Hi all,
I disagree. If it hit a maple tree first and then landed on the doormat, it
cannot be considered a hammer. Maple trees are not man-made, even if you
plant it yourself. Sorry. ;-)
But that was a great story anyway, Larry!
Bob
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If, as stated, even if it struck a tree first it landed on a welcome mat
of its own momentum, there is a strong argument for calling it a hammer.
As such, while I might not offer it for sale as a hammer, I would like a
piece of it for my own hammer collection.
Sincerely, Michael Blood
on
Michael B. wrote:
If, as stated, even if it struck a tree first it landed on a welcome
mat of its own momentum, there is a strong argument for calling it a
hammer.
Hi Michael, Bob, Listees,
It's quite silly (but fun) too make up arbitrary definitions of what
consists of a 'hammer' and what
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G'day Bernd all
I thought of it from the point of view that it can take quite some time
between the meteor burning out to it hitting the ground due to the distance
(kms) it must travel. Maybe someone could correct me if I'm wrong here.
Cheers,
Jeff
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Ahh... after going through another 30 odd emails I see this has been
answered! ;-)
Jeff
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List,
Here's another article about the possible ancient
impact at Ullapool, Scotland.
Thomas
http://news.scotsman.com/latestnews/Discovery--with-deep-impact.3918250.jp
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List,
Would someone with expertise or knowledge in the area
of earth ejecta meteorites address this question from
Barb Baker?
Thanks,
Thomas
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Hello List,
Larry had written: He was not yet asleep when he experienced the bright
light illuminating his bedroom and the tremendous explosions that followed.
A *couple minutes* later he heard a disturbance outside, he said it sounded
like something hit his house.
Then I inquired:
...was it
Hi Bernd-
Having taken literally thousands of fireball reports, I'll observe that
very few people can accurately estimate the time between a flash and
subsequent sonic boom. For a single event, different witnesses will-
with absolute confidence- give times ranging from a few seconds to many
Barb B. wrote:
If there is ejecta from earth floating around in space, are there
meteorites of earth origin that have been found and classified
Hi Barb,
This is a recurring question among meteorite enthusiasts.
At the moment, the only confirmed place lots of ejecta is floating
around is in
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Also, I am curious why you brought up a hammer stone is like saying
a car car?
Hi Doug,
You made my point re Sylacauga. Just because it wasn't a direct
hit doesn't mean it did not hit a human.
As for Hammer stone
Forwarding for Steve Dunklee.
On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 11:53:07 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Hi:
I just remembered a story told by my grandfather who was Born in 1900. I
think it may be of interest to the list, and may be a source of possible new
finds all over the world.
ever since I
Hi Chris and List,
Chris writes: In the end, I take almost everything
reported by witnesses with a strong dose of skepticism.
.. which can readily be supported by what these eyewitnesses had to
say with regard to the duration (in seconds) of the thunderous noise:
- all of a sudden the sky
Would a *multiple breakup* of the incoming meteoroid have a crucial
impact
on the respective parameters of the potential fall, or, in simple
words, could a
multiple disintegration of the meteoroid help in explaining the
broadly diverging
eyewitness reports?
I don't doubt that a more complex
Bernd, Chris and all,
I would think that like lightning, the closer you are the brighter the flash
would seem, the louder the thunder and the closer the two would be to each
other. And if the lightning hit a tree, there might be a delay in when the
tree would fall over and hit your house.
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