Yes Jonathan, Well done and thank you!
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Date: Sun, 28 Aug 2011 22:06:56 +
Subject: [meteorite-list] Arizona Haboob - Video
Hello Jonathan and List,
Beautiful, awe-inspiring,
Wonderful Jonathan!
Very well made, congratulations.
David R Childs
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Carl, this may help:
Conversions
1% = 10,000ppm = 10,000ug/g = 10mg/g
10% = 100,000ppm = 100,000ug/g = 100mg/g
100% = 1,000,000ppm = 1,000,000ug/g = 1000mg/g
Jim Wooddell
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Martin:
Milton is unique in large part because of it's olivine
composition. I've taken Fig. 2 from the LPSC2003 abstract you
mention below and added a point (red) for Conception Junction (our analyses).
http://meteorites.wustl.edu/Conception_Junction__Milton.jpg
Milton is off by itself
New mineral in NWA 1934 discovered: Brearleyite
Researchers at Caltech and several author institutions have named a newly
discovered mineral in a meteorite, “brearleyite,” in recognition of
University of New Mexico Professor and Chair of Earth and Planetary
Sciences Adrian
Congratulations, Professor Brearley !!!
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New mineral in NWA 1934 discovered:
Hi all -
I received this message.
Apparently Robert is having trouble posting to the list.
Dirk, can you help him fix this?
Hello Ed,
I tried to post additional info on the ancient Chinese impact to meteorite-list
but failed as usual. I'll have to tweak my settings a bit more.
Anyway, you
Found this little 4.7 gram pebble among a parcel of unclassified NWA
meteorites I purchase a few years ago from Morocco. It's non-magnetic and
when I cut it open, this is what was inside. I realize that a picture is not
the final determination on what a stone is or isn't, but, any educated
http://www.technologyreview.com/blog/arxiv/27112/
A Plan To Place An Asteroid In Earth Orbit
Chinese scientists have discovered a near Earth asteroid that, with a
slight push, could enter Earth orbit
Technology Review (MIT)
August 29, 2011
Most of the discussion about near Earth
Found this little 4.7 gram pebble among a parcel of unclassified NWA
meteorites I purchase a few years ago from Morocco. Its' non-magnetic and
when I cut it open, this is what was inside. I realize that a picture is not
the final determination on what a stone is or isn't, but, any educated
Interesting idea. What could possibly go wrong?
What if the nudge is a little bit too strong?
What if the Moon interferes?
What if this NEO is thus sent hurtling toward planet Earth?
- utter devestation
- millions of people killed
- wildfires
- tsunamis
- earthquakes
- tons and tons of material
You forgot Bernd the most importand change
Interesting idea. What could possibly go wrong?
What if the nudge is a little bit too strong?
What if the Moon interferes?
What if this NEO is thus sent hurtling toward planet Earth?
- utter devestation
- millions of people killed
-
Dear List Members,
some new iron meteorites on ebay for auction without reserve price ending in
arround 24 hours.
PAGE CITY - Iron Of IVA - Rare Kansas iron - 15.2g slice
Hi Bernd, Marcin, Listees -
H ... maybe that little nudge they describe can be controlled by
a horse's hair and we can call the mission 'Damocles'!
There are no interplanetary driver licences required nor parking permit
bureau to issue a parking citation (except a citation of the
Hi, Bernd, List,
A mere 10-meter spherical asteroid? (To a physicist,
everything is spherical at the first approximation...)
That's 523.6 cu. meters. At a rock density of 2 to 3
metric tons per cu. meter, that's somewhere between
1047.2 and 1570.8 metric tons.
As a disaster, it's on a par with
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.but, just think of all the meteorites that those of us who are left will
have!! - and, we will have ground truth too!
Dave
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Meteorites for everyone!!! (that is left alive) :-0
Stuart McDaniel
Lawndale, NC
Secr.,
Cleve. Co. Astronomical Society
IMCA #9052
Member - KCA, KBCA, CDUSA
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Hello Sterling,
Well, since the purpose of this is to mine an asteroid, it seems pretty
foolish to waste all that effort on a 10 meter rock which you won't
allow to be an iron.
IT HAS TO BE AN IRON unless you want to waste money. Or do you want to
mine antimony (element = Sb). That would
Good evening all!
Is anyone having issues with www.meteoriticalsociety.org???
I am getting 503's consistently.
Jim Wooddell
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They must have approved a 'Hammer Stone' and knocked it out of service! ;-)
GregH
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Good evening all!
Is anyone having issues with
Hi Jim,
I just went to http://www.meteoriticalsociety.org/ and did not have any errors.
Best Regards,
Bob Falls
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The site is back operational, please disregard previous msg.
Thanks
Jim Wooddell
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Sent: Monday, August 29, 2011 7:57 PM
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Doug, List,
I'll refer you to the book, Mining The Sky, by
John S. Lewis, which makes a nice solid 260-page
case for the economic value of the asteroids. Or
to Harrison Schmidt's economic analysis of the
value of mining the lunar surface for REE's
(Rare Earth Elements).
Iron is worth about
Hello list.Its been awhile.I have 7 ebay ebay auctions ending in 11 hours under
illinoismeteorites.A 11 gram slice of DIMBOOLA,a 5 gram part slice of billygoat
donga,a 6.2 gram TAZA individual,a 142 gram endcut of NWA 788,A 19 GRAM
TAZA,ALSO A 300 GRAM GRAM COUNTERAND THE PERFECT METEORITE.A 30
Sterling wrote:
Personally, I think the worry about accuracy of orbital maneuvers
is silly and mis-placed. Few human operations are are so precise. Think
about matching up with Vesta from hundreds of millions of km away!
I can see it now: China say they are practicing mining and everyone
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