> No.  There are equal quantities, north and south.  One must
> consider land mass and population density when dealing with
> meteorites.  Most meteorites end up in the ocean.  However,
> there is more land in the north for meteorites to be found on.
> All of North America, Central America and part of South
> America plus all of Eurasia and half of Africa in the north.
> Australia, half of Africa and most of South America in the
> south.

> The island chains in the south pacific are evenly split while
> Greenland and Antarctica are shielded from dense falls/finds
> by their respective latitudes.

> Regardless, neither hemisphere gets a higher quantity of
> meteorites.