Hi,
This particular red rain story has been around
for 5 years, since the rain fell in 2001. The news
here is that it's finally being tested by someone
other than the initial Indian investigators, whose
paper on the red rain particles was accepted by
Astrophysics and Space Science, a
Hi, Mike,
The hypervelocity impact has always been
in the running for The Tektite Source, off and on.
The worse case would be a comet with an
orbital eccentricity of .99 in a retrograde orbit.
In other words, a first-timer falling out of the
Oort Cloud from 10,000 AU or 20,000 AU
out
I have a couple of problems with this article.
One is that the rain continued for a couple of months
in one area and I would expect significant dispersal
over this time from high altitude.
Secondly, I did some work trying to measure the
atmospheric absorption due to meteor showers (at
Sheffield
Hi Sterling and list,
After a rather long ponder after reading,..
I look at the elemental composition, I see the possible component ratios of
a particular type of star.
Something that perhaps blew itself to pieces, perhaps the composition
relates to a particular layer in that star.
HI Stirling and list,
This is indeed an interesting one.
I'm not an expert, but the large algal blooms that periodically appear
in the pacific/atlantic and Indian oceans would be a likely suspect to
me...
It is well known that algae (and other simple life forms) reproduce by
water evaporation
I know the comet shop guys have a large number of photos of meteorites found
in situ, but I was wondering if anyone else would ahve any, or have any
links to meteorites found in situ, preferably in dry, desert type
environemnts. Preferably rocks that are hard to distinguish as meteorites
such
According to this article, Louis now seems to have made the cells
divide!?
HOWEVER, a scientist called Godfrey Louis, who has written a paper
arguing in favor of a panspermic explanation for the red rain, says he
has cultured the red rain cells in unconventional nutrients such as
cedar wood
Hi Stan,
Should you be interested, there are in situ pictures on our website, of the
meteorites that we found in the Sahara:
http://meteoriteshow.free.fr/meteoriteshow%20angl/pages%20navigation/gallery-navbanner-contact.html
You can click on meteorite names within the gallery to reach its
Hi Stan and others,
we do have a number of insitu photographs shown in our expedition journals:
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/libyen2004_fotostory.htm
But if you plan to prospect for meteorites in hot deserts I would recommend to
study the morphology of rocks common on your target
Hi Stan and others,
we do have a number of insitu photographs shown in our expedition journals:
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/libyen2004_fotostory.htm
But if you plan to prospect for meteorites in hot deserts I would recommend to
study the morphology of rocks common on your target
http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Mile_Wide_Asteroid_Passes_Close_On_Monday.html
Mile Wide Asteroid Passes Close On Monday
SpaceDaily
March 5, 2006
Boulder CO (SPX) - An asteroid named 2000 PN9 will fly past Earth at a distance
of
about 2 million miles on March 6. There is no danger of a
http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,635189628,00.html
Researchers push back dates of first life on Earth
By Joe Bauman
Deseret Morning News
March 6, 2006
In the last few years, scientists have discovered that the early
Earth cooled much faster than had been believed earlier, a finding
http://space.com/scienceastronomy/060306_lunar_ice.html
Moon Water: A Trickle of Data and a Flood of Questions
By Leonard David
space.com
06 March 2006
NASA is in the process of scripting how best to plant new bootprints on
the Moon and take advantage of lunar resources that could prolong
POWERFUL ORBITING CAMERA WILL SEND ITS FIRST VIEW OF MARS TO UA SOON
From Lori Stiles, University Communications, 520-621-1877
- Monday, March 06, 2006
---
Contact Information
Alfred S. McEwen 520-621-4573 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Eric Eliason
space lawyers are at the ready to
voice legal opinions on tapping into any water ice found
You have got to be kidding me...
Wasn't a treaty signed long ago, similiar to one for Antartica, which
basically stated the moon was owned by no one?
-Walter Branch
Test
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Hi
This one is really cool :)
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From: jenifer anitson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 6:16 PM
Subject: ORDER !!!
Hello Sales,
My name is Jenifer Anitson, I based in United
Kingdom(England).I will like to know if you
Hi Folks,
I have a little fragment of DaG489 on auction:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=6609379615
It's hard to find this meteorite!!
Ciao
Francesco Moser
http://web.tiscali.it/francesco.moser/
IMCA #1510 www.imca.cc
There's just one kind of man that you can trust,
that's
On Mon, 6 Mar 2006 18:24:23 +0100, you wrote:
Hi
This one is really cool :)
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From: jenifer anitson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 6:16 PM
Subject: ORDER !!!
Hello Sales,
My name is Jenifer Anitson, I based in
Dear List:
I am just an amateur, but went to the Gold Basin strewnfield in November of
2001, not only to search for meteorites but also to photograph the Leonid's
meteor storm from dark skies.
I met Don O'Keeffe there, and also Bill Fisher, a gold and meteorite hunter
from California. Bill
Sterling W. writes:
Doug, the actual language Kroeberl uses
is that the F/B ratio of tektites should tend
toward 1.0. This is Professional Science
Speak for too complex to model exactly,
but most of the cows ought to stampede
in this direction...
