Greetings ladies and gents

        My brother and I have now been working on using weather radar to detect 
meteorite falls for about eight years.  Time flies, as they say - I'm rather 
surprised to find that it has been that long. This entire time I've been 
working on it as a "side project", tucking in time to work on possible falls 
wherever I could, and often in the late evening after putting my son to bed. To 
date, we've found five meteorite falls in weather radar data as they occurred - 
West TX ("Ash Creek"), Grimsby ONT, Mifflin WI, Lorton VA, and now the 
"Sutter's Mill" fall in Coloma, CA. Things have reached a decision point now 
that I've essentially devoted five figures' worth of time over the years - 
either I spend some "real" time on this, or turn it over to someone else who 
has more time to devote to it.  That's an easy one, actually - I enjoy this 
work immensely and want more time to work on it, so its time to get "real" 
about it. That means planning on spending time on it every week (at least), whi
 ch in turn means lining up a revenue source so I can afford to do away with 
some research work.
        And so, I am pleased to announce the formation of Galactic Analytics 
LLC - a new company devoted to meteorite research and collection services!  We 
have a suite of exciting things in the plans. Starting off, the weather radar 
analysis has been moved to a new, subscription-based website:

www.galacticanalytics.com

        We also offer scientific consulting for meteorite collections, and will 
offer a new means of meteorite classification that will cut both the cost and 
wait times dramatically (coming soon - "stay tuned" for more details). Galactic 
Analytics LLC plans to enter into an industry partnership with a well-known 
research institute to perform collaborative research on meteorite fall dynamics 
and other meteorite-related topics. The goal is to grow into a self-supporting 
services company with an active research sponsorship program.  I'm very excited 
about the future and what we have to offer.

        To celebrate the formation of this new enterprise, Galactic Analytics 
LLC is offering a FREE one month membership to the website, complete with full 
access to new and archived meteor analysis data. We will analyze major 
fireballs with faster turnaround than before. We will start to regularly 
analyze prominent meteors from the past several years, drawing on meteor 
eyewitness databases to try to locate unrecovered recent meteorite falls (I 
know they're out there - we need to start looking!).  To get your FREE one 
months' subscription, please go to our website, register as a site user, and 
claim the free subscription:

http://www.galacticanalytics.com/about/

Cheers!
Marc Fries, Ph.D.
Chief Scientist, Galactic Analytics LLC
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