, the cosmic origin becomes
clear and even precise as to asteroidal source type
(a methodologically appealing argument).
I'm going to go sweep some asteroid dust off
my porch now, while I wait for the next big asteroid
breakup...
Sterling K. Webb
of anything. In fact, you
have to take his word (or interpretation) that the mass
is a rock, as the image is too vague to determine even
that with any certainly.
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Time will tell.
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Subject: [meteorite-list] A Crater
that the event extincted the mysterious Ediacaran fauna.
http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/content~db=all?content=10.1080/08120090500181036
And the Australians are now officially referring to Acraman
as the Acraman-Bunyeroo Event.
Don't ask me what a Bunyeroo is... Maybe a relative of
the Bunyip?
Sterling K
south as the edges of Zambia and
Angola.
The Earth, just like any other planet, can be terraformed,
you know.
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Hi, Tim,
Running a 2.7Ghz XP box with 1.25 gig Ram, on 3
Megabit DSL that moves at 80% capacity. With IE6 as
browser, I get 5-6 secs of video, then a long wait (15-20 sec),
then another 5-6 sec, etc, quite unlike my usual experience.
(Sometimes I get a little buffering pause at the beginning
the meaning of Clustril,
Drunlo, Flimnap, Limtoc, Reldresal, and Skyresh...
http://planetarynames.wr.usgs.gov/images/Phobos_comp.pdf
Hobbits on the Martian moons?
Sterling K. Webb
.
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Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2008 1:04 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Phoenix Analyzing Martian Soil
object
in any number of copies? A really big bomb? You name
it; it arrives within minutes -- no restrictions, everybody
gets what they ask for... exactly what they ask for.
What could be nicer than that?
Think the planet would survive a week?
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subject.
Ideas?
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Subject
.
It does sound like somebody has the bit between their
teeth, as it were. We will either hear an announcement in the
reasonably near future or one of those this-is-all-a-wild-rumor
press statements.
Sterling K. Webb
Hi, Jerry,
Wet Chemistry experiment's only tests for metals
are lead, copper, cadmium, zinc and iron. Somehow,
THAR'S ZINC IN THEM THAR HILLS!!!
doesn't quite have the same ring to it...
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The cell phone-sized, 4-ounce stone... [he]
described the rock as flat on one side,
rusty and covered with little volcanoes.
But, you would have to admit that this makes the
Sarasota Stone the record holder for the smallest
magmatic volcanic minor planet!
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is below.
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/07/080730140726.htm
Scientists have confirmed that at least one body in our
solar system, other than Earth, has a surface liquid lake.
Using an instrument
theories about their campaign to confuse us are
ridiculous evasions.
Please! Explain to me what they are doing? Unless
of course, they ain't there... or rather here.
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it in the same place
in the XP machine, and it worked fine forever after.
The Catalogue's Insight Engine will be the only
activity on newer machines that ever looks for it
or uses it.
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and is getting ready to fold
their cards and let dwarf planets become a footnote which
will be forgotten by the public, but having managed to dump
Pluto, which was all they really wanted to do all along, you
know.
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... Isn't it?
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place. It's now named V598
Puppis.
Is anybody looking up? If we can miss a naked-eye
bright nova, what makes anybody think we'd see,
oh, say, a big impactor until two days before?
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, Goddess of light and creator goddess, Karraur
Zanahary, Creator god, Madagascar
Zeme Mate, Creator of earth, Latvia
Zipaltonal, Female spirit who is the creator of all earth, Nicaragua
Wonder what he proposed for EL61?
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to check the whole long list, but
not at 2:30 in the morning...
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Sent: Monday, July
sites routinely blow off questions about big chunks
of ice falling from the sky as urban myths, more UFO
fantasies, whacky ignorance...
What? Rocks falling from the sky? Nonsense.
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winds, bright lights in the sky or meteors,
dark clouds, explosions, black rains, none of which
have any connection whatsoever with earthquakes but
which sound a great deal like airbursts to me.
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want?
Water.
