Hi Ian,
Well said. I agree that Australia should protect it's borders to
prevent massive outflow of meteorites to foreign destinations - one
could argue the dynamic of it, but in the end, the meteorites end up
leaving and most don't come back. But, the government should not
deter it's own
Hi all. In response to MikeG
But, one has to wonder - if Australia's
laws were not so restrictive, private hunters would be recovering and
classifying more Australian meteorites than the scientists would have
time to examine.
I could not agree more in regards to state laws and regulations.
Hi all,
Some of you may have seen me post this on Facebook already but for those of
you who haven't, unfortunately the Australian Monash University Meteorite
Recovery program is under threat of being cancelled this year due to lack of
funding. This is the same one that I assisted with in 2012
Hi Jeff,
A worthy program for sure. But, one has to wonder - if Australia's
laws were not so restrictive, private hunters would be recovering and
classifying more Australian meteorites than the scientists would have
time to examine. Take the private hunters out of the equation, and
all that's
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