> As I mentioned to the list in January, there was
> absolutely nothing about
> the NJO which resembled a new meteorite. I advised
> the Newark Star Ledger,
> The New York Times and AP in writing that the NJO
> was not a meteorite. I
> contacted the museum at Rutgers prior to their
> exhibition of the
> object---which generated the largest attendance on
> a single day---that this
> was not a meteorite.
Not only is Darryl an early skeptic, but also Mike
Farmer immediately posted an objection. A lot of
experienced collectors/hunters felt the same.
So what is this really and where did it come from?
There is an old saying which may relate profoundly to
the "sneaky little devil": "A stone thrown is the
devil's".
I'm glad this object is off topic now.
Francis Graham
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