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Historical note: the water content they measured is
consistent with the very low end of the water content
of tektites, so if there's anybody still alive out there
that believes in the lunar volcano
Here is the original article by
T. Mothé-Diniz and D. Nesvorný
Visible spectroscopy of extremely young asteroid families
It's freely accessible. Why read press releases?
http://www.aanda.org/index.php?option=articleaccess=doidoi=10.1051/0004-6361:200809934view=pdf
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of a Locomotive Engine for Dalian
Locomotive Rolling Stock Works.
Now, I'm trying to figure out why Salvador Dali
would want SwRI to design a locomotive engine
for him, and just what a Dalian Locomotive would
look like...
Sterling K. Webb
in Moon Rocks.
Water is discovered in Moon Samples
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/080709-moon-water.html
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hard to persuade rivers to run uphill.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 1:44 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite
. This copper meteorite is discredited, It contains
33% Zn, small Pb inclusions and less than 0.1% Ni. It is similar to
yellow brass, and distinct from native terrestrial copper and meteoritic
copper, the latter having 0.4% to 2.4% Ni.
Sounds like a bushing to me...
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flashed.
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Fwd: 5:15 UT slow, bright Mediterranean bolide
Hi List, Rob
that must be a ghost... you are following, I think.
There are a lot of ghosts on the internet.
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place, they speak of a three-mile comet,
elsewhere in the press release, they speak of the multiple
airbursts... Always good to have a couple of different
stories going, I guess.
This just gets more entertaining by the day...
Sterling K. Webb
Look at the image full size. The meteor-like
object is actually Comet McNaught.
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Sent: Sunday
... But there isn't. Hence, evidenceless comets
(or whatever).
No fingerprints. Perfect Crime.
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Sent
there (January, 2007).
You could see it in broad daylight. What I liked
about it is that its ion tail was made of IRON
atoms. A special gift for all the people who insist
comets are just iceballs -- an Iron Comet!
Sterling K. Webb
/releases/2003/10/21_packrat.shtml
Someone explain that, please... Hunted to extinction by Clovis
Man, perhaps?
Sterling K. Webb
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American academics, is
more accepted in Europe, and is most accepted in the UK,
though still a minority view. The problem is finding evidence,
unequivocal evidence. We should look for it, but we should
do a better job than this.
Or we could just wait for it to happen to us.
Sterling K. Webb
, but where's the evidence?)
The whole case stinks. It's not a Chicxulub-No-More-Dinosaurs
kind of case in the weight of evidence. It's a case of Little Comet,
Little Extinction, Little Evidence
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I left out the UFO pages, Mark. You want
Tunguska solutions? Go crazy!
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Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 2:22
Hi, All,
Everything else, including on-board computers and memories, radios,
cameras, sensors and actuators, gets by on about 140 watt-hours --
enough energy to run a microwave oven for a scant 7 minutes.
Obviously, the key to long-term survival is to
NOT use the microwave on the Rover
Hi, Rob, List,
I never thought I'd have the occasion to say it, but
Happy 1500th!
Sterling K. Webb
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on the front line, Kulik
was wounded in the leg and captured by the advancing German
Army. Imprisoned in a Nazi camp in Spas-Demensk, in the
Smolensk district, the fifty-eight-year-old scientist contracted
typhus and died on April 24, 1942.
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that the
crater was 500 miles or 800 km in diameter. You shouldn't
believe everything you see on TV (or video).
However, it was plenty big enough. Just ask your
local dinosaurs... Whoops!
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From: Mr EMan [EMAIL
the URL of another article, interviews
with professional astronomers who explain that defining a
planet is a useless waste of time. The title is Why Planets
Will Never Be Defined.
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/061121_exoplanet_definition.html
Sterling K. Webb
with continuous pass-through of Martian samples and 18
experiments online in each one (let's have four of'em) and
a sample return rocket that sends 100 kg of Martian samples
up to Martian orbit to be returned to Earth.
Let's have two, if you're in the mood...