Hola Sterling, I asked you where you got the
Hi,
If these were algae or their spores, they would
grow, bloom, or whatever it is algae do. They would
also give you a big positive in the kind of DNA test
that was performed on the funny cells.
The fellow at Sheffield interviewed by the BBC
talked about this particular test being done on
Hi Dave,
BTW, the Leonid's storm was awesome from the
strewnfield.
How poetic and fitting.
Congratulations on your finds!
-Walter Branch
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Norm Lehrman [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL
Hello list.It is a sad day for me.I have decided to leave meteorites.I am
putting up most of my collection forsale.I will keep a few speciemns,but
by large,most will be up forsale.I will put up on my website what I will
be selling.Lets just say,I value you my marriage more than I do
meteorites.Let
Dave wrote: BTW, the Leonid's storm was awesome from the strewnfield.
According to the Sky and Telescope reports, the 2001 Leonid storm
must really have been awesome from the dark skies of Arizona or from
western Texas where 1,559 (!) Leonids were counted during a five-hour
observing period. In
Hi Mike and all,
Mostly good questions, so, I will attempt to respond to them
one at a time:
on 3/5/06 8:02 PM, Michael Fowler at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--Since The Tucson Gem Mineral Show is the most
--significant single event yearly influencing the meteorite
--market, as usual, I
--- Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
pricing of D'Orbigney, that
seams to be past and everything available is back at
$5K/g.
where?
Matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sale Site:
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your thorough response to my post.
The absence of response up till now had led me to believe that I was
the only one on the list who didn't go to Tuscon, and that everyone
else was already in the know!!
Mike Fowler
Hi Mike and all,
Mostly good questions, so, I
Hiho Sterling, Mark, List,
Blood rain belong to the broad repertoire of natural phenomenons (comets,
halos, strange clouds, animalic monstrosities, earthquakes, rains of frogs,
corn, sulphur and and and) as bad omens as they were plentifully reported,
printed and spread in somewhat hysterical
Hello again list.I have put some nice pieces up on my website.Payment will
be by money order,check,cash or cashiers check.NO MORE PAYPAL.I closed out
my account.I will add more later.
steve arnold,chicago
Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
Illinois
Here a picture of red rain (AD 1503, Jakob Mennel).
http://www.aeiou.at/aeiou.history.data.jpg/008751.jpg
Buckleboo
Martin
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Hi All,
Mike asked some astute questions and I (hopefully) provided
some adequate responses. I asked him off list and he graciously
agreed to allow me to put his post and my responses into my
column as an addendum. I know they are few, but some people
do read the METEORITE TIMES that are
Nice responce Michael. Sorry to hear about your friend and Angel's foot.
Clear Skies,
Mark Bostick
www.meteoritearticles.com
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Hi Stan!
Here you can find more meteorite desert pictures. Mostly they are not
researched yet. All pictures made in situ.
http://www.rockssearch.com/Desert_Pictures.html
and
http://www.rockssearch.com/Desert_Pictures2.html
Thanks for looking,
Ivan
On 3/6/06, stan . [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
Ivan,
Is it customary to hunt in speedos??
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From: Ivan Kutyrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 5:32 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] meteorites in situ in the desert
Hi Stan!
Here
Hello again list.I have 31 meteorites up forsale on my website.I believe
the prices are fair.Shipping will be at your expence.I will add some more
later,but right now it is the right thing to do.I am not willing to give
up my wife,whom I love very much for meteorites.
Doug,
Not being in an academic environment
with access to journals and not being able
to afford costly internet access to them,
given the attitude of academic publishers
(how many thousand bucks a year?). I
don't even have a decent library to use.
although I sometimes drive
I'm restricted to
Hello Everyone,
These scammers don't give up! Here is another one I got today.
Whenever you get one of these and it smells suspicious (and this one
reeks), right click, go to properties then details (for OE users) and you
will see that it actually is not from ebay.
In a message dated 3/6/2006 3:10:41 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your thorough response to my post.
The absence of response up till now had led me to believe that I was
the only one on the list who didn't go to Tuscon, and that everyone
Greetings
I added a number of auctions to eBay tonight and have 70+ buy it now
listings that close tomorrow including 2 complete El Sampal slices, vigarano, a
large number of small (less than 10 gram) complete millbillillie individuals, a
couple 40+ gram allende fragments with ASU lables,
March 6, 2006
Dwayne Brown
Headquarters, Washington
(202) 358-1726
William Jeffs
Johnson Space Center, Houston
(281) 483-5111
MEDIA ADVISORY: 06-040
NASA ANNOUNCES FIRST STARDUST COMET SAMPLE RESULTS
Results from the first studies of cometary samples returned to Earth
by NASA's
Dear Walter, List;
Another great thing to do if you are in any doubt if it is a
spammer...check the user ID of the sender...normally they will not even
be in the system as they have stolen a closed out eBay ID that has been
closed for months/years.
This is pretty easy if there is any doubt of
http://www.pratttribune.com/articles/2006/03/06/news/03_rural.txt
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