Tell us some of these horror stories, please. It'll make for great fireside
reading this season ;)
Alf
On 21 Dec, 2011, at 10:40, Linton Rohr linton...@earthlink.net wrote:
Yeah, I have a feeling it will show up eventually, Count.
We just got some Christmas candy in SoCal, that was mailed
Could the pink red colour be a reflection of the sun? It usually happens during
sunrise/sunset when airplane contrails turn pink and red.
On 17 Feb, 2013, at 7:25, Nicholas Gessler, Ph.D. nick.gess...@duke.edu
wrote:
Hi Rob et al,
I've spent several hours searching for different video
beautiful. Awesome crust. I wonder what's the going rate for those bits.
On 19 Feb, 2013, at 11:19, Bjorn Sorheim astro...@online.no wrote:
I just photographed somewhat larger meteorites from
Chelyabinsk/Chebarkul area off the russian TV channel Russia 24.
Not so big, but improving.
Dear List,
Does anyone happen to know in whose collection this particular example of the
Sikhote Alin 475g individual resides now?
It was sold by catchafallingstar.com some time ago and here is the link to
pictures still on the website:
http://www.catchafallingstar.com/sa475.htm
Please PM
Dear List,
Does anyone have a very aesthetic, nicely regmaglypted Sikhote Alin they'd like
to sell? Please let me know off list.
Thanks,
El
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Dear List,
Does anyone own a specimen of the admire pallasite nuggets as sold by
kdmeteorites.com?
I'd like to hear some thoughts about the stability of the treatment process,
the aesthetics of the resulting metal matrix and the general sentiment
regarding an original meteorite which may be
Hi Steve, pardon me for the off-topic, but is your last name Arnold or Anold?
It's been bugging me for some time now.
Regards,
Alf
On 8 Dec, 2012, at 23:20, steve arnold chicagosteve1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello again list. I hope meteorites have fallen in texas. What a year
it's been for
When can we expect this to go on sale? ;)
On 15 Feb, 2013, at 22:43, Stuart McDaniel actionshoot...@carolina.rr.com
wrote:
What a coincidence if it IS an iron!!!
Stuart McDaniel
.(mobile)..
On Feb 15, 2013, at 9:32, Graham Ensor graham.en...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes Mark...I
I won't be going...but I'll buy a piece! PM me if you get there and find
anything.
On 15 Feb, 2013, at 23:43, Yinan Wang veom...@gmail.com wrote:
Perhaps Marcin is trying to downplay it so he can get to the strewn field
first :)
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 15, 2013, at 7:00 AM, Michael
If so, the $999 price is a steal!
On 16 Feb, 2013, at 1:01, Michael Farmer m...@meteoriteguy.com wrote:
It must have been delivered by SR71 Blackbird to alive arrived from Central
Russia to Nevada in less than 12 hours since impact:)
Michael Farmer
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 15, 2013,
Any luck Matija? The list's been unusually quiet about this Korean fall.
On 21 Mar, 2014, at 16:47, Matija Bericic matija.beri...@yahoo.com wrote:
Dear hunters,
I am looking for at least 5 g piece of new fall JINJU meteorite for
research. Let me be your first customer. I am willing to pay a
He says he's flying in front of Jon Vegard who then enters the same airspace
as the rock. That rock might have come from Jon.
On 3 Apr, 2014, at 23:51, Michael Farmer m...@meteoriteguy.com wrote:
Fake, absolutely mathematically impossible. More likely a small stone in his
pack came out when
Any news from Robert Ward, anyone? With the silence, you'd think it fell in
North Korea instead of the South.
On 5 Apr, 2014, at 7:39, valpar...@aol.com wrote:
Why do we have to waste time with this.? Giant fall two weeks ago in South
Korea and like 3 posts about it.
Some idiotic crap and
Armando Afonso wrote:
You look for them while you drive, with the air conditioning at the
maximum, or walking by foot?
The question is that you look fresh like a biological lettuce from
Tucson in the photos, and I remember my look during a little trip to
Morocco.
I normally have a very
Armando Afonso wrote:
But I blame them as much as you, for a unconcerned approach to the
subject.
I far more concerned about the subject than one would imagine, and I
understand how it can offend. I don't think I'll ever get over the
Tagish Lake Fiasco even if I understand the decisions made.