Sterling K. Webb
software in integration. I only meant to
point out the extra $31 million was a good investment,
considering the outcome.
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Cc: Pete
,
they wave their hand, Oh, it's been magically transformed!
That's pretty extraordinary.
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Sent
a toast to each and
every one of the Solar System's 23 Planets.
Sterling K. Webb
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PS: Oddly, Mike Brown seems to think Santa (2003 EL61)
will be counted as a Plutoid even it clearly is not bright enough
(at H = +0.17); the IAU
they dispose of naming.
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to the names,
for things come first and names afterward.
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Sent
Hi,
Reinforcing the previous point:
http://www.space.com/missionlaunches/080603-phoenix-update.html
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every foothold
before you put your weight on it. Look before you leap. Small steps,
small steps...
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(1952), presumably on his own.
Jeff says, Show me the object, and I heartily
agree and wish it was possible.
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-reinforcing judgement at work
in that.
1. fusion crust, Check.
2. evidence for cosmic-ray exposure in space, Not Tested.
3. lithology that is completely exotic for its find location, Check.
4. being an observed fall, Check.
5. whereabouts, Unknown.
Sterling K. Webb
Earthly sunshine, your brain processing
will correct it.
It's a bright sunny day on Mars. And it's Spring.
Sterling K. Webb
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/images/content/231350main_sol002_runout_color.jpg
Things still need a tiny bit of tweaking, but it's a
big improvement.
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landing two days ago, but I doubt enough red dust landed
up there to change all the colors this much.
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Sent
The BBC has posted a short video clip
of the moment of the landing confirmation:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/743.stm
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To: meteorite
little hammers, whatever.
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Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2008 9:32 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Observed
.
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Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 1:08 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Greensburg hit by another tornado last night
What
) is:
1,802,617,000,000 furlongs per fortnight
I hope this helps...
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Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008
math. The gravitational acceleration is 0.30625
meters per second per second! My advice? Take a book
(or two) along to kill time while you plummet to the
ground.
Sterling K. Webb
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Sterling K. Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Meteorite List meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com; Larry Lebofsky
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Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 8:05
know how
astronauts love to play golf.
Try not to leave any beercans behind.
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To: Meteorite Mailing List meteorite-list
planets are not real planets be required
to take a hiking trip around the equator of Ceres, the
smallest dwarf planet. All they have to carry with them
is 3-4 months of food, water, and air -- it's only 2000
miles. Nice scenery, though.
Sterling K. Webb
the terrestrial
range. Tektites cannot be formed from local surface materials,
nor any materials, of the Earth.
Too tired to tackle the Hf/Sm system... but it's a mess too.
We'll just stick to one point per post.
Sterling K. Webb
. Maybe what we need to do to
find Ordovician crater sites is map quarries?
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To: Meteorite List meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, May
Hi, Pete,
Quick answer (with footnotes) is YES.
There a deep sediment meteorite fragment from
Chicxulub -- 66 million years old. There's an iron
from Oklahoma, Lake Murray, more than 100 million
years old; photos here:
http://www.meteorlab.com/METEORLAB2001dev/labphoto/LakeMurray.htm
Don,
Probably not.
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From: Don Rawlings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2008 1:45 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] What the heck is going on?? Nothing!!!
It'sDEAD!!! JOKE
Hi All,
The AMOR radars that are used to detect
meteoroids at altitude all find a few percent of
them have velocities too high to have originated
in our solar system's gravitational family. The
fast particles have a preferred origin, from which
more than a quarter of them originate, a patch
Postal Doug,
Of course, the U.S. Mail is subsidized and
supported by law -- it's a government service,
as the National Posts of many nations are.
I believe, as Mr. Franklin did, that governments
exist to provide useful and necessary services
for its citizens, and a mandate to establish
a postal
)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054033/
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Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2008 7:04 PM
Subject: Re
Digital].
