This Qingyang story sounds like an opportunity for the Meteorite Men series.
It would be a great episode for Geoff and Steve to go there and uncover the
story in detail, and possibly find some of the meteorites.
Jim K
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Hi Al,
Phil Plait of Bad Astronomy adressed this very issue yesterday.
Here is his take:
http://tinyurl.com/yet3axh
(Bottom line-we are in a new decade because we don't measure decades the
same way we measure centuries).
Happy New Year regardless of the decade!
Best regards,
Charley
I have been lurking on the list for some time but I just had to say that this
is an incredible website for learning. Great job of putting together an
educational site which showcases the meteorites and history.
Jake
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Hi to all! Hope everyone is enjoying the new year.
It seems my fridge decided to lay out last night after many years of great
service...
I need to raise some cash to get a new one.
Check out my ebay listings, I have some nice stuff listed!
Hi Michael, Fare thee well in the New Year.
With reverence towards the enduring patience of the Angel that
enlightens
the rarest amongst us, I would more easily believe that neither of the
Southerners would lie than that Cap'n Blood would not muck it up. You
certainly are not to deny whatever
I agree, Jim. That's a helluva idea.
Guido
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To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Meteorite deaths in Qingyang (Ch'ing-yang) in
1490
This Qingyang story sounds like an
Dear List:
I need to clear some room in the book case and have the entire 2008 set of
Meteoritics and Planetary Science available. Price is $65, which includes
Flat Rate Priority Mail shipping anywhere in the US. International shipping
isn't available, sorry, as this box weighs over 15 pounds!
Dear List,
First of all I would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year.
May the new year be prosperous and filled with health for you and your
families.
Thank you to everyone who purchased specimens from me through the past year
on and off ebay.
My first batch of auctions in this year are ending
Hello List and happy new year to all of you. I wish you to find new meteorites
in 2010.
I'm searching for information including history of fall and strewnfield about
the Aztec chondrite which fell in 1938 in New Mexico.
If anybody has these, could you send them by email to me ?
Many thanks in
Dear List Members,
Bringing in the New Year, I would like to draw your attention to my eBay
auctions ending tomorrow (Sunday, January 3, 2010). As anticipated during
the holiday weekend, most of my 16 meteorite auctions are still at their
opening offer of just 99 cents. I would encourage
Hey to all in the meteorite world!
I was wondering what the smallest fully crusted Chergach meteorite is.
I have 2 little ones, .14g and .18g both are fully crusted individuals.
To look at them makes you wonder just how many of these were not found!
Here are my 2 mini chergach.
.14g is on the
I've always wondered about this method. Suppose the Russians, or anybody for
that matter, hits the asteroid but just makes it worse. Suppose the missile
knocks it off course but it comes back sooner and is really going to hit the
Earth. Suppose there are tiny people living on Apophis and they
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