I'll be happy to give my opinion on the paper. I think it is completely
wrong. Here is my reasoning:
1. Many chondrules are surrounded by secondary igneous shells, still others
by igneous rims. These shells and rims indicate that the chondrules haev
experienced more than one melting event.
A) between Bruno, and only Bruno and UPS exist a contract that moment,
as he had overhanded the crate for transport.
From there on,there is no third party beside the custom and UPS,
who do have the title for an access to the crate.
B) If someone consider to be an honesty man and might
think the
A) between Bruno, and only Bruno and UPS exist a contract that moment,
as he had overhanded the crate for transport. From there on,there is no
third party beside the custom and UPS , who do have the title for an
access to the crate.
B) If someone consider to be an honesty man and might think
it is a terrible deal, seems like a very serious crime regardless of the
circumstances. UPS can get into serious trouble and be sued for releasing the
crate to third party if they were not on the invoice as a shipper or consignee.
One can not just go in and ask to get a crate out unless you are
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Carl,
What honest man takes a crate from UPS and replaces the merchandise with
asphalt ?
That is theft.
if some of THESE specimens are sold on public sites that link to the
thieves accomplices, what is it ?
AND stealing a storage box (storage for witch we have invoices), asking
people
Yep, and I can't understand this fad for claims that go along the lines of 'we
have found the building blocks of life' , even yesterday the BBC announced that
NASA had found 'building blocks of life' on Mars in the latest Rover sample, it
turned out the BBC meant Hydrogen and Oxygen! - What
I second what Alan wrote, at the 90% level. With my remaining finger,
I'll add that the worst problem may be that these molten planetesimals
must magically keep metallic and silicate melts mixed together in order
to make chondrules, many of which have abundant metal. I think this
would be
Hi Alan,
If I do remember correctly, stones falling from space was blasphemous
...no, don't believe in movies.
Don't forget, that throughout the whole Middle Age's until into the 1500s in
Europe the collector, keeper, translator, sponsor, communicator and
instructor was the clergy.
(and also
Hi List,
Mark has said ...I can't understand this fad for claims... that... we have
found the building blocks of life
There is no fad to reveal, however so unscientifically and hysterically by
some in academia and the media, that we have discovered copious amounts of
water on planets and
Hello Alan, Jeff, Mendy,
I find this response somewhat bothersome.
I recently read a paper that little old me, not being anyone close to
being a scientist, can shoot dozens of holes through
because of the use of outdated obsolete information and now I read
this from Alan and Jeff, who I look up
Hi Jim,
I find this all delightful. Science is messy. Theories compete for
acceptance. The one that best fits the facts and is able to predict future
discoveries wins!
If I wanted absolute truths I would read books that the religions of
the world are based on.
Thanks,
Peter
List, Anyone have access to SA radar? Met/mets on the ground, maybe?
Contrary to SA News reports-
The object was NOT the size of a marble. This object was in the order of
10s-100s kg, maybe up to half the size of a VW bug or a full bug, to be seen in
daytime and produce sonics. Hopefully they
Peter,
No one disputes science is messy, but Jim's point is valid. Drs. Rubin and
Grossman have forgotten more than I will likely know in regards to meteoritics,
but I also feel a bit frustrated. I expect papers in a journal like
Meteoritics and Planetary Science to be thoroughly reviewed
Congratulations Aid, very nice piece.
Michael
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Hello List
I have an nice stone of NWA 7034, weigh 30.4g
Enjoy the picture via this link:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34968236@N08/
Who's interested
List, Map and reports updated. Dirk Ross...Tokyo
http://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.jp/2013/03/hawaii-fireball-meteor-11mar2013.html
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I meant peer as opposed to pier.
Jim
On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 7:44 AM, Mendy Ouzillou ouzil...@yahoo.com wrote:
Peter,
No one disputes science is messy, but Jim's point is valid. Drs. Rubin and
Grossman have forgotten more than I will likely know in regards to
meteoritics, but I also feel
The fact of the matter is that it is not hard to poke holes in all
theories of chondrule origins. It's good that ideas get aired in the
scientific literature. This model is valuable, even if it does not do a
good job at explaining all the properties of chondrules. In fact, it is
very
Hi Mendy, Peter, and List,
Science is fluid affair and nobody agrees 100% on anything. The
origin of chondrules, whatever that process that might actually be, is
theorized based on the evidence we see today. That evidence is
partial and we are only seeing a tiny part of the creation process.
