You come to Chicago Matteo. You can learn the Chicago way. Of course i'm most
likely wrong and have misunderstood poor Matteo. Maybe that movie translated
to italian as poorly as he translates his bs to English. My lack of
capitalization of italian is not meant for any other italian but you.
Charles,
Exactly the right question! The source crater for LDG is still absolutely
unknown. Whether these new features might be the source was my INSTANT
question, and I was disappointed that the subject received no comment. I'm
sure it will in due time, as this is still one of the big missing
I'd guess that a particular "tailwind" is not required to make the situation you describe happen, as it impacts me as a bit too simple. The particles are not falling at the same rate (terminal velocity depends on mass, cross sectional area, their ratio and aerodynamics in general, so differing
Hi, Charles,
That was my question exactly!
First, they are close enough for the LDG to come from them, no further
than moldavites to the Ries.
Second, they're big enough to be the source.
The real question is How old are they? LDG is 28.x million years old.
The article says the
Hi,
Ms Tracy Latimer! I do not appear to have a current email address for you..
!
Please let me know!
thanks!
dave
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Rex and List,
That's an interesting point Rex. I have seen that effect. One of my theories about Park Forest had been that it may have been a multi-stage breakup followed by a detonating main mass. Once breakoff pieces separate, they immediately lose energy to the process of seeking aerodynamic
Sterling, Norm and List..
That is really interesting. It follows that for a meteorite impact to
make glass, there has to be some rather special conditions.
I got some information on how people made the cheapest green glass, over
a hundred years ago. Look at the ingredience they used:
Hello
I have on eBay :
# GOLD PENDANT with Indochinite
# GOLD RING with TATAHOUINE
# GOLD PENDANT with TATAHOUINE
In this jewellery is used GOLD 14 carats (test 0,585)
Price is STILL RIDICULOUS LOW -- $9.99 !!!
Every item is only in one copy.
Also tooday is ending nice ORIENTED
So I guess it is a threat? Matteo, you are a %$#%#$# ^$%$%$ ^^$%$%%^ Any
other questions?
Mike Farmer
Hey guys, this serial is better than X-Files :))
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Dear List,
Another curiosity that I struggled with intellectually while out there on the lakes was this controversy over the find ratio of lunars to martians (It currently stands close to even, I beleive). It's easy for me to holistically contemplate that, all other things being equal, it should
Mark:
Hello, you pose an interesting observation and
question. The first thing which comes to mind is thatpredictions
based on statistics are more likely to fall within predicted ranges when
relatively high numbers are involved. I don't recall off-hand how many of
each (lunar and Martian)
Hi and good morning list.Since I have so much of this new nevada
meteorite, I have decided to put a piece for trade if anyone is
interested.It is a 75 gram fragment.It measures 7cm x 3.5cm x 1.5cm.It is
very good size.It has alot of crust and on the underside there is still
alot of the desert
Q: When were most space floaters from Mars and the Moon created?
A: A couple billions of years ago when most of the planetary bombardments
were occurring.
Q: How long have these planetary meteorites been on earth?
A: Probably all less than 25,000 years. So we know the rate of finds from
Here is an idea for Tucson.
Trade or sell all the puzzle pieces to the usual attendees...then every year
there could be the Humpty Dumpty Puzzle Party hosted by Steve. You could
invite Bob to come and put it all the pieces back together again for
posterity...and for some laughs of course.
You
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Q: When were most space floaters from Mars and the Moon created?
A: A couple billions of years ago when most of the planetary bombardments
were occurring.
Actually they are much, much
Hello List, I am curious, men mistook meteor crater for a volcanic vent for
years and even today we have to look for signs before we can call an impact
crater an impact crater. How come we are so confident about the
identification of impact craters on Mars vs. volcanic vents from pics with
out
Title: Nachricht
Good morning,
I'd like to ask you if you would be interested in
hosting your meteorite site on a dedicated server that will be reserved for
meteorite related sites and those sites only. I know how to manage a server, and
I could get hold of a fast machine with an excellent
Dear Meteorite Book Dealers,
Please review and or add your listing to our Meteorite Book List.
http://www.meteorite.com/book_list.htm
Thank you!
Paul and Jim
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Thank you!
Dear List,
Jim and I are going to start a page on our meteorite.com site
to list all web pages dealing with meteorite identification.
This will be similar to our Dealers Listing web page. We will also
Norbert,
Thanx for correction as always.
This does answer reinforce the Mars material late arrival notion? Still too
complicated is a start...
Time, time, time...
JD
Hi Mark, John, and List,
Since Eric already addressed an error in the first answer regarding
the absolute ages of
Hi Mark, John, and List,
Since Eric already addressed an error in the first answer regarding
the absolute ages of Martian, and lunar meteorites, let me address an
error in the second answer:
Q: How long have these planetary meteorites been on earth?
A: Probably all less than 25,000 years. So
Thanx Eric,
If our max 19 million year CRE ages are correct relative to the carbon
dating, then materials from the ancient impacts are not around, or at least
in space or evident on Earth. Maybe on other planets...maybe.
Q: Does this imply that the Asteroid Belt is out of bounds for this
Wonderful idea,
Lets not loose thisNevada treasure to bad stewardship. Sell the frags togetherat Tuscon and keep a registry of the puzzle owners. Maybe at Blood's Auction, or raffle them.I'd take a piece under those conditions.
Howard Wu[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is an idea for Tucson.Trade
To those interested,
Since this has become the meteorite advertising list :-) I have a number of ebay
auctions ending to day in the next 12 to 18 hours. Also auctions ending in the next
two days including a number of nice thin sections, some are historical falls. Some
nice quality items at fair
Hi,
Just as it's hard to get to the Moon (from Earth, that is, I haven't made it
yet), it's even harder to get TO the Earth FROM the Moon.
Yeah, I know, it flies in the face of the obvious (Earth LOOKS flat)! There's the
Moon just hanging around up there in the heavenly neighborhood,
Hi folks,
Has anyone heard from Bernd lately? He use to contribute alot to the list.
Sarah Kennedy
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Hi,
Easiest expalnation is that the moonrocks we do find on Earth
have gotten here in a short timeframe. Probably zinged around
in the Earth-Moon system for a while and then had the bad luck
to smack us.
And a short cosmic ray exposure age is a long time, at
least for us humans. Tektites
Another curiosity that I struggled with intellectually while out there on the lakes
was this controversy over the find ratio of lunars to martians (It currently stands
close to even, I beleive). It's easy for me to holistically contemplate that, all
other things being equal, it should be
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