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#9 The Hodges Meteorite on display at the University of Alabama’s Natural History Museum.

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The Hodges Meteorite on display at the University of Alabama’s Natural History Museum.

Anne Elizabeth Hodges, The Only Women Who Ever Got Hit By a Meteorite Survived

#9 The Hodges Meteorite on display at the University of Alabama’s Natural History Museum.

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