Hi,
Let's keep this in context, Not all TLP observers are crackpots,
(though every subject clearly attracts a few!)
There are a number well of respected astronomers who observe the moon
looking for TLP's (transient Lunar Phenomena) they are not looking for
little green men, but remnant
Hi Ryan, I'm on my way to work so I'll be brief. I haven't heard any thing
else. Jerry
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Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2005 9:01 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Bolide Reported From Cape Cod, Mass
This is sort of cool and unusual looking. Thought
somebody might like to see some photos:
http://www.meteoriteshop.com/nwa2766.html
Hello Dean and List,
Congratulations on having acquired this extraordinary LL3.9
and on having it classified. Now, what's so cool about it ?
1) There are only
You did well, Bernd. Nice to see!
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Fred - meteoriteshow
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Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 5:21 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 2766 - LL3.9 with olivine/FeS
Sterling wrote:
Hi, Dana, List,
I particularly like the part of the article on the showy Lyrid
meteor shower containing the quote from the Weather Bureau personnel:
said meteorologist Eleanor Vallier-Talbot, We have no clue what it
was. That4s not our department.
And you're what,
Dave is right Sterling. I guess, you must be joking
about the job title ;-)
Maybe some of you would like to check out more info
here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteorologist
Chris is right that it cannot possibly be a Lyrid fire
ball as the radiant was in the opposite direction.
But since
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Manoj-
In terms of cosmic velocities, the rotation rate of the Earth is pretty
insignificant. In this case, the difference between east-west and west-east
is only a few hundred meters per second. More to the point is the time it
occurred- early evening. Because the zenith is receding at the
Interesting that these reports have the meteor traveling generally east to
west, while the news reports have it the other way. An Earth grazing Lyrid
isn't entirely out of the question, although it is pushing things a little
since the shower radiant didn't rise until about 20:30 EDT.
Chris
Bernd,
LOVE your run downs on my favorite rocks - those from space.
Wanny try lookin at this one I haven't cut yet?
http://community.webshots.com/photo/331010911/331012667IzQzQW
It is the remaining mass of 106g of an LL3.2. The TKW was 126g, with 20g
sent to Ted Bunch for analysis. It
Aloha!
I have a few duplicate micros I would like to swap for a small something I
don't have, preferably a MES or PAL.
NWA 060, CK5, .05g
A 6+g chunk of Darwin Glass, with Geoff Cintron's original card that came
with the auction.
A .15g bit of NWA 1879, the oddball MES(anom), that broke off my
Michael,
NWA 2769 looks a lot like Krymka, which has been determined to also be
an LL3.2 by the new Grossman/Brearley methodology. Congrats on a beaut.
David
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how about this LL3?
cut face is a bit over 6x7 inches in maximum dimensions.
This end cut came off the main mass and is avalible for sale / trade if
anyone is interested...
http://img156.echo.cx/img156/7249/nwa21376sn.jpg
http://img156.echo.cx/img156/3636/nwa2137closeup6ad.jpg
The CI inclusions
NWA 2769 looks a lot like Krymka, which has been determined
to also be an LL3.2 by the new Grossman/Brearley methodology.
Congrats on a beauty.
Hello Michael, David, and List,
Yes, that's a real beauty! My first impression was that it looks
a lot like my two Ragland specimens. My 6.8-gram
East coast sitings are rolling in and the area is
narrowing down.
http://www.thewesterlysun.com/articles/2005/04/25/news/news3.txt
Happy Hunting to All, Dana Hawn
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Hello Jerry and Ryan,
From CNN Boston:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/04/25/meteor.shower.ap/
From The Westerly Sun, south coast of Rhode Island:
http://www.thewesterlysun.com/articles/2005/04/25/news/news3.txt
Some observations culled from reports in the Providence Journal:
Tiverton, R.I.
If anyhitng did make it, my guess would be in the water somewhere, since there
have been absolutely no reports in the media of any findings thus far. What
are the chances that not one person observed, or located any fragments in such
a well-populated area? Unless just two or three small pieces
Anybody catch the 2-hour show Meteors: Fire in the Sky last night on
the History Channel? I hadn't seen it before, so I suspect it's new.
Anyway, it was excellent and pretty comprehensive. People interviewed
or discussed included Bob Haag, Gary Huss, David Levy, Eugene and Carolyn
Shoemaker,
Hi Chris, I live in Plymouth Ma, I missed the bollide but heard the live
police, military, and fire chatter on my scanner. The first report came from
State troopers that had a report from Otis air base on Cape Cod about a
meteor that was at about 755. If this was headed west it probably made
For most people, an actual fall is pretty disconnected from a fireball,
coming several minutes later. And most witnesses saw the fireball lower in
the sky, so they weren't near any possible impact area.
