Dear List,
Anyone with time and patience to search for seismic data related to the July
6, 2009 meteor in Pennsylvania, Maryland please check:
http://almaty.ldgo.columbia.edu:8080/data.request.htm#sta_map?76,175
Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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This is my first posting on this list - please be gentle with me. I have only
been on the list a matter of a week or so and I seemed to have walked into a
veritable storm. I would like to share my views with you as a curator. Please
forgive this rather long mail.
Taking a posting from
Begin forwarded message:
From: michael cottingham mikew...@gilanet.com
Date: July 7, 2009 8:51:30 PM GMT-07:00
Subject: AD: AUCTIONS END TODAY! SALE ENDS TODAY- 10% to 50% OFF IN
EBAY STORE! SIGNIFICANT DEALS ABOUND!
Hello,
Worth A look! I think this is one of my BEST SALES OF THE
Steve,
That is correct. A triangulation of three or more points will pin down your
point of impact. This certainly COULD also be used in Arizona to locate the
secret area 51 producing the H5s?.
Steve if you are lucky you may be able to find a seismologist that would do
the work for you.
folks...
my take: this putative fall is unlikely to generate a seismic signal if
pieces hit the ground at terminal free-fall velocity (several hundred mph
for really large chunks, much less for smaller ones).
meanwhile, I've analyzed Mike Hankey's photo. assuming the bolide was 1:10
am local
So we¹ve got folks looking over the seismic data, an astronomer¹s take on
the still photo, a nice .kmz by Elton... This is turning into a real ³stone
soup² fireball event. I¹m diggin¹ it.
Cheers,
Marc Fries
On 7/9/09 11:08 AM, Kelly Beatty jkellybea...@comcast.net wrote:
folks...
my
Hi Peter,
Welcome to the List. :)
I do not speak for the list or a majority on it, so take my reply with
the appropriate grain (or block) of salt. ;)
I am an avid collector of meteorites and minerals (primarily
meteorites), and I am also a happily married man. I mention the fact
that I am
Impacts don't create seismic events (unless they are hypervelocity, in which
case they are easily located by the resulting crater!). The seismic events
sometimes recorded are produced by atmospheric shock waves created by the
fireball. And like video records, they only help establish a location
Hello Peter,
Welcome to the list. Thanks for your contribution.
It is nice to get a curator's perspective. I'm sure most if not all list
members are envious of your job and support your work.
I do feel you have not answered Martin's central argument that if laws
prohibiting export were not
Hello Peter, Confrere,
Finally a curator writing on the list to limn that complex from his angle,
many thanks for that.
Peter, if you read my postings, you will find, that I agree with all your
points.
(somewhere you read maybe something behind the lines, which in fact doesn't
stand there,
Looking to raise some cash, (not for hunting meteorites!!!) for vacations this
summer.
Highly translucent. Polished on one side, Etched on the other side.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=200360871218
Oh, and check out my website too, if you see anything that strikes your
Short gist: I felt the need for a working group /discussion platform to sort
out the nitty-gritty details regarding a major fireball sighting. Also to give
a sounding board/ semi-peer review for conclusions before they are released
into cyberspace. I hastily set up this group until something
Hello Everyone,
The July issue of Meteorite-Times is now up.
http://www.meteorite-times.com/
Enjoy!
Paul and Jim
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Hi everyone.I have a few nice meteorites forsale all with free shipping.I have
a 201.5 gram, sikote-alin for $200,also a 79 gram nice sikote-alin with flow
lines for $100.I have a gibeon slice that is 70 grams with a huge troilite hole
thru it for $100,also there is a 22 gram endcut of nwa
Hi Elton,
You sir, are the man. :)
Nice work.
Best regards,
MikeG
On 7/8/09, Mr EMan mstrema...@yahoo.com wrote:
The plotting thickens
I have finished plotting the bearings from the fireball reports where
bearings noted including correcting transcription typos. So witness
locations
Security camera video. (And the makings of another circus, with all the press):
http://ydr.inyork.com/ci_12790056
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Dear Darren and List,
Darren wrote: (And the
makings of another circus, with all the press):
Circus indeed with a title of Meteorite hunters looking for treasure in York
County. Treasure hunters again!!!...this leaves a bad taste in one`s mouth
for people in meteorites! When will the
Dirk,
Yea, it is hard to answer the question: What are meteorites worth?
Personally I don't like to lie to people and say they are not worth anything.
Especially when a simple search on ebay will show that meteorites are
indeed worth from around 5 cents a gram up to $1,000 a gram.
On Wed, 8 Jul 2009 22:03:34 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Meteorites are worth 5 cents a gram to $1,000 a gram, depending on how rare
they are, Arnold said.
Three guesses which figure any property owner reading that is more likely to ask
for...
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On Thu, 7/9/09, Darren Garrison cyna...@charter.net wrote:
Meteorites are worth 5 cents a gram to $1,000 a gram,
depending on how rare they are, Arnold said.
Three guesses which figure any property owner reading that
is more likely to ask for...
ROTFL MSOMN ( Rolling on the floor
Speaking of debris a lot
of dust is generated in these trails that settles to the ground after the
event so someone please remember to sample the surfaces of felled trees,
gutter spouts, etc. looking for micrometeorite spheres.
I second the motion. In the event that no meteorites turn up, a
Forwarding for Ruben.
--- On Thu, 7/9/09, Ruben Garcia meteoritem...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Ruben Garcia meteoritem...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] - witness to July 6 Fireball PA
To: drtanuki drtan...@yahoo.com, cyna...@charter.net,
meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Date:
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