Hi Doug,
Here is a link to the original paper:
http://www.nature.com/articles/s41550-016-0035
"Our data show that the meteorite flux has varied over geological time as
asteroid disruptions create new fragment populations that then slowly fade away
from collisional and dynamical evolution. The
Thanks for the great trip report and pics, Greg! Glad you guys made it back
safe, and with something to show for your efforts. Too bad you couldn't stay
and hunt. It sounds like a substantial fall, with so many large stones
recovered so quickly, despite what looks like very difficult terrain.
> However given the speed he travels at, I would think Santa's waistline would
> be ablated after the run, and he would leave ionic trails. Not to mention,
> Rudolf's nose would be blue-shifted beyond UV the spectrum of visible light.
Lol! You guys crack me up. Thanks for livening up the list
What a remarkable story! I’m so excited to see the technology coming together
to produce results like this, and very grateful to Rob and the many volunteers
who selflessly contribute so much time and expertise to the effort. I can
imagine that the increasing proliferation of dashcams is likely
Thanks for the very informative and interesting discussion. Could the altitude,
angle and distance from which a meteor is viewed also affect perceived color?
Seems to me that the air between the fireball and the witness might
significantly filter the colors, in the same way that the sun can
Congratulations to Joe and Larry on this great accomplishment, 20 years after
the original discovery of the Gold Basin meteorite! That is some seriously
remote and challenging terrain you have tackled to extend the known strewn
field. And your conscientious efforts to document and share find
Congratulations to Joe and Larry on this great accomplishment, 20 years after
the original discovery of the Gold Basin meteorite! That is some seriously
remote and challenging terrain you have tackled to extend the known strewn
field. And your conscientious efforts to document and share find
Congratulations to Joe and Larry on this great accomplishment, 20 years after
the original discovery of the Gold Basin meteorite! That is some seriously
remote and challenging terrain you have tackled to extend the known strewn
field. And your conscientious efforts to document and share find
Hi all,
Any pics from Tucson? I wish I could have gone this year, and would love to see
what goodies I’m missing out on….
Doug Ross
d...@dougross.net
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Nice video, Paul! Thanks for sharing.
Doug Ross
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Here is the video of our hunting different locations of the Alamo Breccia
and a possible impact site.
enjoy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf_d21VC4dM
-Paul G
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