[meteorite-list] Re: Interesting Meteorite Science Article

2005-04-01 Thread Notkin
John posted: Where do you find these really, really great great articles? Dear John: Thanks for your comments. I'm glad you enjoyed that article, and it is amazing what you can find on the web with a bit of research. I hope our colleagues on the M-List will have a chance to read it too. I

Re: [meteorite-list] Re: Interesting Meteorite Science Article

2005-04-01 Thread JKGwilliam
Geoff and John, The exchange between the two of you got me thinking about the Beatles and their song A Hard Day's Night and it's connection to ants and meteorites. My copy of the famous song is on an old album, (33.3 vinyl for those of you not old enough to remember what an album is) so I had

[meteorite-list] Re: Interesting Meteorite Science Article

2005-04-01 Thread Notkin
you can distinctly hear the words Millbillilli...Millbillilli several times if you play it backwards. Oh, that's what that weird noise was. I vaguely remember something mysterious on the LP but, John, I don't have a vinyl copy of Hard Day's Night anymore. I just tried running my CD player

Re: [meteorite-list] Re: Interesting Meteorite Science Article

2005-04-01 Thread j . divelbiss
that's an easy one: Pink Floyd's One of These Days on the Meddle album (1971). The album/song starts out One of these days I'll break you into little pieces. Very intense song...pass me a hammer please. John http://www.pinkfloydfan.net/t1512.html -- Original message from