Hi All,
At first I was inclined to believe that the telescopic image recorded
by amateur astronomer Mike Hankey [for South Park fans please note
that I resisted the urge to refer to Mike as Mr. Hankey ;-) ] had
to be showing an aircraft rather than a bolide, as Dean Bessey first
theorized here.
List,
Does anyone know if there are any reports from airline pilots for this event?
Are there East coast air flights during the time frame of this event? Thank
you. Dirk Ross...Tokyo
--- On Sun, 7/12/09, Rob Matson mojave_meteori...@cox.net wrote:
From: Rob Matson
That's an interesting assessment, Dean. I have captured numerous aircraft on
long exposure and they all have strobes and appear as segmented lines.
By far not always. As I am on a runway approach to Schiphol, I have captured a
lot of them as well. Plenty of images among those similar to
there are two very faint streaks well to the lower right of the main set, and
there is a streak just to the upper left of the main set that is not moving
parallel to the others. how does a plane make streaks like that??
Be carefull here. An attitude change of an aircraft can do that (as well
folks...
Rob Matson wrote:
The object track at the top of the image passes very close to the
9.3-magnitude Hipparcos star #003223, which was at azimuth 57.0,
elevation +27.5 at 1:06 am.
Rob is right! the time-of-day reported by the charting program I used is wrong.
the altitude of the streaks
J.K.B.: wrote: 'BTW, I'm a he. ;-)'
Hello folks,
A photo of J.K.B. can be seen here: ST, August 2009, p. 22 ... so get your
copy of this issue, especially because of his article that I mentioned on July
9:
Asteroid Shatters Over Sudan: Catch A Fallen Star
Best from Germany,
Bernd
If it's a meteor photographed thru a telescope, where is the fuzzy left
overs of its train in the image? Surely the ionized column made by a passing
fireball meteoroid would be brite enuf to have some phase of it's image
captured by the same telescope and be outside the sharp lines of the
This sounds a bit far fetched to me. I would like to see the photo.
Mike
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Hi and good morning list.Does anyone have a slice of portales valley with nice
metal veins in the $500 to $800 forsale? Paypal automatic.Off list please.
Steve R. Arnold
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Hi Dean,
You really shouldn't be a good boy and look the other way. I am with Don
Merchant that eBay should refund all the fees. It would be a different story
if they contacted you first and let you know what was going on. Closing all
your auctions was nothing more than being a big corporate
Greetings Bernd and all,
There is also a phenomenon where a meteor can be heard near the radio
frequencies. (I've actually hear this before myself) Of course this has
nothing to do with the actual sonic booms that are made when they come down.
There might be a possibility that someone along
Greetings AL and List,
There is also a phenomenon where a meteor can be heard near the radio
frequencies.
Somehing like this (Peekskill):
While we were not primarily concerned with collecting eyewitness accounts of
the fireball
that proceeded the Peekskill fall, we did receive many
depend to the offer, for my collection I have received a
offer of 250.000,00 euro...
matteo
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I have done some thinking regarding the direction I want to follow as
a personal collector of meteorites. Up until now I have collected
many many small pieces while trying to amass a large type collection
and collection of witnessed falls. In the future I am concentrating
on larger
http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/carols.auction.stuff
This seller is Stan, note selling meteorites and laser equipment.
This is one of the worst con-men I have ever seen, he has spent time in prison
for stealing laser equipment from his own university in Florida, and has stolen
HUNDREDS of
Which photo are you referring to Mike, the exploding rocket?
http://www.thecosmicartgallery.com/Southern%20Cross_Phenomenon.php
Much of his imagery seem rather gaudily colored to me and over saturated, but
some are pretty good.
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Hi Kelly and List,
I haven't checked carefully yet, but that means the trajectory
as seen from Freeland, MD, from was more toward NE than ENE (Rob:
how did you deduce the reverse of that, NE to SW? seems
inconsistent with the York video.)
I hadn't yet seen the York video, nor did I know
Hi list.It was a great pics of the day with Dr. Jack and his assistant getting
work done on the new meteorite.Again congrats jack on a job well done.I have 4
new meteorites to givaway.I will tell you what they are when you chime in.Be
fast or be last.
Steve R. Arnold, Chicago!!
In a message dated 7/12/2009 1:22:40 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
mojave_meteori...@cox.net writes:
I hadn't yet seen the York video, nor did I know which way that
camera was pointed.
Rob,
The York Water Company video was facing roughly NE and I measured the burn
out to be at 88 to 90
Dr Hill is not his assistant but a scientist!
Sent from my iPhone
Michael
On Jul 12, 2009, at 1:15 PM, steve arnold
stevenarnold60...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi list.It was a great pics of the day with Dr. Jack and his
assistant getting work done on the new meteorite.Again congrats jack
on
I don't hate you so don't be childish.
I said you were milking the meteorite men thing so hard it makes
younlook stupid.
Sent from my iPhone
Michael
On Jul 12, 2009, at 1:12 PM, meteorh...@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 7/12/2009 1:22:40 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
Hello List.
