Could the pink red colour be a reflection of the sun? It usually happens during
sunrise/sunset when airplane contrails turn pink and red.
On 17 Feb, 2013, at 7:25, "Nicholas Gessler, Ph.D."
wrote:
> Hi Rob et al,
>
> I've spent several hours searching for different video footage of the
> fir
Hi Nick!
I thought the same thing. Why so white? Ice melt! I went back and
looked as some witness falls and this was different. Someone stated
it was iron and that went viral in the media! And the hole in the
ice! How much rounder could it be!!!
And then, what's up with all the cameras! Wow!
Martin
Von: "Nicholas Gessler, Ph.D."
An: Rob Matson ,
"meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com"
Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] Russian meteor composition
Datum: Sun, 17 Feb 2013 00:25:22 +0100
Hi Rob et al,
I've spent several hours searching for different video footage of t
Hi Rob et al,
I've spent several hours searching for different video footage of the
fireball, the "smoke" trail, the hole in the ice, etc.
First, can anyone point me to any scientific papers which attempt
to correlate:
a) the color of the "smoky" tail, and/or
b) the color of the "fireball"
with
If the object was a Carbonaceous type or a small comet there may not be
much to find of anything. Tagish Lake fell on the ice
but if it had fallen through what would be left to find?
Chris. Spratt
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The Science Channel is airing a special on the Russian meteorite event, tonight
at 8:00PM.
Dennis
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On Feb 16, 2013, at 2:51 PM, "Galactic Stone & Ironworks"
wrote:
> Hi Rob and List,
>
> Good points, and some of those same thoughts had crossed my mind.
> Namely, where are
Hi Rob and List,
Good points, and some of those same thoughts had crossed my mind.
Namely, where are the meteorites? If this had been a Sikhote Alin
type of fall, we would have seen many meteorites recovered by now.
Bogus eBay-offerings aside, nothing has been recovered yet - or, if
any recoverie
Hi All,
Getting back to the Russian meteor itself, what I find most surprising so far is
that after two full days of daylight hours to search for fragments against a
fairly white background, not one meteorite has been found. The prevailing
wisdom ~had~ been that this was an iron, given the deep pe
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