Hi,
Hey, I'm not saying that the comet made
from a supernova isn't garbage -- it IS garbage.
However, the irradiations that Firestone
discovered seem to be real -- it's the other
stuff that's whack-o. Morrison's right; it's
a no-brainer.
Which leaves us with the problem of explaining
Here is another sale that my mother put together from
my left over meteorites that I stored in her house
before I moved to New Zealand. I am getting ready now
for munich but should be able to get a couple more
internet sales in before then. Hope everybody will be
coming to munich to visit this
Two things in particular, plus a few others, made me frown about this
hypothesis. One is the comet coalesced from supernova material. That's just
not the current idea of how comets formed. So I do hope that Firestone in his
paper provides a scientificaly viable mechanism for this alternative
Hello
This is the slice with probably IMB I have in
collection
http://it.geocities.com/tunguska2004/CapotRey2.JPG
the probably IMB on Capot Rey its many similar to the
breccia I have in my NWA 1270
http://it.geocities.com/tunguska2004/NWA1270-2.JPG
Matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo
Darren Garrison, Sat Sep 24 22:42:22 EDT 2005, wrote:
Here's what another real scientist
http://www.thesolarsystem.org/davidmorrison.html
has to say about his new theory:
Scientists say cosmic debris killed mammoths
Keay Davidson, Chronicle Science Writer
Saturday, September 24, 2005
Greetings List,
I have 2,760 gram lot of assorted NWA's for sale. $.10 cents a gram
or best offer by midnight tonight. (Sun 9/25). I'll pay half of the
shipping. Please contact me off list if interested.
thanx,
Steve
Steve Witt
IMCA #9020
http://www.meteoritecollectors.org
Dear Paul, Darren and List,
Thank you both for your postings on this topic.
I had the opportunity to work for the Smithsonian
Institution under Dr. Dennis Stanford from 1979-1981.
We were excavating a bison kill site in NE Colorado
near my home. Part of my work was to study the soils
at the
Hello people,
my original message seems to have been sent to the wrong person. Apologies
to the recipient who's also a list member.
my name is Axel Emmermann and I'm new to his list. Actually Dirk Ross sort
of dragged me in: Hi Dirk ;-)))
I'm not a scientist although my hobbies and interests
Dear Axel and List,
As some of you may know, Axel Emmermann was the
person responsible for aiding in the recovery of the
stolen NASA Lunites and other meteorites stolen by
Thad Roberts and gang at the JSC.
He was never reward by NASA or the US Government
with a piece of the moon or much of
I think that Earthites would have a very high amount
of Maskelynite should plagioclase be present in the
parent rock. The impacts from earth would be so
energetic as to create more of this mineral than in
Martian meteorites.
The atmospheric composition would then, just as the
case with Martian
Want to hear a funny joke? Here's a great one.
This was just e-mailed to me, Sterling, and Pete Pete. I had thought that he
was posting on the
list again but then I saw that it was e-mailed to us directly:
On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 20:10:16 -0500, S. Ray DeRusse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve and List,
Thanks for your contribution to this discussion.
Your information may help lead to the finding of an
Earthite. Best, Dirk Ross...Tokyo
--- Steve Schoner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that Earthites would have a very high
amount
of Maskelynite should plagioclase be
I want to apologize to the list for forwarding that e-mail-- I just found it
hilarious that that
bad-penny turned up to question someone else being called a crackpot, and then
trashing a valued
list member. But as someone pointed out to me, he doesn't deserve the free
publicity.
http://www.sciam.com/print_version.cfm?articleID=0005FA5D-5F7C-1333-9F7C83414B7F
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Dear Friends and Listees:
Tucson's largest daily newspaper, the Arizona Daily Star, ran a small
article about our charity raffle, this past Thursday. I made a scan for
those who would like to read it. I apologize for the really appalling
image quality. The photo misprinted, and the
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