Greetings Meteorite-list,
We cordially invite you to an upcoming event at the University of
Arizona's Lunar Planetary Lab on July 20. It is a bit off-topic
regarding meteorites. However, you might enjoy hearing about
cutting-edge research in planetary science exploration and trying fun
Greetings Meteorite-list,
We cordially invite you to an upcoming event at the University of
Arizona's Lunar Planetary Lab on July 20. It is a bit off-topic
regarding meteorites. However, you might enjoy hearing about
cutting-edge research in planetary science exploration and trying fun
Today's Meteorite Picture of the Day: Puerto Lápice
Contributed by: John Cabassi
http://www.tucsonmeteorites.com/mpod.asp
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We were at least 40 miles away from the nearest military installation that I
know of. Maybe I misinterpreted the jet flyby but it looked deliberate to me.
Possibly the pilot turned his head to watch the mountain side as he blasted by
us. In any case, it startled our group while climbing a
Hi List,
I had to dig a little deeper to investigate Adam's experience on the
hillside. I have a friend who works at Screech AFB. I contacted him to
go through the flight data recorders on the F 16's in Nevada. Here is
what he came up with out of Thunderjet 1. A lot of it is pretty garbled
Adam, since the day I've lived in Tucson I've watched A10s and F 16s fly from
the base here to go on maneuvers or bombing runs often over to Yuma, hundreds
of miles from here. I hardly think a plane that can fly hundreds of miles needs
to stay within 40 miles of a base.
Amazing here in Tucson
Yes let's end this thread on a high note; Great post Sonny!
Regards, Art
On Jul 5, 2013, at 9:39 AM, wahlpe...@aol.com wahlpe...@aol.com wrote:
Hi List,
I had to dig a little deeper to investigate Adam's experience on the
hillside. I have a friend who works at Screech AFB. I contacted him
Hi List,
In defiance of a certain Listee who always seems to have something to say
derogatorily whenever I post and the fact that my former mentor, Sonny, has
made a contribution to this thread with a mistaken AFB identification, I will
add a final antidote.
I am a former oil burning aviator
Adam Hupe and others.
The USA government has required me to put miniature tracking devices into each
cube and ring I sell. When they go through a RF field they transmit signals on
the hidden RFID tags.
Which now that I think about it would be a interesting way to track people :)
assuming you
That is interesting. My father served this country his entire life achieving
the rank of General in the U.S. Army when he was just 42 years old. He earned
both the Legion of Merit and the Silver Cross among his too numerous to count
other medals. I grew up around military bases and had to
A Disease Without a Cure Spreads Quietly in the West
by P. L. Brown, New York Times, July 4, 2013
https://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/05/health/a-disease-without-a-cure-spreads-quietly-in-the-west.html?pagewanted=all
Map at http://ozreport.com/pub/images/valley-fever-locations2.gif
(
No, we were not doing anything wrong and Dr. bunch was
extremely angry about being buzzed so close because it
startled all us and we could have lost our footing on the
steep slopes.
This is the first of my reading any of this thread and find it quite
amusing. Brings back to memory when I
In Re: [meteorite-list] ED fix at
http://www.mail-archive.com/meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com/msg113704.html
Adam wrote
Dr. Bunch thought it was some jet jockey trying
to show off but this doesn't answer the question
to how he knew we were at that remote location
in the first place.
Actually, the jet jockey was trying to get a better look at Zann who
was in shorts, Adam and I were not in the competition.
Ted
On 7/5/13 2:30 PM, Paul H. wrote:
In Re: [meteorite-list] ED fix at
http://www.mail-archive.com/meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com/msg113704.html
Adam wrote
Dr.
What has been a very cool experience is to be hunting in Superior Valley and
have them do an on deck fly over while they try to catch the little target jets
(t38s ???). Very cool time out!
Jim
James Beauchamp falco...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
The pilot of the F-18 really wasn't concerned about
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Rock On!
Ruben Garcia
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Ah, FWS (Fighter Weapon Schools). Always a good show. Seriously, the day of a
pilot is filled with a LOT of stuff to do and not enough time, fuel, or
airspace to do it all.
Pretty much the entire state of Nevada is one big MOA. They can work any
altitude from 0' AGL to the top of Class A
Classic topic petrology. Now a type 7. The original morphology is
satrurated with external toxication, reduction reactions and overall
crabiness.
I'll restate my original concern, in a short sentence:
It sucks to be spyed on, no matter what.
Richard Montgomery
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Hi All,
I just bought a nice 144.4 gram slice of Valera with (some) crust.
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I'm wondering if someone could help me locate a printable version (I'm
only assuming there is one) of the
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