All in all, there is a lot more area without people than with them. A few
small pieces
Hola List
My web is update with 8 new slice of Imilac with one face etched, You can
see this in www.meteorites.cl click the button Imilac Pall. (slice) in the
meteorites for sale area.
All these pieces are polished for both faces and with very good relation
superficies/volume
Best regards
Hi All
I happened to catch it last night as well. Pretty good show.
Showed Bob H finding a iron meteorite. It was probably a Canyon Diablo but he
was searching closer to his home in Tucson. I didn't know the strewnfield was
that big.
You can purchase the 100 minute DVD after June 6 for $29.95.
Dear List Associates;
I would like to thank all of my friends that have contributed email
addressses back into my computers hard drive after my recent loss.
I also have found a cure for posting too much...crash the harddrive and
then get a new upgraded email program. I have so much difficulty
Hi All
Just wondered how the talk went?
Anything cool to look at?
Mike
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website: www.jensenmeteorites.com
FYI for those in the Tucson area.
Hi list.I have a very nice trade offer to offer.I have a 40 gram slice of
ESQUEL to offer in trade.I am looking for nice NWA items,(NO NWA
869)EUCRITES,or any rare u s falls.Let me know if interested.I';; pay
shipping to.
steve
Steve R.Arnold,
My Grandmother used to save cereal box tops without telling me. When she had
enough I would get a phone call...Keep an eye out for the postman she
would say.
I knew what that meant, those box tops she saved were to get the send in
prizes : decoder rings, Frisbees, that sort of thing.
But what
...and those I have met in person can attest, I love a good smoke.
And don't forget those who haven't. Although the name of the flavour reminds
me of some small town in Northern Wisconsin.
Anyhow.. enjoy! Although it's probably not as good as the real thing. ; )
Ryan
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Oh, I believe you. But what actually I meant was that it's probably not as good
as smoking some Nakhla, literally. Tom can probably attest to it's soothing and
calming affects...similar to that of snorting Allende dust. Nakhla tends to hit
you right upside the head within a matter of seconds.
Thanks Charlie!!Jerry
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From: Charlie Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gerald Flaherty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: RYAN PAWELSKI [EMAIL PROTECTED];
meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 4:00 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Bolide Reported From Cape
Rob,
Cool gift idea!
It's good to hear that Steve is back home from his trip.
Best,
JKG
At 03:09 PM 4/25/2005, Rob Wesel wrote:
My Grandmother used to save cereal box tops without telling me. When she
had enough I would get a phone call...Keep an eye out for the postman
she would say.
I knew
HI, I also have a box of Nakhla Tobacco. I bought it in Morocco a few years
back. It really is from Nakhla Egypt.
I will take offers on it (since it is illegal to sell it on ebay) for
tonight only, and sell to the highest bidder.
Cool stuff.
Mike Farmer
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Aye, Aye to lack of noise!! Farther west? Jerry
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Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 5:48 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Re: Where did she fall?
If anyhitng did make it, my guess would be in
Well someone buy it and we'll smoke out in Tucson!
Rob Wesel
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
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and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
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From: Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite List
This is a follow up to my esquel trade offer.I also have a 10 gram slice
of BRENHAM pallasite for trade as well to go with the esquel.Both are
beautiful.I have pics of the esquel.
steve
Beautiful as always Rodrigo!!! Jerry
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From: Rodrigo Martinez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite Central meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 5:46 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] etched Imilac slice SALE
Hola List
My web is update with 8 new
My husband was channel surfing and ran across it; I watched the last 1 1/2
hours. I must have missed the Bob Haag part; I kept hoping to see people I
recognized from Tucson!
Tracy Latimer
From: Matson, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: [meteorite-list]
Hi list.I have a very nice trade offer to offer.I have a 40 gram slice of
ESQUEL to offer in trade.I am looking for nice NWA items,(NO NWA
869)EUCRITES,or any rare u s falls.Let me know if interested.I';; pay
shipping to.
interested in an campo sales?
;) sorry - couldnt resist!
Hello list,
I have added...or more so increased from the other day...a download section
on my website.
http://www.meteoritearticles.com/downloads.html
Right now it includes a newspaper article section, a newspaper comic section
and a video section. Currently the layout looks a little generic
Hi everyone,
Yup, it is official.
My ENTIRE METEORITE COLLECTION is up for sale.
ALL up for grabs. I am heading to Panama next week to view some ocean view
properties. I am entertaining offers on anything and everything. Many sales
are already pending so patience please.
I will not be leaving
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
Hi list.I have a very nice trade offer to offer.I have a 40 gram slice of
ESQUEL to offer in trade.I am looking for nice NWA items,(NO NWA
869)EUCRITES,or any rare u s falls.Let me know if interested.I';; pay
shipping to.
All that I can add is that there have been no reports
of a sonic-boom... so far... which is unfortunate.
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Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2005 11:19:45 -0700
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Subject: (meteorobs) Re: Brilliant Meteor over the
Greater NY Area
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