Hello Gary, Pete, List
I've held back discussing this again as I am not the one on the vision
quest. However, you've raised the issue of getting this classified aka
lab tested--at a meteorite lab amongst other things. You think he can
sell this for a sum and rebuild his failing ministry. He'll
You want the truth? You can't handle the truth... Jack Nicholson in A
Few Good Men
Gze This started out as a fight I had no dog in; now it is
so beyond worth dealing with, it is a Dog I have no fight left in. Next
time I speak up tell me to remain /in stfu/.
I posted lengthy
Hey! Great to have you back...rolling eyes
Perhaps it isn't the conspiracy you feel it to be. I can understand
your sense of paranoia but your allegations are not consistent with the
reality of Internet operations. Off topic but many Internet managers
maintain a dynamic list(black list)
According to the weather channel it's supposed to rain today and
tomorrow in the strewnfield. Good luck out there guys!
Congrats to those who've found stones!
Regards,
Eric
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Hi All,
The use of the word Hammer when referencing/advertising meteorites,
should only be used to describe an actual stone which hit an artifact
(man made object).
Using the word Hammer or Hammer Fall in advertisements to sell stones
that are not actual Hammer-Stones is misleading and
Sorry for the off topic post.
This is a cool eBay offering: # 3611062497
Have a good day everyone. Steve
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I recall doing some preliminary work on a bolide tracked by DOD which
should have terminated in the vicinity of Coldwater(?) Alabama (East of
Montgomery) about that time. To my knowledge no one ever reported
searching even though discussed widly on the list. The track data was
pretty good
I recall doing some preliminary work with another list member on a
bolide tracked by DOD which should have terminated in the vicinity of
Coldwater(?) Alabama (East of Montgomery) about that time. To my
knowledge no one ever reported searching even though discussed widely on
the list. The
Howard Wu wrote:
As I recall from the discovery channel the moon had orbited alot
closer to the earth and has been drifting further away overtime.
That is true Howard, in fact as you mathematically work backwards from
where the moon is today-- you'll see that the moon gets closer and
closer
Hi, list:
Sorry to get into this late, but better late than never!
I visited the Middlesboro area for the second time a couple of months ago, and
recommend going to see it. Driving into town on the main road from the Interstate,
it's clear that the geology is different from the surrounding
Dejavu! This sounds like the same e-mail that you sent out right
before the Tucson show last year. Trying to undermine the value of
NWA482 right after it was recovered.
Steve Smith
Michael Casper wrote:
Beleive
it or not.I just got
off the phone with a reliable source.(in
NWA)Lunar and Mars
r...
xoxox, MC
- Original Message -
From:
Stephen
E. Smith
To: Michael
Casper
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 2:31
PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] NWA
LUNAR and MARTIAN
Dejavu! This sounds like the same e-mail that you sent out
right before the Tucson show last ye
r...
xoxox, MC
- Original Message -
From:
Stephen
E. Smith
To: Michael
Casper
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 2:31
PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] NWA
LUNAR and MARTIAN
Dejavu! This sounds like the same e-mail that you sent out
right before the Tucson show last ye
Hi everyone,
I just spoke to Mrs. Pearce about the stone. They took it to the Smithsonian
today and it
turns out to be sandstone. They are very embarrassed and were sorry their friend from
NASA
called the media.
I am sending both their boys a meteorite so they aren't disappointed
Hi all,
This is a very unfortunate situation. I personally
enjoy dealing with almost everyone on the list. I find everyone,
pretty much, a pleasure to deal with. My interests are wide and varied
as are the personalities on the list.
I can vouch for how pleased I am with my meager
investments
Hi everyone,
Monica Grady's Catalog of Meteorites will search the data base by
any date selected and print reports.
I hope everyone has a copy of the data base. Steve
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Hello again,
Just a follow up. If you don't have the Catalog of Meteorites by
Monica Grady, it's available on Amazon.com. See:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0521663032/qid=1025703835/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/104-4208449-1583951
Steve
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Hey All,
I just hope they knock it the right way and not towards us. Remember the
Peter Principle. Steve
Ron Baalke wrote:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/2166598.stm
'Ready to tackle Armageddon'
By Ivan Noble
BBC News
August 9, 2002
A space mission to knock a
potential
We know!! We know. Jeez, enough already. Steve Smith
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
Hello list. I have even better news. I'm offering the 12.5 gram slice of
the TUCSON RING for the same price. This is the one for sale, not the 10
gram slice. But think, you are getting 2.5 grams more
Hello Tom and list
That was the happenstance location* in the northwestward quadrant of
what was to become identified as the strewn field where meteorites from
this find were first identified by science. (1891? all though,
meteorites from this field were known and traded much earlier). The
Congrats! Good work. Now you know at least that that name is setting
you up.
