Hi Sonny and list!!
This is what Bob V. always says, check the blow outs!
This is fantastic!
And what a beauty!
And look at all the clay covered stones around your meteorite!
Thank you for sharing your new find!
Congratulations, Moni
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I finally got around to downloading this remarkable documentary. It's
incredible what the Russians were able to recover by largely manual labor,
owing to the ruggedness of the terrain. I now have new items to be on the
lookout for; I had no idea that metal spheroids (like those recovered from
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G'day Folks,
For those of your interested, I've listed some meteor films on a new page. I
have slowing been gathering them for a year or so. I find many are listed by
TV news websites and deleted just days later so I'm trying to build a
library everyone can access. If anyone has more that I could
Chris Peterson wrote:
In order for a much smaller object to persist to low height would
require a very unusual combination of conditions.
This was 20 years ago, this particular meteorite; Maryville,TN 1983, I
observed coming in around 4 am in the morning so it had a high relative
speed; a
If anyone, who is interested in the video ... and other videos for that
sake. dont have an internetconnection fast enough to download them, just
let me know.
I have a fast connection, and will be happy to send you a cd.
Best wishes
Lars
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Dear List Members,
The last 16 specimens of our new Angrite, NWA 2999, that are currently on
eBay are ending today. There are many people who are watching these
auctions and I suspect they will jump on them at the last minute so if you
are interested in any of these, you will want to act
Good idea Lars... I'd be happy to send a cd of this video out to anybody
with a slow connection living in the UK too. Feel free to mail me off
list if your stuck and 3-4 hours at 56k doesn't appeal to you ;)
On a seperate note my request for a sample of Aldsworth earlier in the
week went
Skip Wilson of Portales, New Mexico has been hunting blowouts for 40 years,
long before I was born. I believe he was the first to do so in NM and West
Texas. We all learned from him.
Mike Farmer
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CAPE CANAVERAL -- (AP) The Deep Impact space mission came to a spectacular
climax on July 4, 2005,
when NASA successfully collided an 820-pound copper projectile into a giant
comet (Tempel 1). The
explosion from the impact was far more energetic than scientists had
anticipated, and the
Aloha -
They do it on Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa too!!! pretty
cool - there are signs on Saddle road warning of
artillery fire overhead. You just hope they are not
looking at moving targets
The other problem is the depleted uranium slugs... and
who lives downwind :-(
cheers - from the slopes of
Hi List,
guess I had top look up who is Skip Wilson.
I did not recall ever hearing his name before.
Guess I learned from a pro though because I do have many meteorites to my
name from all kinds of different places.
And Michael, it wasn't Skip Wilson. ;-)
Well Moni, some people it seems misunderstood my post.
I meant that Skip Wilson has extensively searched blowouts since the 1960's.
He has found over 100 meteorites, including the Kenna Ureilite, and so many
others.
Skip is the man when it comes to hunting meteorites.
Mike Farmer
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