Testing new system - Please ignore
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bounces.
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Sorry for bothering,
these days seem to be the time of the lost meteorite people.
Does anyone knows, whether Peter Scherff can still be contacted?
Thanks!
Martin
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Dear List,
Using Google Earth I have found a several very nice
craters of volcanic origin that could be easily
mistaken for impact craters in Saudi Arabia. If
someone will host the images I will gladly post them
for everyone to see. Thank you to one anon. List
Member who has confirmed the
On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 05:17:48 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Dear List,
Using Google Earth I have found a several very nice
craters of volcanic origin that could be easily
mistaken for impact craters in Saudi Arabia. If
someone will host the images I will gladly post them
for everyone to see. Thank
Hi all -
Sorry, but to me it sounds like a tree root fire
spreading to a buried tree stump. The explosive force
required to make a hole that large would have woken up
everyone in the neighborhood.
good hunting,
Ed
--- Ron Baalke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow!
Almost chaotic, in this animation!
But as you say, harmony.
Considering how this solar system is believed to have formed, do you think
that these dynamics are something that could be expected in other systems,
too?
What could have kick-started it? Only the Sun, somehow, right?
Or would
In light of the recent suggestion that Neptune began
inside Uranus' orbit and that the outer planets
migrated to their current positions, I find it very
eay to believe that the motions of our planets are not
as neat and tidy as we were all taught to believe at
school.
A few years ago, I read that
Hi Pete and List,
With regard to the time-lapse view of the inner planets' orbits,
Pete asked:
Considering how this solar system is believed to have formed, do you
think that these dynamics are something that could be expected in
other systems, too?
Absolutely.
What could have kick-started
Hi list.I have another trade offer.I have a 25 gram endcut of BONDOC.I am
looking for stoneys or impact melts.Pics upon request.I still have my
portales valley looking for a home thru trade.
steve arnold,chicago
Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
website url
The movie certainly graphically illustrates Mars et.al. cyclical proximity
to Earth.
Jerry Flaherty
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Hi List. I rejoined so I can get my favorite mail horror story out.
I had ordered a 56 mg Angra dos Reis, shipped overseas by Fedex. And
somebody in the Fedex office in New Jersy decided to hold it pending me
sending them a Hazardous Matterial report on this exotic material. This was
to
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/September_26.html
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On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 22:33:16 EDT, you wrote:
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/September_26.html
What's a bad temper ablation? Sounds like something that you'd find on an
angrite.
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