We now plan to spend a day or two nosing about the Meteor Crater area (no,
we won't collect, although putting rare earth magnets in my shoes is
tempting...) Anyone stay overnight in the area? Suggestions for hotels?
Our choices in Winslow are big chain or local. Big chains are reliable as
Some more information and a pic with better resoluttion on;
http://spaceweather.com/
best,
pekka s
tracy latimer wrote:
Those contrails are most peculiar!
If anyone has ever skipped flat rocks on a lake, you know that
sometimes on the last bounce, they go in at an angle. The flat rocks
(or at
Hi,
Just a word to advise I am selling a fragment of Chassigny on Fleaspray if
anyone is interested!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1item=2257441043
much appreciated
dave
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Hello List Members,
I will be selling Meteorites and More at a Gem Jewelry Show in Marietta,
GA this weekend. Stop by if you can.
Cobb County Civic Center
548 S. Marietta Pkwy
Hours:
Friday 1-6
Saturday 10-5
Sunday 10-5
FREE parking and admission
Thanks - John Sinclair
Howdy Folks,
Just a quick reminder that my auctions of many rare and historic meteorites are ending
in about 24 hours. There are still many good deals left including Seldon, an LL5;
Leoville, a CV3.0, Beardsley, an important fall and many others. Also please note the
Chevrony-Kut auction if
Hello Marc,
I don't think that your anticipation is correct.
In fact Phil Bagnall from England, formerly, maybe still?
on the list has a special page on his website about spiraling
meteors.
Personally during the surprise -pre 17 hours - of the Leonids
in 1998, I saw one strong meteor, maybe -8
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3896335.stm
Ammonia on Mars could mean life
By Dr David Whitehouse
BBC News
July 15, 2004
Ammonia may have been found in Mars' atmosphere which some scientists
say could indicate life on the Red Planet.
Researchers say its spectral signature has been
ANY buy it now item and winner can take 10% off.
LL7
Twisted sister Eucrite
33.2 gram main mass lunar
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Or contact me after the auction and I can also cut out what would have been
eBay fees.
Rob Wesel
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Heidi Finn
We just had a discussion on this on the meteorobs list (www.meteorobs.org -
and then the July archive).
I do not believe in spiraling meteors at all, and in 15 years of dedicated
meteor observations never saw one. I think all of these reports stem from
two origins: one is fragmenting meteors
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: Spirit Reaches 180 Sols! - sol 179-180, July 15, 2004
On sol 179, Spirit woke up at a new location and spent the day
performing remote sensing with the miniature thermal emission
spectrometer, including an overnight observation.
Hi All,
I echo Marco's position -- meteors absolutely do not corkscrew. You
are talking about objects travelling at a minimum of 25,000 mph. The
force necessary to divert an object with reasonable mass from a
straight line trajectory is enormous.
Take a typical line-of-sight range of 80 km,
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