Hello Everyone,
As Mark said in another email, a few of us are putting together a relief effort
for the residents of Greensburg, Kansas. Our intent right now is to get some
funds down there quickly. In the next day or so we will finalize the details
and let you know about a fundraising raffle
Hi All,
Bob Walker asked me to post this link to his new Queensland
meteorites:
http://news.webshots.com/album/558939989DxOCPg
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http://www.cnn.com/2007/WEATHER/05/06/severe.weather/index.html
Dear List,
Above is a link to the latest news on CNN about the
Greensburg Tornado (and mentions meteorite) and at the
top of the page is an offer for CNN to donate $2 to a
charity of your choice if you fill out their survey.
Here are some aerial photos: (terrible!)
http://www.kansas.com/static/slides/050507tornadoaerials/
http://www.kansas.com/static/slides/050507tornadoaerials/
From: M come Meteorite Meteorites [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED],MARK BOSTICK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dear List,
i have some auctions ending in a few hours, there is rare beautiful stuff,
a CK3, L/H3, a LL3 for example.
NWA 4724, rare CK3 with a VERY low TKW (only 35g.! are available)
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/May_6_2007.html
** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
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Hello list,
As many, other then just Steve Schoner, where interested in the Peck family,
I thought I would post a message that Robert posted on the Red Cross
website.
Family and I are safe and well.
Currently at friend/family member/neighbor's house.
Mark
Incredible, what happened there. The tornado meanwhile is in European
headlines as well.
Wish all of you all the best. Take good care.
Matthias Baermann
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From: MARK BOSTICK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2007 1:53
Dear List,
I have tested this link since the last link did not
work. If you live OUTSIDE of the US (Asia and Europe)
you may participate in a CNN online survey (takes
about 3 mins) and CNN will donate $2 to a charity of
your choice, Red Cross, Unicef or WWF.
This is an easy way to help out to
Hello Everyone,
First of all, my son and I would like to offer our deep, sincere regret and
sorrow to all of those that may have been impacted by the horrific tragedy
in Greensburg, Kansas
and surrounding area! The most important issue at hand for the people who
lived through the
http://tinyurl.com/2qazme
Anyone know anything about this?
http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/notas/423092.html (in Spanish)
Best,
Ken*
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Hi Maria and list,
it would be great if the list members could collect and donate some
money to help the residents of Greensburg. I would offer some slice of
new Nevada meteorites for the auction and a cash donation. We could
have Steve and Mark place the money as needed to the residents of
Good Morning,
I have 5 meteorite auctions ending tonight that may be of interest to some
of you:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZastroartifactsQQhtZ-1
There is a perfect NWA 1955 H/L Transitional full slice, a nice 321g
unclassified NWA, a highly aesthetic oriented Sikhote, and more...
Thank
Good morning list.It is indeed a tragic storie of the
greenburg,kansas destruction.I want to pledge $100 and
if a raffle does get underway one of my many gao's
toward that auction.My sister-in -law lives in kansas
so we always worry about my wifes side of the family
there.I want to also wish the
Hello all,
Rescue workers are back at the scene today. The weather still does not look
good, but we are no longer in full time weather coverage. More heavy
thunderstorms on the way in the Greensburg region, and other portions of
Kansas, which makes flooding a big threat at the moment.
Mal
In reading the article, it is clear that it is not a
meteorite, but some sort of gas explosion. It says the
school was engulfed when a ball of fire fell on it,
causing a massive explosion which threw debris all
over the area. A meteorite will not do that.
Michael Farmer
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Hi Steve,
You can send the funds to my paypal account at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
anything you want to include for the raffle to me at 410 Spring, Saline, MI
48176.
Thank you for wanting to be involved,
Maria
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From: steve arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
It could be tough to find. If a dense rock like that was in a field
and a
tornado went directly over it, it probably would not have moved at
all.
However, it was suspended in a building of comparably much lighter
material
with a large surface area. Collectively, when the building was ripped
Hello all,
Thought I would post a little recap on how our local meteorite themed rock
show went.
Show attendance was an all-time record, beating the last high by over 500
people. Attendance to programs where 4-5 times the normal, Steve's was the
most packed, standing room only, while the
Dear Listees:
The international Meteorite Community joined together in the fall of
2005 to raise an amazing $12,437.49 for victims of the Hurricane
Katrina tragedy. All of those funds were donated to the Red Cross for
disaster relief work in and around New Orleans.
As you well know, the
On Sun, 6 May 2007 13:49:07 -0500, you wrote:
I agree with Charlie. I don't think it would be moved much, if any.
I think a wind greater than the terminal velocity of the object in
free fall would be needed to lift it, and that would be several
hundred miles per hour. If it is truly
Hi, All,
Maria Haas's original post on relief efforts had
a message from Steve Arnold appended to it that
hasn't appeared separately on the List.
In it, he says:
On a side note, if you go here:
http://www.kansas.com/static/slides/050507tornadoaerials/
In photo #12, is the picture of
On Sun, 6 May 2007 17:35:04 EDT, you wrote:
If you look at photo #12 here:
http://www.kansas.com/static/slides/050507tornadoaerials/
In the center of the picture about 1/6 of the way up from the bottom there
is what looks like the 2 ft x 3 ft oak stand (possibly tipped over) that the
1,000
Hello all,
Greensburg was closed off from it's residents again today, while workers
started the process of cleaning up and continued the search for bodies. The
weather did not let up, raining hail on the rescue workers.
The residents were told they would be able to enter the town today but
Hi All,
this is really devastating.
Poor people in Greensburg!
I am sure this group will make a difference by helping out in whatever way
one can.
This is truly a great community!
And to the meteorite, this is a story to be told after all this tragedy is
over.
Has it been found yet?
It
On Sun, 06 May 2007 21:15:45 -0700, you wrote:
this is really devastating.
Poor people in Greensburg!
I heard on the news tonight that the residents had a 20 minute warning to seek
shelter. If they didn't have an early warning system, or it happened a few
hours later while everyone was asleep,
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