I have again some new meteorites on my site.
. NWA 2698 [HOW] - new slices
. NWA 4438 [L3.1] - last specimens, new lower price
. NWA 5205 [LL3.2] - New slices with incredible large chondruls
. NWA 5497 [L3.6] - New type 3 with good price.
. NWA 5499 [PAL] - New pallasite from
In a message dated 7/12/2009 3:25:00 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
meteoritehun...@comcast.net writes:
I don't hate you so don't be childish.
I said you were milking the meteorite men thing so hard it makes
younlook stupid.
Sent from my iPhone
Michael
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Mike,
You are probably
Hello List,
Marcin wrote:
NWA 5205 [LL3.2] - New slices with incredible large chondrules
In Ensisheim, I purchased one of these NWA 5205 slices that Marcin is
offering. I can assure you this is an awesome meteorite with chondrules
sitting bumper to bumper and quite a few bleached chondrules
Hello List,
I have just had some great off list correspondence with Dave Ghessling
over at FallingRocks.com.
He, like a gentleman, expressed off list with me a concern that I had
mistakenly lumped the Georgia Fireball of this year in with the group of
events
that has revealed some of the
Hi, Al, List,
The electrophonic sounds of meteors are not
at the radio carrier wave frequencies. They are
at the frequency of sound waves, except that they
are EMF waves instead of acoustic pressure waves.
The electrophonic sounds that people hear
are the acoustic waves (sounds) produced
FYI, Steve Dr. Jack, as you call him, is a Dentist. I would bet he
has a dental assistant but that is not her in the photo.
PS.. please send me all your free meteorites and that will help you save
on postage with only one package to ship.
Howard Steffic
Date: Sun, 12 Jul
Hi Kelly,
I am confident it is an error on your part, but your
Computer clock is set AT LEAST 12 hrs fast (all your emails
Show up at after 9PM TONIGHT, meaning, they all sit at the
Top of all emails, like spammers often do to get you to read
Their stuff first. I usually Delete all email
Sorry typing in the field not n
my best attribute. Steve, I am s not jealous of you. Keep thinking
that though if it helps you sleep at night.
I said what others were to afraid to say. This endless pumping of the
whole show has gone from pride (deserved) to prostitution. You used
up
Steve if you want to bring me
Into your every email the I can play. Now we can both drop it tha
would be ok
Michael
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Michael
On Jul 12, 2009, at 1:59 PM, meteorh...@aol.com wrote:
Hello List,
I have just had some great off list correspondence with Dave
Ghessling
Please, please! This is supposed to be a happy occasion!
Let's not bicker and argue about who killed who. We are here today to
witness the union of two young people in the joyful bond of the holy
wedlock. Unfortunately, one of them, my son Herbert, has just fallen
to his death. But I think
Hi List,
Recently there was some discussion the List about a new policy by
PayPal allowing people to send money as a personal gift instead of
the usual commercial transaction - thus skipping the fee. I just
wanted to make people aware of an issue regarding this practice. If
you send money using
Hi Mike all,
The feeless transfer of $ SHOULD be restricted to loans,
Gifts, etc. That is what it is intended for and the policies make
It clear. I send $ to my daughter every month and this just means
She doesn't have to loose some of the $ I am sending to help with
Her education.
Hey folks,
.. just in case you haven't read that (yet):
Petrography (J. Wittke and T. Bunch, NAU): Polymict breccia with a wide range in
chondrule size (0.3 to 11.1 mm). Several igneous-textured, non-chondritic
enstatite
objects (2 - 7.5 mm) are also present. A few very unusual FeS - Fe oxide-
Thank you Bernd for the free advertising!
Yes, it is a very interesting chondrite.
And I already bought a very slice, thank you Marcin.
And it is presently being cut into Thin-Sections.
I should have them in the next few weeks.
Thanks again!
Anne M. Black
_http://www.impactika.com/_
Hi
I had to send 1300$ few days ago, so I send first 300$ for test as a
personal transfer and this realy was for free and person get 300$ without
any fees. Then I send 1000$ and it add me (not the receiver) 10$ not matter
if I send it as a gift or other option. Strange.
Anyway I better use
--- On Sun, 7/12/09, Galactic Stone Ironworks meteoritem...@gmail.com wrote:
... This means the
seller saves
the small fee, but then has to make a trip to the Post
Office instead
of putting the package in the mailbox on the front porch
for the mail
carrier to pickup.
Why can't you leave
Hi Richard and List,
I'm just trying to keep it simple. I already have a PayPal account,
but I don't have a USPS account. So I'd rather keep it consolidated
under one website. :)
Best regards and clear skies,
MikeG
PS - what part of North Tampa did you live in? I am near Lutz now.
On
Hi all I think I will soon test this type of payment. I won goods
recently from a N.Y.er
attempted to pay the correct way buy after he refunded the transfer, he
requested that
I use the transfer funds with my paypal account. After accepting the monies,
he vanished.
Pulled the item, no
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