I do similar things with addresses that move freely amongst the many
free and throw away accounts
Over the years has anyone else ever wondered if and why so many of the
So n So's Our Hero, Stop Bashing Him !,
Hello Jerry,
You probably are thinking of Meteorites and Their Parent Bodies 2nd
Edition by Harry (Hap ) McSween, Jr -- whist not assisting on the
Martian projects is from my alma mater, the Univ. of Tennessee @Knoxville.
(IMHO) until the Nortons came along with Rocks in Space and
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
I just cannot seem to put 2 and 2 together
Possibly the greatest understatement ever seen in the annals (anal,
too!) of meteorite communication
Would someone translate this pedantic prose of mine to the person asking
this question?
If he
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
...I have a question regarding OWNING apollo material.Why can we not
own any of this material?
The reason is is is against federal law for private ownership of Apollo
samples. There seems to be some loopholes for dust which for a time
was confiscated by NASA
Maybe it is just me but...
Darren Garrison wrote:
balgh blagh blagh yada yada
would never buy photos from someone who wasn't established to my
satisfaction . And THAT is why I didn't even concider for a SECOND
paying for a unseen, non-profesional video by someone who's abilities
I had NO
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,61-1643510,00.html
On This Day - June 7, 1923
What a labourer thought was gunfire was a rare meteorite.
THE Natural History Museum at South Kensington has received a very rare
and interesting gift in the shape of a meteorite, which fell just before
1pm
Ok folks... a little knowledge is a dangerous thing- and I prefer a safe
list.
Thin sections: Why?
Thin sections are made for petrological studies-- and of course for we
Obsessive Compulsive Collectors just because they exist and no fancy
meteorite specimen is complete with out metal label
a classic:
I can't seem to put 2 + 2 together...
EJ
BTW Interesting development in the legal world: The Illinois State
Attorney General aware that some meteorite dealer (sic) in E-town,
Illinois is claiming to be Incorporated (e.g. Using Limited or Ltd. in a
business name which is the same thing
A BFO just hit me --no, not a bolide but a Blinding Flash of the Obvious
( Oblivious to some)-- tDe Nile River runs through Chicago as well as
North East Africa.
I know Steve isn't reading this directly( yeah? Right!), cause I am in
time out by Steve --and I never made the bashem list.
A Hardy Good Morning to you and yours, Mr. Steve and may you have a
great one also!
To our friends from GB-- Reay Sorry 'bout that unique method of
tea brewing in Boston, ya know. Again, to our best friends in the UK
and all around the world Independence twas the one of the truly
Hello Guys and Gals,
The Mohahans fall was reported by the young finders to be barely hot
potato holdable owing to the warmth. As to the Portales Valley and the
tarp, I believe there was a bit of debate as to whether or not the tarp
was melted or embedded. As an alumni of Ft Hood, Texas I
Anyone have an idea who the Bruce W. is that told this
i'll-litter-it all over Ebay Seller that he no doubt has the real
McCoy ( totally insider pun)
How ironic that Peenutgrl was the opening bidder.
Elton
harlan trammell wrote:
Speaking of Dutch Meteorites..what became of the object that punched
through a warehouse roof there a few years back. I faintly recall it
being a possible hoax.
Elton
PS:Post all the wanted or ads one like so long as ONE is considerate.
Jan Bartels wrote:
Hello listoids,
Since there's at
Hello Cyber Sleuth's and Peace Loving Meteorite Enthusiasts!
I am not in anyway trying to participate in the latest round of I,
Steve. (But by writing this I guess I am and I have previously
apologized for THIS post in my previous posts) This is about the
supporters of His Works perhaps
choses to do so by destroying and
disrupting-- He is a scorpion it is just his nature. It always has been
and always will be--it is just his nature--it- is -j u s t-- h i s --n a
t u r e.. It isn't going to change. This Sscorpion doesn't act with
malice, it is just his way, it is the standard
I've been around this so long ,it never occured to to think this was the
result of ground impact, but I understand how it would look that way.
