Paul, Jim, and contributors-
OUTSTANDING!
I just got done reading every glorious word. Nice resolution, color images and well
written articles. I feel like I just won something. You folks really outdid
yourselves. An excellent recovery from the loss of VOYAGE! that was so unexpected. All
the
One more compliment on this great work.THE SEARCH ENGINE!
How many times have you read an article in a magazine and forgot where to find it
later? I tested this puppy and it works great. A true asset in the years to come.
Thanks
again all,
--
Rob Wesel
--
We are the music
Hello list
as argued in preceeding post the answer is it magnetic cannot be answered
by yes or no. With a strong magnet the most magnetic Martian, Los Angeles,
can be weakly attracted, due to its content of magnetite (1-2%), may be
NWA817 also. Al the others are too weak (half a percent of
Hello all
Very good work, is very nice see this work.
reagrds
Matteo
--- Rob and Colleen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul, Jim, and contributors-
OUTSTANDING!
I just got done reading every glorious word. Nice
resolution, color images and well written articles.
I feel like I just won
Hello, Jim, Kris, Dave,Thomas
andeveryone,
I would like to apologize first
ofall that Spam/Junk Mail that was sent to you all once more.
Dave Freeman was right on the money
about me having a Virus, it attacked my hole mailing list but, it's
Hello All,
I recieved several e-mails when I posted the Weston
newspaper article I recently got, many people requesting copies for their
collection.
I was unsure how they would come out since the
articlewas on the second page, towards the middle, beside the 3rd page and
this paper was
Title: Message
On the subject of remote sensing of meteorites from
above, Jim Hartman wrote:
I know that I am not the rocket scientist here this may be an
oversimplified
theory but I have a picture of my house
my fathers house taken from a
satellite in orbit. Now I may be wrong but I
Regarding this thread - Meteorite Recovery from the
Air
here is the original message:
http://www.pairlist.net/pipermail/meteorite-list/2002-March/010652.html
here is the LA Times article about the Algodones
Dunes:
Hi list,
I was looking through my planetary geology textbook and came across thiss:
"In 1996 a meteor was observed to skip off our atmosphere, and slightly less then one orbit later it re-entered the atmosphere and landed in southern california."
Does anyone know which meteorite this is and
Hi again,
Dug up the following out of my archives... --Rob
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October 3, 1996: Unsolved Case
part 5: A year later
Meteorite Falls From Oct 1996
From: Ron Baalke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 8 Oct 1997 14:14:51 GMT
NEWS RELEASE OCT. 1, 1997
Albuquerque, N.M. After a year of
I was saddened to hear today that a friend of mine, Dr.
David Roddy passed away.
He was in poor health, but his sudden death was a shock.
Dr. Roddy was instrumental in the geological aspects of
the Apollo Moon Missions and was a close associate of
the late Dr. Shoemaker.
Dr. Roddy's work on
I'm new to the whole meteorite collecting field, and came across a piece of
Kofelsite on ebay. Can any one tell me if this material is legitimate?
I want to thank the members of the list for the valuable information and
leads that are posted daily.
George
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap020401.html
A little fun.
Roman
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NASA To Return Meteorites To Space
As part of its series of low cost off the shelf science missions, NASA is embarking
upon an ambitious program to return meteorites to space, it was announced Friday at a
press conference in Houston. Dr. Erich Gibbons, a senior mission specialist with NASA
In a message dated 4/1/2002 7:42:21 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The Campo del Cielo meteorites were accepted by the U.S. government in lieu of national debt payments.
Guess what the IRS is getting from me this year!
Juris Breikss
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In a message dated 4/1/2002 6:32:43 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm new to the whole meteorite collecting field, and came across a piece of
Kofelsite on ebay. Can any one tell me if this material is legitimate?
I want to thank the members of the list for the valuable
Hi
Juris,
March 26,
2002. MY FIRST METEORITE FIND!
Dave
Andrews, our Holbrook resident expert, took the day and showed me
around
the Holbrook strew field. Thanks Dave! I found a whole individual - a link to a
picture is attached (the marks are
in
millimeters). OK, so the size is
I came across this reference in Richard Byrd's book ALONE and thought
I'd pass it on to those who may have an interest. The quote is found on
the bottom of page 205 of the G.P. Putnam's Sons Publishing edition.
(The book, ALONE, is about Byrd's 1934 expedition to the Antarctic -
focusing upon
A quick web search on Google resulted in:
Meteorite and Planetology Encyclopedia
... the asteroid belt produced by orbital resonance
between the asteroids and Jupiter.
KOFELSITE A frothy, pumiceous high-siliga glass
occuring as a small veins in ...
I'm new to the whole meteorite collecting field, and came across a piece of
Kofelsite on ebay. Can any one tell me if this material is legitimate?
I want to thank the members of the list for the valuable information and
leads that are posted daily.
George
Anyone who wants to send my meteorites back to space will be met at the
door by my trained attack cat Snowball's Chance, and my overchronied
paintball gun. Exceptions might be made if I am allowed to go along to
personally supervise their re-release into the wild. :-)
Tracy Latimer
Hello George, Anne and List,
the Austrian rocks called KOEFELSITE
are NOT meteorites and they
are NOT impactites.
The impact origin of the Koefelsite was discussed, but could
NOT be confirmed. This rock was formed by earthly forces.
I have been to the site in Austria several times and have
George Winters wrote:
I'm new to the whole meteorite collecting field
Hello George,
Welcome to our list!
and came across a piece of Kofelsite on ebay. Can
any one tell me if this material is legitimate?
Köfels, Austria,
Ötztal, Lat 47N / Long 11E
Cat (egory): ?
Shock Metamorphism in the
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