I Want to thank the list for this information
on the virus , I cant remember who exactly but I do remember something was said
about "A powerful tool".
Tonight I received
an email from"lukeandkim" The subject matter was
"A Powerful Tool" Since I do not know who
lukeandkim are and I
Hello all
Look this on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2104158466
is really a piece of this meteorite?
Regards
Matteo
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Well Gordon, let's not make the mistake of calling reptiles; dinosuars. They
really aren't the same thing, not really even related. When the
classification system is modified they will be shown to have more in common
with the cow, (reptiles that is). The smaller dinosaurs obviously evolved
Nope. Not even close.
-Martin
On 5/17/02 12:50 AM, Matteo Chinellato [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello all
Look this on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2104158466
is really a piece of this meteorite?
Regards
Matteo
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At 10:42 PM 5/16/02 -0700, Steven Drummond wrote:
I Want to
thank the list for this information on the virus , I cant remember who
exactly but I do remember something was said about A powerful
tool .
Tonight I received an email from
lukeandkim The subject matter was A
Powerful Tool Since I do
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/sncs2002/sncs2002.1st.html
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UNMIXING THE SNCS:
Chemical, Isotopic, and Petrologic
Componensts of the Martian Meteorites
October 11-13, 2002
Houston Texas
FIRST
Well folks, I have been busy for almost a year on
something other than meteorites. And once this project
that I have been involved in (or traped in)is over I
will be ready for some much needed RR meteorite
hunting.
Here is the first story on the project. Click the link
and see:
http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/local/article/0,1299,DRMN_15_1151823,00.html
Meteor team seeking help with tracking
By Jim Erickson
Rocky Mountain News (Colorado)
May 17, 2002
Nine months after a blazing fireball exploded over Saguache County,
Denver researchers will visit the area to
Anybody know who's going? This is a really neat show if your in So.Calif. Usually a
few meteorite dealers show up. Marvin? Farmer? Tobin?
I will be there tonight.
Dave Radosevich
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http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/solarsystem/mars_meteorite_020517.html
Meteorite Hunters Find Rare Booty in African Desert
By Heather Sparks
space.com
17 May 2002
The Western Sahara, a fertile hunting ground for enthusiasts seeking
meteorites, offered up two rare Martian rocks in the
BBC News article:
NWA 011 has an oxygen isotope ratio that indicates it
came from a body larger than a big asteroid.
Okay. This article explains to me why this meteorite
came from a body larger than an asteroid. But it
doesn't explain how the other planet-sized bodies in
our solar system are
Hi, all --
Here's my two cents on NWA 011.
I think Mercury is unlikely. Reflection spectra of
Mercury seem to say that its crust is nearly free of
iron in its minerals, except perhaps as iron metal.
That would rule out NWA 011. Some folks have
suggested that aubrites might be from
Fred- The Komodo Dragon wasn't around 65 million years ago, and either were
crocodiles like the ones you see now. They have evolved to become a more
effeciant and smaller predator. So, can you think over any large Reptiles,
that have survived for at least the last 65 million years that are
At 12:22 PM 5/17/2002 -0700, Edward Hodges wrote:
Fred- The Komodo Dragon wasn't around 65 million years ago, and either
were crocodiles like the ones you see now. They have evolved to become a
more effeciant and smaller predator. So, can you think over any large
Reptiles, that have survived
whoops, never mind. A few minutes of research reveal that Indocetus ramani
(earliest known whale form) is from the lower Eocene - long after our
controversial impact.
At 03:30 PM 5/17/2002 -0400, S.Singletary wrote:
At 12:22 PM 5/17/2002 -0700, Edward Hodges wrote:
Fred- The Komodo Dragon
A while back I posted some pictures of a couple henbury
slices with deformed etch patterns. I received a number
of emails about them and decided to have Jim Hartman cut
up the rest of the piece. Unfortunately my computer ate
my list of individuals who contacted me. Those of you
who are
Dear Edward:
First of all, you did not specify how large the surviving reptile had to be. Second, crocodiles have been around for some 200 million years.
Regards, Fred Hall
Crocodilians, yes have been around for 100's of millions of years. Like I
was telling Fred, The crocodile of today that he was using as his example
didn't exist 65 million years ago. I'm not even sure how we got into this,
but it's kind of silly. Anyone you ask on the street will tell you
Greetings,
Another Oriental wrong: Thunder
God Stone: CHINA OLD METEORITE
Lightened Photo
.
Anyone wish to venture as to what this actually is?
Ken Newton
magellon wrote:
Greetings,
Another Oriental wrong: Thunder God Stone: CHINA OLD METEORITE
Lightened Photo .
Anyone wish to venture as to what this actually is?
Ken Newton
Hainan Island has tektites.
Chauncey
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