida, cultiva tu jardín."

The earth is my home and nature is my inspiration.

In 2012 year I found my first meteorite, Since then space and extraterrestrial matter have been my passion.

My name is Kryspin Kmieciak and I travel around the world and look for these amazing rocks. I would to share a part of life with you.

I come from Poland, the beautiful city of Śrem. I’m a landspace architekt by profession. I love explore and discover, also support science and research, it’s important to me.

I have a desire to uncover the universe and meteorites are part of it. I’m also a member of the Polish Meteorite Society.

METEORS ARE FALLING EVERYWHERE

Meteoroid is defined as piece of metal or rock and other material that present in the solar system. Some come from comets, others from asteroids, and some even come from the Moon and other planets like Mars

When meteoroids enter Earth’s atmosphere at high speed and burn up, the fireballs or „shooting stars” are called meteors, when a meteoroid survives a trip through the atmosphere and hits the ground it’s called a meteorite

There are over 76,000 classified meteorites in the world

Remember

You don’t have to be an Astronaut to touch the Moon

There are over 785 different classified meteorites from the Moon. They can be yours

The largest meteorite found on Earth is the Hoba meteorite weighing about 60 tons! Discovered in Namibia in 1920 year

Look at the sky!

Asteroid BX1 fell Germany! it’s fragment of are a rare meteorite Aubrite! Classified as Ribbeck meteorite. I was lucky to find the largest fragment of this fall, the main mass weighing 225 grams!

Meteorites can be found in Europe, but finding stones in the grass, forest and field is not easy. Sometimes I’m looking for 100 grams of rock over a distance of 10 kilometers or more. it’s not easy, right?

In the picture meteorite Antonin, fell on July 15, 2021 year. it is an Ordinary Chondrite L4-L5, weighing 351.6 grams. Found in Poland, August 3, 2021 year

Some meteorites are older than the earth!

If you are interested in space, meteorites, cosmic travels and nature, check out my website

If you are looking for a meteorite for yourself, check out my collection