Dear list members,
I wish everyone a Merry Christmas, may a new fall drop in your stockings,
and have a safe and prosperous New Year.
Best regards and Thank You for another great year,
Greg Hupe
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Near-Earth Asteroid 2004 MN4 Reaches Highest Score To Date On Hazard Scale
Don Yeomans, Steve Chesley and Paul Chodas
NASA's Near Earth Object Program Office
December 23, 2004
A recently rediscovered 400-meter Near-Earth Asteroid (NEA) is predicted
to
...Just wanna thank Mark Bostick for the great Elbert King material -I am
now the proud owner of 2 of his pieces!!!
much appreciated!!
dave
Sec.BIMS
IMCA #0092
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Cool stuff Greg. The individual of NWA 2696 would be obscure in a big pile of
NWA 869's.
A nice reminder to bring your magnets to Tucson...and be sure to go through the
piles. :)
I was hoping to make it to Tucson again this year, but it looks doubtful. I may
have to be there in spirit with
I've been trying to send an email to Art but it keeps bouncing back
saying his mailbox is full. Anyone know an alternative contact for Art?
Or should I just keep trying until it gets through?
Clear skies
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Information doesn't kill you. - Frank Zappa
http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2004/12/23/special_reports/science_technology/12_23_0412_54_30.txt
Asteroid gets initial elevated risk rating, but impact unlikely
By JOHN ANTCZAK
Associated Press
December 23, 2004
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A recently discovered asteroid that crosses Earth's
orbit
Hmmm... April 13, 2029 is a Friday... Glad I am not superstitious, but I am
sure that will alarm some people. Are our orbital calculating capabilities
really good enough to project out 25 years on such a small object?
CharlyV
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As a rule, meteorites do not fall down on inhabited localities. They
prefer to hit seas, lakes, fields and even the Antarctic.
One of the pieces flew into a kitchen window and burnt a plastic
container there.
A recent research
merry christmas and happy new year to all
yes bernd life is short and we have to enjoy it.
all the best
aziz
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Subject: [meteorite-list] A Christmas Story of a Different Kind (Off-topic)
Date: 23 Dec 2004 22:11:10 UT
Now - not tomorrow
Charles Viau wrote:
Are our orbital calculating capabilities really good enough to
project out 25 years on such a small object?
Yes and no. The calculating capabilities are certainly not the
limiting factor, but rather the limited amount of observations
(35) on a limited number of nights
Hello all-
Regarding my statement the other day that went something like
AARRGGGH
I humbly apologize for the fact that I only read the first paragraph and
stopped reading further, particularly the part where it mentions that the
auction was cancelled due to the
Ok!!! This is serious folks Pay attention the fate of the world is at
stake. I read it in Pravda so it must be true.- Our Souls are all go
ruin for sure!
What we have all suspected has been confirmed in the press and by the
Jakartanese Air Forces: Someone is sending meteorites toward earth.
http://space.com/missionlaunches/rover_shield_041223.html
Rover Eyes Mangled Hardware on Mars
By Leonard David
space.com
23 December 2004
An unprecedented look at broken and busted hardware on Mars is exciting
spacecraft engineers.
NASA's Opportunity rover is edging closer to the very heat
On Thu, 2004-12-23 at 17:48, ken newton wrote:
http://english.pravda.ru/science/19/94/378/14754_asteroid.html
As a rule, meteorites do not fall down on inhabited localities. They
prefer to hit seas, lakes, fields and even the Antarctic.
(Snip)
I like this one:
They can destroy
This guy is actually asking for help!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=3239item=6501053843;
rd=1
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
IMCA 6168
http://www.frontiernet.net/~peregrineflier/Peregrineflier.htm
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Dear List,
Thought I would share some excitement over NWA 3133 after the recent talks
at AGU. It looks like Northwest Africa is beginning to be recognized as a
producer of some very important specimens. These are a few notes from
communications between scientists that were shared with me in
Hi Ken and List,
Experts do not know why incidents with meteorites have become so
frequent nowadays. One of the versions says that someone in deep black
space deliberately bombards the Earth with meteorites.
Ever read T. R. LeMaire's book Stones from the Stars
From the dust jacket...
Why do
I'm wondering what the theory is on how armored chondrules get their coating?
Does the
nickel/iron accrete around the chondrules, or is there some melting event where
liquid metal flows
around them?
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