When one thinks about it, All or the SAwe find was shrapnel-form at the
beginning of breakup. Fragments which separated earlier had longer
opportunity
Greetings,
Wasn't Pluto given dual status a few years back when it was facing
demotion. I thought in addition to the 9th planet it was assigned KBO
1000...right? wrong? partially right?
Elton
Sterling K. Webb wrote:
Hi,
The IAU has made an official announcement
on the question of
Perhaps a bit off topic except that it deals with the list itself. I've
remained silent hoping the practice would go away but it hasn't.
Sunshine is a good disinfectant. Call me paranoid, nosy, or
confrontational-- but do not call me out because I choose to speak up
about games/ploys someone
Dirk can add to this as he wishes, however Mt Fuji is around
12,400ft±--(I walked up part of it and am still out of breath 2 years
later) Any trail falling below the near crest would indicate
incandescence below 12,000. (2miles±) and would be sufficient for
estimating 10k ft.
Somewhere, I
Chris Peterson wrote:
In order for a much smaller object to persist to low height would
require a very unusual combination of conditions.
This was 20 years ago, this particular meteorite; Maryville,TN 1983, I
observed coming in around 4 am in the morning so it had a high relative
speed; a
For Pete's sake it is a friggin visit cookie that Lycos or Geocities
or Yahoo all attempt to place when going to any of their sites. Doug
said he knew it wasn't a meteortite but asked what it was. Sorry Charly
that we disturbed your winter hybernation.
Elton
Charles Viau wrote:
That site
Hello Lars,
The cooling speed must remain within the limits of a few degrees per
million years for the nickel atoms to migrate and align. I think the
temperature bands where Widmanstätten pattern (i.e. taenite/kamacite
lattices) can occur is between 1400° and 800°C. (pressure relative).
Hello David,
For all my experience in researching old mines and old furnaces, it is
trough plug from a foundry operation.
Some foundries, especially older ones that didn't have overhead cranes
and large crucibles have channels in the floor from the furnace to a
bank(tree) of molds. The
Orrisa fell at the begining of a record monsoon if you recall Mike
Farmer's post from the scene.
I don't know why Orrisa is full of metal--go figure that a meteorite
with metal..I ask for my money back!
Elton
M come Meteorite Meteorites wrote:
Hello
Why Orissa, a fresh fall, have sign of
Great Idea Mark! The tank lid of an american standard toilet will also
work in a pinch--or so I've been told...(grin) The back of a floor tile
can be used also. Watch about using shards as they also can cut.
A good diagnostic streak is at least the size of a jumbo pencil lead.
Minerals
Hello
Jose Campos wrote:
I would like to know more about that island in the Azores (?) being
watched for a possible massive landslide. If my memory is right, I
think that I read (quite sometime ago, some 2 yrs ago or so), about
something similar - but refering to one of the Canary islands -
Good Question and a long standing sleeper discussion on the list.
Most of all of the NWA's I have actually held in my hand don't show what
is true desert varnish. Many however show wind polishing and that
abrades the original fusion crust away to a degree. The cheaper
NWA's are so
Hello David,
For all my experience in researching old mines and old furnaces, it is
trough plug from a foundry operation.
Some foundries, especially older ones that didn't have overhead cranes
and large crucibles have channels in the floor from the furnace to a
bank(tree) of molds. The
Hello Mike,
Research on Electrophonic sounds related to fireballs is a work in
progress and the book is still on page one. There are many widely
placed reports and in Mongolia within the past 5-6 years a scientific
expedition was recording audio and captuerd the sound.
Current (no pun
I assume you want your replies to be indents under the original
questio, thus remaining chronologically located in the threadand much
more easy to follow.
Depending on your software there is a thread code, or message ID chain,
embedded somewhere in the header so that when you reply, other
in July
15, 2000. We cut a small piece of it, and it was evident that it
belongs to Yafa (13 42'40 N, 45 10'12 E), which was classified as
Ordinary Chondrite H5 [MetBull 86, see also
http://www.physics.utoronto.ca/~isotrace/yafapix2.htm].
