also offers great challenges to
finding these falls.
Flatlands and deserts are obviously the optimum locations for falls.
John
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Over the past couple of years there been as concerted effort to conduct field searches,
interviews etc. in the Canadian prairies. A couple of new meteorites have been found
and also several specimens from the older Red Hill (Sask.) 1956 find. Due to certain
rules and restrictions which we all
Hi John and all,
This might be worth following up on if anyone feels ambitious or should
find themselves in Massachusetts with a whole lot of free time on their
hands. I don't know if anyone remembers this post and a few other earlier
ones which referred to a possible fall which may have
: [meteorite-list] when will the US see another meteorite fall and
recovery?
Hi John and all,
This might be worth following up on if anyone feels ambitious or should
find themselves in Massachusetts with a whole lot of free time on their
hands. I don't know if anyone remembers this post and a few
Hello all,
As David Hardy suggested...things sure are slow on list. I'll
try to add something.
I'm reading Nininger's book, Find A Falling Star. I'm only a
third of the way through...and I'm hooked! I keep looking out back to see
if a fireball might be passing by... or maybe I'll find a
We have a new fall in Japan; but I do not have the details yet. Dirk
Ross...Tokyo
John Divelbiss wrote:
Hello all,As
David Hardy suggested...things sure are slow on list. I'll try to add something.I'm
reading Nininger's book, Find A Falling Star. I'm only a third of the way
through...and I'm
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Subject: [meteorite-list] when will the
US see another meteorite fall and recovery?
Hello all,
As David Hardy suggested...things sure are slow on list.
I'll try to add something.
I'm reading Nininger's book, Find
A Falling Star. I'm only a third of the w
ame,
Matt?
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Hi John and list:
I too have been thumbing through Find
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Here in Colorado over the last 4 years, we have had at least 8 bright
fireballs that were tracked and trajectories calculated. Thanks to the local
museum, they have been publicized in newspapers and
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