Hi everyone, I am sitting in Frankfurt right now, but driving back to France
today. I just wanted to report a little about the Ensisheim show. It was great,
lots of friends I haven't seen in a year, we caught up on meteorite news, tales
of great hunts and new goodies. I did not see much new
Dear List,
The link to the page to send your name to the Moon on the LRO mission is at:
http://lunar.gsfc.nasa.gov/#
Best,
Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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H Chondrite? I have the same material and its classificated
Enstatite Chondrite
Mateo
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Data : Tue, 24 Jun 2008 06:09:43 EDT
Hello Pete, Matteo and List,
Pete wrote: New NWA 4716 [Provisional] Meteorite...
If the meteorite pictured is NWA 4716, it is no longer provisional.
According to the Met.Bull., it is now an official meteorite name!
See here:
This was and will forever be the finest written piece of
doubletalk I ever had the privilage of reading in my
entire life
Wat to go.
Pete
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The trouble with astrologers is they vote, they influence, and they pass
their ignorance on to the next generation. Dog-kicking is not a problem
because the dog can take a bite out of the offending leg. If an astrologer
influences a politician (Nancy and Ronald, e.g.), it's not something to
I'm reminded of something that happened after the great Montrose fireball on
Thanksgiving 2002. As usual, I was receiving calls from newspapers and TV
stations. However, being a big holiday, all the news staffers were pretty
much interns, with little experience. I answered a bunch of questions
Hi,
My dearly-departed and beloved grandmother was an avid
astrologer. I don't share her beliefs, which were
admittedly from somewhere way out past left field.
But
she was a loving, kind, and INTELLIGENT woman with a
masters degree. She just believed in a few goofy
things like astrology
On Tue, 24 Jun 2008 09:04:11 -0700, you wrote:
The trouble with astrologers is they vote, they influence, and they pass
their ignorance on to the next generation. Dog-kicking is not a problem
because the dog can take a bite out of the offending leg. If an astrologer
influences a politician
I pre-ordered on May 26th and my Amazon account shows that the book shipped by
2nd day air (I have joined Amazon's Prime program that offers expedited order
fulfillment and 2nd day air shipment on all orders for $80/yr) on Monday the
23rd and shows expected delivery on Wednesday June the 25th.
Hi Mike,
I whole heartily agree. I see now we are adding politics in the argument
which is a good way to open a can of worms to get a big off topic of
politics going on here. Sooner or later someone will do a search and see
the discussion and invite all his/her friends to dive in to the off
Pat:
Great!
Thanks
Larry
On Tue, June 24, 2008 10:36 am, Pat Brown wrote:
I pre-ordered on May 26th and my Amazon account shows that the book
shipped by 2nd day air (I have joined Amazon's Prime program that offers
expedited order fulfillment and 2nd day air shipment on all orders for
For anyone who likes different surface features, here is a gouged out
grove along one edge of a small blackened (suspect) stone. It is
running nearly the length . If you're like me, that ablation feature
is exciting to see. Sorry the pic is not so good. Took it through
the m-scope.
Hi Sterling, all
Another possibility is that the impacting objects were comets rather than
asteroids, and contained much less osmium to begin with. But chemical
traces of the impactors left behind in rocks and reported in previous
studies suggest otherwise.
Ackk.
Resistance continues to
Hi All,
Usually I don't post to list unless I'm having a sale, making an
announcement, or rarely responding to a post, so please excuse this
post. I've been not so quietly building my inventory, collection and
selling material for some time now and would like to be able to offer
more of a
Dear List,
A recent article about the newly discovered Santa Fe impact crater:
http://space.newscientist.com/article/mg19826604.800-roadside-crater-should-have-made-more-of-an-impact.html?feedId=space_rss20
Best, Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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Mike All,
Astrology is what it is, but your point below hits the nail right on the
head.
Dave
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Have any studies been done on decay of glasses in meteorites into crystaline
configurations? Is there a mesurable rate, or does it not happen?
This story brought that to mind-- if impact-generated glasses in meteorites HAVE
NOT decayed into crystaline material in 4 billion years, it's fairly
Hi, Several years ago I ran onto an unusual chondrule in JaH 055 that looks
like glass but it is forming in crystals. I have had various explanations
presented to me and all involved Glass This might be On topic?
If any one is up to taking a look and sharing their observations, I would
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/June_25_2008.html
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