This person wants me to sell the piece for him. Anybody knows
I guess it is yours to do with as you wish--- but it is a terrible
shame to sell it off in pieces when it's most wonderful feature is the
way it goes back together! For classification I could perhaps see
sending a corner piece-- but to sell off a miracle meteorite in pieces
seems cruel and
The short answer is-- like everywhere else, they have been accumulating
over time but they've been in deep freeze for eons and there have been
no meteorite list members there to pick them up--well actually there
have been some meteorite list members there picking them up but that is
another
Just some more meteorite trivia... Some irons (e.g Social Circle, GA
USA) have very distorted patterns suggesting remelting. The current
theory is that this meteorite passed very close to the sun and in doing
so came close to reblending the whole Widmanstatten pattern/ taenite
crystal
RUMOR CONTROL: Nicolas Cage is reported to have a 680+ gram piece so I
doubt this is the largest piece in private hands.
Elton
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I always thought it was methane coming in y'ur anus geeze now it is
carbon monioxide too! I guess flatus sniffing is dnagerous eah?
What?..one momentYes Rozanna Rozanna Dana? er Emily
Lutella. oh!
Nevermind.
Ron Baalke wrote:
Observatoire de Paris
Paris,
Hello List,
Let me throw this out to help clarify the concepts. I have a
statistical major but after my accident some procedures are fuzzy to me
and today most is done by computers anyway, so bear with me. I'll try
too post a field technique for estimating an ellipse another time.
The strewn
Yes you should be proud Mark
But a fiver will get you a tener that 99/100^th of NASAs technology is
involved at one stage or another ( stage? get it?)
It is a Great Christmas Gift to us all.
God Speed Beagle2!
Elton
mark ford wrote:
I think us Brits should be proud of Beagle2 ! - Even if it
Reality is like rain...it has to soak in.
Let him try to broker it for a while and when the buyers walk away the
price will come down... The possibility is that Jerry was misquoted.
As of yet we don't know if he has actually talked to anyone who knows
true values/ prices. I am sure if
of the potential solutions with
the required Jan. 1491 perihelion date yield 0.5 q 0.6 AU in
1491, and this is probably too small to fit the data used by
Hasegawa. Values in the more acceptable range of 0.7 q 0.8 AU
(and 0.80 e 0.75) certainly arise for 1488 T 1494, however,
the desired date
Not trying to beat anyone with a scoop but since this hasn't hit the
list I am posting the info from Ed Majden's post to Meteorobs
Elton
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2004 18:14:48 -0800
From: Ed Majden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: (meteorobs) Jan 4 fireball meteorite recovery
I just received this email from
NASA doesn't want you to know that it may have gotten a
viruse-mail or otherwise.(just kidding) MyDoom doesn't take
long to fill up any in box anywhere!
Actually, the memory, CPU and bus speeds are low, for amongst other
things I suspect, because they opted for EMP hardened military
Hello Tom, List, Scone Lovers
Usually the material for sale is cone sections, rarely symmetrical, with
or without other partial cones. There is usually one or more on eBlagh
Humbug.
Here is a great one and, if you can get a matched pair, you can have
all the impact fantasies you can handle.
/Plots/univabnd.html
.
Below our feet, there is an terrestrial abundance
http://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/E/elterr.html
which is actually an estimate of the abundance in the lithosphere(crust
and upper mantle). This does not include the deep mantle or core.
There was a sorting
to gnash our e-teeth, and I agree
with most of what John said. They have said it the way it is and I
write this to only propose a compromise as to bringing the questionable
auctions to the attention of the list.
I implore all, again, who are on the IMCA mailing list to keep ebay
meteorwrong
There is always the Donner Protocol
mark ford wrote:
Mankind would have to live off food reserves until food could be grown
there are more short term food reserves in towns and cities, my point
was that - sure millions would die
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Ok, I know this was covered recently but my archives are gone.
I've been here years but, pretend I haven't and review for me the
technical nuiances.
Why is cutting with transformer oil not desirable for cutting/ windowing
meteorites?
