Hi everyone
Meteorites are cool because they allow all of us, from anywhere on the planet we are, at any age, with any education background or financial means to share a common interest and learn about it together.
I really think so!
F Janik
Finland
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Meteorites Are Cool Because It's Cold Out There.
Cheers,
Christian
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Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 6:41 PM
Subject: Cool meteorites...
Meteorites are cool because they have been in the deep freeze of space.
John
Meteorties are cool
because
Adult
version:
These
are the most ancient and furthest travelled items we can touch. As we look
to the moon and ponder the distant planets we realize that we are holding God's
fingerprint of geo-physical creation.
Youth
version:
Wow!Thisstuff
Title: Re: [meteorite-list] Fw: Cool meteorites...
Meteorites are cool because they have been roaming in space where no man has gone before.
Tom Perry
Mark and others,
I couldn't seem to come up with anything unique so I asked one of my
sons...and his answer is better than any original response I was thinking
of. Here goes.
Meteorites are cool because they are from way out in outer space, and we
can't go there. And it is cool to have things
Meteorites are cool because sometimes they come
down like
a stealthy ninja and nobody notices and other times
they come
downsounding like a hail storm with minimal
affect.Other times
they come down sounding like one of those old soviet armoured trains they used to
transport nukes and with
Don't know why but my emails to Mark Bostick are being bounced back. Please email me
Mark.
Chris. Spratt
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From: meteor splash [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 10:29 AM
Subject: meteorite, you lost your cool
I read the archives; nah, all those guys are wrong. The real wisdom is
found off-list:
Meteorites are cool
To all the fine members of Da List:
I'm sorry I've dropped off the radar lately; my husband and I have been
going through the HELL that is purchasing a house, acquiring a mortgage, and
renovating said house. The meteorites are in storage until I can provide a
proper display case for them, the
Greetings All,
Jupiter's moon Europa is a high priority place to explore for life in the
solar system.
How ironic is it that in the 1960's Sci-Fi movie A 2001 Space Odyssey
mankind embarked on a trip to Jupiter in search for life.
Kind of makes one wonder where these sci-fi writers get their
2010 was even NEATER You should see it if you havene't. I used one scene
in the movie for my lecture on stellar evolution.
It is a classic --- what's going to happen? Something Wonderful
All the best from snow clogged and flooded Fairfax, VA.
Greg Redfern
2003 NASA Solar System
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When you see a true slickensides it is polished because the sliding surfaces
are under great pressure as they move slowly, opposing surfaces are polished
and often striated grooved.
Sorry to bring this
My ever-so-humble contribution:
Meteorites are cool because:
They are unique, beautiful, rare and have such an important and profound
story to tell to those privileged to read them.
I love 'em!
dave
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Hi tracy and all,
With the new house, does this mean that you will have more room for meteorites that
many of the fine dealers on this list would like to help you acquire??? ;-)
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tracy latimer wrote:
To all the fine members of Da List:
I'm sorry I've dropped off the radar lately; my
O.K.
My 2 grams worth. Meteorites are cool because that is the way they fall :-)
--AL
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Dea Mark, List;
My two grams worth:
Meterites are coolamong other things, because they can take a common
person and a common dirt bag town that no one ever heard of and change
them both for life.
Not that Rock Springs is lowly or I even...but look what meteorites did
for Portales, N.M. or
Dear list,
I heard today that a few teams are headed to a
small country in central Africa to recover a new fall. If any of you are
planning on going let us know so that we can meet up with you. The
coordinates we reported will take you into a small village currently being
worked by some of
Meteorites are cool, because they from from the deepness of outer space. Each one that comes into contact with our hands, tells a different story than the next one we touch.This is what makes collecting these meteor rocks so interesting! Just like a snowflake. Everyone is different than the next
Hi,
Jst to say that I have relaunched the Ornans micro again on eBay for the 3rd
time... hopefully some images will be visible this time!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=3239item=2161272296
Thanks
dave
IMCA #0092
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Meteorites are cool because it could happen to
you!.
you could be walking around and find one
too!..
there'd be days you'd find not a
one!.
but then there be days you might find a
ton!.
give me a Pallasite, Lunar, Martian or Iron
rust!.
it's the knowledge of the past
Hello Everybody,
I am finally done sorting and editing all my pictures.
And the result is the Photo Album I just posted on Yahoo.
http://photos.yahoo.com/impactika
Enjoy!
Anne Black
IMCA #2356
www.IMPACTIKA.com
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Hello Anne and list,
Anne wrote: I am finally done sorting and editing all my pictures.
And the result is the Photo Album I just posted on Yahoo.
Nice photos Anne. In case anyone just clicked on the link and is having
problems finding the photos try this address.
Bob:
Arthur Clarke is more than just a science fiction writer, he really is
a visionary. He saw communication satellites before there were any, and
after I read his Childhood's End, I haven't stopped thinking about it and
that was in 1971.
George
Hello List, I think I got this slikenside thing down now, Thanks! One more
thing, I have seen Glacier polished rock, would you call that a
slickenside? Would that be a good comparison?
Thanks, Tom
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2161301402category=3239
N + 4N = 0
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2161279512category=3239
16g X M179 = 0 + 0
Best Regards,
Mike Reynolds IMCA #8127
Tom and Jim,
Glacial striations are common up here in Minnesota as the five South
bound glacial Ice sheets dragged and pushed the ice trapped boulders over
the Igneous,metamorphic,and sedimentary rock sub-base. I've observed great
sculptured formations along the North Shore of Lake Superior.
Nodule off??
Regards
Matteo
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Fuzzy Meteorite Math
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2161301402category=3239
N + 4N = 0
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2161279512category=3239
16g X M179 = 0 + 0
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