That was truly horrible. People who say
the 1950's was the age of bad SciFi movies
are wrong. A few more as bad as this and
we will be the winners of the Bad title.
It isn't just bad, it's silly.
Sterling K. Webb
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http://www.rocksfromspace.org/July_2_2009.html
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Ahhh, I see. Thanks Carl,
And just to keep this meteorite related, fellow list members, here is the
movie The Monolith Monsters. I consider this to be the best
meteorite-related SciFi movie from the 1950s:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mbuSLODgb4
Be sure to watch al the parts.
-Walter
Hi Sterling:
Lots of things probably hit the Earth early on, including something that
made the Moon. Given what the Moon looks like, just think about what the
Earth looked like after the late heavy bombardment.
In the back of my mind, there is always the idea of the Deccan Traps being
the result
Hi Sterlng and Darren:
Twilight Zone: Sterling's response to Darren came 30 minutes before
Darren's email!
I will be good and watch the movie. May be something to use in a class on
bad science.
On that note, did either of you make it through Impact!? Talk about lame
endings. From the beginning
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Hi Sterling and All,
Too late. Here's a clip from a fairly recent movie from Japan. Check out the
unforgettable battle around the asteroid belt. This from Godzilla vs
Spacegodzilla (1994):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qt7lS3FVGkA
Sorry. Carl
Sterling wrote:
That was truly horrible.
Sorry for abusing the list.
(but I don't know to help myself otherwise).
Yes André, we received all your emails from April on.
And I replied to all of them to all of your 3 email-addresses.
Please check with your provider, what's going wrong.
(The problem has to be on your side, we never had such
Greetings,
Seems to me if a big one came down and did break into mantle material that
we might have a magma wave and simultaneous volcanic eruptions with some of
the major volcanoes on Earth. Not that anyone would care at that point.
--AL Mitterling
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From:
Sterling,
I am old enough to have seen this film, first run, at my local movie house.
To say the least, at that age, I was scared spitless.
It was great and memorable fun.
Thanks for the Memories,
Grant Elliott
- Original Message -
From: Sterling K. Webb sterling_k_w...@sbcglobal.net
On Thu, 2 Jul 2009 04:17:12 -0700 (MST), you wrote:
Twilight Zone: Sterling's response to Darren came 30 minutes before
Darren's email!
Looks like he's finally getting the bugs worked out of his time machine! We
will know it is fully functional when we can no longer remember our crushing
Dear LIstees:
The summer issue of Tucson's Desert Leaf magazine arrived in town
yesterday. The cover story is a feature article on meteorite hunting
titled: Chasing What Falls from the Sky. The article is based on a
series of interviews I did with Tucson author Susan Dawson-Cook, and
FROM: Johnny Cruz (520-621-1879; cr...@email.arizona.edu)
Phoenix Mission Research Points to Martian Climate Cycles
July 2, 2009
EDITOR'S NOTE: Peter Smith will be available to speak with local reporters
today at 2 p.m. at the Phoenix Mission Science Operations Center, 1415 N.
Sixth Ave.,
http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2009/07/02/bc-tagish-lake-meteorite-formic-acid.html
Clues to origin of life revealed in Tagish Lake meteorite
CBC News (Canada)
July 2, 2009
New research into a meteorite that crashed into northern British
Columbia nine years ago is revealing startling
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER HIRISE IMAGES
July 1, 2009
o Martian Zambonis?
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/ESP_013329_1070
o Gullies on Southwest Slope of Ring Trough in Noachis Terra
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/ESP_012912_1320
o Layering and Faulting in Melas Chasma Layered Deposits
Hi Paul -
Are any of these events you mentioned timed to cometary debris streams?
I suppose that some folks we know or know of have more definitive information
on these events which they can not make public right now.
My seat of the pants estimate is that the number dead in an accidental
Okay, maybe I'm jumping the gun, and this will be the next Oscar-winning,
compelling epic.
But I'm thinking not.
http://www.wired.com/gamelife/2009/07/asteroids-movie/
http://360.kombo.com/article.php?artid=16753
http://www.goriya.com/flash/asteroids/asteroids.shtml
Hi, Larry, List,
The Deccan Traps, so it seems, are now believed
to have started and stopped and started over again,
in irregular cycles, producing multiple layers. The
layers date from 62 to 68 million years ago, with
the peak eruptions at 66 million years ago and
lasting for as little as
Hi to all, hope everyone is having a good day!
I have marked down several items listed on ebay to VERY good prices for the 4th
of July.
You will have a hard time finding better buys on these meteorites and the sale
is good until July 6th when I will take the prices back up.
You can view my
Sterling,
So much effort on your part to solidify, what to me is tantamount to an
obvious causal relationship between these cotemporaneous events.
Not that all, isn't fair game in the name of Science.
Platonic a-priori reasoning is not well received in a fundamentalist
rationalistic
Hi everyone.To all my american meteorite friends here and abroad,I want to wish
everyone a happy 4th of july on saturday.I am also having another givaway in
honor of the holiday,and getting my first pay check.I have a 40.5 gram
unclassed endcut,I also have a 3.3 gram nuveo mercurio,I also have
Mike, I am coming in to this midstream--but if you can't see chondrules BUT can
see metal flakes AND it is weakly attracted to a ND magnet, then this is
strongly suggesting this isn't a meteorite. Some part of the things you've
found don't seem to fit inside the normal wisdom.
Elton
Totally awesome images from the ISS that captured a volcano erupting in one of
the Kuril Islands in the Russian Federation.
http://chamorrobible.org/gpw/gpw-200906-English.htm
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