This online translation site also offers pronunciations:
http://translation2.paralink.com/
Just click on the loud speaker icon and it goes to a
speaker page completely with an animated spokes-
speaker. I tried it with Orgueil and got something
that sounded like Or - gool
Sterling K
://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_of_stability
Here's an extended Periodic Table that shows all the
elements that don't exist, but may exist afterall!
http://www.apsidium.com/ext_pt/expertab.pdf
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to a college assignment by Fred Smith,
proposing a reliable overnight delivery service,
in 1966. Smith would later go on to found
Federal Express Corp.
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Hi, Darren, Chris, List
The great dictionarianist Samuel Johnson
described it as the sound of a goose hissing!
I suppose it depends on how angry the Welsh
speaker is at English dictionarianists...
Pronunciation guide to Welsh:
http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/fun/welsh/Lesson01.html
Sterling K. Webb
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Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 4:17 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Chondrule close up
is widespread.
Now that they've found the cosmic osmium where
we expect it to be, I want'em to look for osmium-188
spikes (or enrichment) in some long sedimentary cores
from geologically more recent times for evidence of
impacts we are unaware of, or only suspect.
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?). Some juggle, improve, upgrade,
expand. Some just Collect.
So, is this a general offer to the List, to buy whole
collections?
Sterling K. Webb
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, a likely composition for
a comet, which is afterall just an asteroid with extra frosting.
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only 3200
meters across but moving at 72 km/second!
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want it?)
Dead silence.
See, NOBODY wanted to hear that! It MUST be the fault of
high-priced gasoline, government debt, worthless politicians --
not me!
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, for whatever
reason, is unlikely to have been broken into a sphere.
I wish somebody would try to isotopically date the
shock features of Carancas. I bet it has a history...
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at least.
It's like being the heat shadow.
Both Schultz and I calculate that the object was still
supersonic when it hit, still enclosed in a detached
shock wave, so the sides never ablated at any point.
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roughly every three weeks.
(That's 170 fresh 10-meter craters since 1998.)
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will leave Wild Bill Occam out of all future
discussions. Fact is, he's over to the saloon, drunk on
his Franciscan keister, having discovered the advances
in distillation that have happened since the 14th century...
He's no longer available.
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wants.
A Taurus re-style in 1992 to a more rectangular style
degraded the aerodynamics, but the next re-style of 1996
was more aerodynamic (and jelly-bean-like) than the 1986
original. The current Taurus models are about 0.29 drag.
Sterling K. Webb
explanation
that explains everything is the best one.
Well, OK. What Bill actually said was, Entia non
sunt multiplicanda sine necessitate, but he talks funny,
you know.
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From
rock by rubbing two mountains together.
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From: Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 7:59 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Bad Science on ancient
hits)
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Sent: Monday, March 31, 2008 2:33 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Bad Science on ancient
to the squirted jet theory of
tektites, then I'm wasting my time keeping an eye out for
them.
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just to move the asteroid to Earth-Moon
space, in orbit around one or the other. I suspect lunar orbit
would be the preferred option as folks get nervous about
asteroids headed toward Earth.
Of course, it'll be a mining claim, but souvenirs are always
good publicity.
Sterling K. Webb
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Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2008 7:10 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Park Forest timing
Bernd
Hi, All,
A very coy press release. What are the three asteroids?
Where are they in the solar system? and a host of other
questions go unanswered.
They're large, 50km to 100km in diameter says the abstract:
Calcium-, aluminum-rich inclusions (CAIs) occur in all classes
of chondritic
/980_Anacostia
Discovered by G. H. Peters Nov. 21, 1921.
It ranges from 2.74 AU to 3.294 AU in a period
of 4.539 years. No diameter is given.
Sterling K. Webb
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of
a rim on the western end on the other side
of the gully. It IS circular, but is that enough?
Maybe it is; maybe it isn't is my first
impression.
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crater.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2008 2:13 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/main.jhtml?xml=/earth/2008/03/19/scialien119.xml
Milestone in hunt for extraterrestrial life
By Roger Highfield, Science Editor
Astronomers have found organic chemicals on
a planet outside our solar system for the
first time, a milestone in the hunt for
.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 10:46 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Carancas-- still weird
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