Hello List,
I think someone should invent the word 'Columbiawrong'!
Why don't someone with the right data make a map
with the groundtrack of Columbia on it,
complete with shaded/colored areas according to probability
of the debris fallout, also taking into account windspeed in
different
Hi everybody. Thought I might let y'all know that I'm going to have the
chance to look for meteorites somewhere on the other side of the world. See,
I'm a career military guy, U.S. Army. I will go this morning and get my shots
and go through all of the other administrative stuff. I'm sure
Hi All,
As I reported earlier, seeing Columbia reenter this past Saturday
was not my primary reason for being in the Mojave Desert -- I was
actually heading up there to do some meteorite field recovery work
for the day. I did find one new meteorite of just over 100 grams,
and have scanned in
Hello all,
This one looks a little fishy to me. Zag for $18/g...seller
and bidder from France.Are we looking at a little bit of a scam, or just
anxious bidding? Daa?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2156937492category=3239
John
PS I think all the other reserves were
Rob,
Very cool find. A find with circumstances that is worthy of your gesture.
Another name could be Mojave STS-107.
Let us know how it turns out.
Thanx to you and Ron for the interesting discussions and information on
Columbia's path and debris field.
It was a tragic day.
Regards,
John
EXCELLENT IDEA! I am in for whatever type of help I can lend, be it writing
a letter, a donation to cover costs of naming the meteorite, any help you
may need. I think that it is a great gesture. And IF none of that comes to
pass I would like a small slice for my collection with the understanding
HiIs´nt it funny, that the same bidder
[jbertot (0)] is bidding on all vgrancher´s auktions.I bet it is himself
:-)Lars
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John Divelbiss
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Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 3:33
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Zag
Bob,
Congratulations on a very beautiful find. Another aspect you might want to
look at is selling slices (count me in for one) of the yet to be named
find and then donating the proceeds to the fund that I am sure will be set
up by NASA to help the families.
I would suggest that you
John and list,
Ha! I just happened to notice that seller's auctions this morning. And
the fact that the same ebay newbie had met the reserve on all of them.
I thought it must be a new collector in desperate need of good advice.
For the first time in ages, I was tempted to write the buyer and
Dear list- members,
The silent auction will end today Saturday Feb 8,2003 @ 3:45 central
time. You still have time to phone a bid in!
You can call (Allan,Greg or Adam) at The Best Western Executive Inn, 333
West Drachman 520-791-7551 Room # 130 to place a bid even if you are not
attending the
http://www.guardian.co.uk/online/science/story/0,12450,889308,00.html
A metallic asteroid may have coincided with the fall of Rome, says Duncan Steel
The Guardian (United Kingdom)
February 6, 2003
In the early fifth century, rampaging Goths swept through Italy.
Inviolate for 1,100 years,
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/shuttle/sts107/030208object/
NASA studies telemetry for signs of orbital impact
BY WILLIAM HARWOOD
STORY WRITTEN FOR CBS NEWS SPACE PLACE USED WITH PERMISSION
February 8, 2003
A military radar system shows indications that an object might have separated
from the
http://mdn.mainichi.co.jp/news/20030207p2a00m0fp003000c.html
Great balls of fire, is that a UFO?
Mainichi Daily News (Japan)
February 7, 2003
Observatories throughout western Japan were
swamped overnight with calls from people claiming to have spotted a UFO,
the Mainichi learned Friday.
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