Why do some recommend a carbide blade vs a diamond
Hi, Tom:
Take a look at the Kuiper Belt Home Page. The formation and dynamics of the
trans-Neptunian region are still poorly understood, but this page will give you an
idea of what's being studied.
http://www.ifa.hawaii.edu/faculty/jewitt/kb.html
There's also a pretty good book called
As to oxide coloration, I have been recently reading over the research
on the Triassic sandstone red beds which were laid down around the
time of the last Euro-Aftican-North American rift. Consequently the
same formation has exposures in southwest Europe, Morocco, and The north
eastern US.
Eye/Ear witness observation:
Maryville, TN, USA 1983, Bolide 1-2 kg single well rounded stone(H5?)
recovered
Yes to the report of the bolide,
Yes to the sonic boom.
Possible as to echo from distant ridges12-18 miles away.
Angle of decent was apparently vertical from the observer's perspective
Hello Steve, List.
You raise a couple questions about geologic structures so here is the
scoop and why. These photos are not an example of slickenside. Zag,
however, has the definitive example of slickenside found within a
meteorite. a slickenside appears polished--hence the term slick.
I understand that the popular ahem-bay nickel test kit returns a false
positive in the presence of iron. Could someone else validate this?
Elton
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Classic virus infection-- reads a part of a legitimate email in one's
sent mail box, truncate and attaches itself to emails going out to the
infected person's address book.
Elton
THis isn't your viris alert just there was a lot of emails going out
about this post.
Dennis Wells wrote:
Like flu stands for influenza, silicosis gives rise to the longest
named disease in the English Language:
Pneumono-ultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis: Noninfectious form of
silicosis, aka miner's lung disease.
You heard it here.
I knew some day I would be able to use this bit of
I am also interested in the use of quartz as index markers. This
isn't in any of my reference books. Are they attached to the specimen
and ground at the same time as the thin section?
Another question I have. Is there a house that specializes in
preparation? Kinda of like the $2 a carat
A New Zealand newspaper reports:
There was just a huge explosion and we looked around and there was
just dust everywhere, says Brenda Archer. What they didn't expect to
find was a very hot rock.--note a very hot rock.
Would anyone who is in touch with the Archer's pursue this asspect in
more
I hope Joel told them to not throw away any of the items which were
struck, gouged, or otherwise penetrated.
Hummm...What is the exchange rate for NZ currency now adays? What is
the fair value rate in New Orleans terms...? (ok just a little satire
folks)
Actually the report was very well
Yes as to the glass and amorphous nature of moldavites. The New Agers
aren't concerned with technical accuracy.
I have some ozocerite (aka Olefinite(?)) that the late Darryl Futrell
gave me. I believe some early naturalist thought tektites reported that
they were hardened wax or
As I understand it, under both US and EU statutes, it is the crime of
theft of computer services to access a digital network, system,
instant messaging service, newsgroup, etc. when one is not authorized to
do so. Repeatedly changing names and rejoining under false identity
when one has been
Cross Posted from the Meteorobs LIst
Gist: Several shacks caught fire owing to a meteor storm/meteor strike.
From the Meteorobs list.
Date: 16 Jul 2004 09:27:50 -
From: Bharat Adur [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Burning houses in Egypt?
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I vote for slag as well..
Speaking of... did anyone else get an unsolicited series of photos
from [EMAIL PROTECTED] aka göran lindfors advertising the new Swedish
Lunar with blue and green glass(!) plus assortment of other
meteorites--one so soft a knife could cut it? They apparently came
FYI
From another list:
I just saw a news item on the weather channel
Anyway, apparently a meteorite was recovered in Turlock, CA. About the
size of a potato, it landed right next to a sidewalk
in front of a family's home. There seemed to be a thin
flat protrusion from it with very exact 90 degree
Dear Cj it is the first of September and time for the quarterly
quarrels, rants, resignations, and rejoining ritual. or Q2R3R(Cue
Squared aRe cubed aRe) event in NASA parlance. Don't worry about it,
what goes around comes around, literally. It is especially bad this
time owing to the need
stan . wrote:
is there really any need for this?
Yes, actually, this amounts to surrogate strewn field data to be studied
at a future time when it is more technically practical.
let's be realistic here for a moment. sure an nwa number is assigned
to specific fragments you reported - but if the
Rob Wesel wrote:
I see many on eBay as Franconia area meteorite the new NWA
(Northwest Arizona). Bottom line, Adam is right but the model is
impossible.
Has anyone certified Franconia to be an area of meteorite
coincentration and to fall under the new provisions? And who's political
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