Sure and I don't deny finding water or evidence of it is very exciting, but
what I question, is 'the building blocks of life claim'. This is pure hype.
Sure water and amino acids are essential for life, but I would question exactly
how certain life is to evolve when water alone is present. The
Considering our current understanding of what it takes for life to
develop, i.e. water is 100% absolutely necessary, I would say the
recent evidence of Mars' wet past increases the chances of
extraterrestrial life discovery by much, much more than a tiny tiny
amount.
Michael in so. Cal.
On Wed,
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20-21 June 2013
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The 1st Interplanetary Small Satellite Conference will be held at the
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OPPORTUNITY UPDATE: Opportunity Examining Rock Surfaces After Reset -
sols 3234-3240, Feb. 27, 2013-Mar. 05, 2013:
Opportunity is exploring different locations around the inboard edge of
'Cape York' on the rim of Endeavour Crater.
Conte! Brother in Faith,
shred much of civilization's core religious theologies..
billions of our fellow homonids the fear that their belief systems are losing
the battle to scientific discovery
I don't know, why so many should believe, that the existence of
extraterrestrial life would
Greetings, ladies and gents
Thanks to Rob Matson and Jake Schaefer, we've located three additional
video captures of the 09 March fireball over western Ontario. Thanks also to
Dr. Peter Brown at the U. of Western Ontario, whose superb team also analyzed
the event and shared their
Let me re-emphasize this point. None of us know anything for sure. We may
look at the same data and view it differently, place more importance on some
constraints than others, and place higher value on our own research than
that of our colleagues. If the work is good, it will tend to be
I've received some interest in this event, so we'll go ahead and calculate a
strewn field for it. It will be up on the GA web page soon.
Cheers,
Marc Fries
On Mar 13, 2013, at 10:24 AM, Marc Fries wrote:
Greetings, ladies and gents
Thanks to Rob Matson and Jake Schaefer, we've
Dear List Members,
I am trying to locate a nice article I came across about a year ago, but
cannot seem to remember which publication it was in. It was titled something
like The Rosewood Box and was about a box of antique and historic
meteorite thin sections that are preserved (at Harvard or
Hello Mike and List,
Virginia Tech, Metamorphism, and the Rosewood Box
MAPS, Volume 47, Issue 5, pages 903915, May 2012
Cheers,
Bernd
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Dear List,
We had rain 13/14 MAR 2013. On the early morning of 14th I went outside and
noticed an unusually large amount of black/brown magnetic dust in the rain
pools on concrete and have collected it. I don{t know if it is volcanic
related, industrial or run-of the-mill soil; but strange
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER HIRISE IMAGES
March 13, 2013
o Recent Gully Activity on Mars
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/ESP_020661_1440
Changes in gullies were first seen in images from the Mars
Orbiter Camera in 2006, and studying such activity has been a
high priority for HiRISE.
Michael M and List,
First, apologies to be so Sci-Fi...not the intention. If I had a better
rocker I'd probably be knocked off of it for remotely, even slightltly
suggesting this, especially to this credentialed List; best a slap
upside-the-head to get me back to reality...
Meanwhile, here
Wonderful!!~
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From: Aid Mohamed aidmoha...@rocketmail.com
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Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2013 7:50 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Ad: Black beauty NWA7034
Hello List
I have an nice stone of NWA 7034, weigh 30.4g
Enjoy the
Hi Dirk,
Of course, have it classified. Think of the name possibilities!
Regards,
Guido
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Life as we know it is based upon the elements of carbon and oxygen. Now a team
of physicists,
including one from North Carolina State University, is looking at the
conditions necessary to the formation of those two elements in the
universe. They've found that when it comes to supporting life,
Guys, List,
What life needs is a source of energy that can be
stored and utilized when needed. Without these
energy exchanges there is no life. That's why you
have to eat breakfast.
This energetic system requires elements that are
cosmically abundant, on planets large and cool
enough to retain
List,
In no way was I trying to imply that we know everything and there can
only be one basis of life, but rather we only know of one living
planet and that planet's life requires water. Of course there could
be any number of alien life forms, probably many, many types we
haven't even began to
Jeez! Sterling,
I would hope that those who have read the suggested assignment in your post
would read something a bit more current than my hero Issac's half a century old
treastise. They might as well read Genesis.
Best personal regards,
Count Deiro
IMCA 3536
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