http://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.com/
Best Regards, Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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I have more than 50 one-cent ebay meteorites ending tonight.
Many very nice items this week, including the rarest of the rare, BElls CM2
meteorite.
See all available items at the link below, there are
way too many to list here.
http://www.meteorite.com/farmer/
Thanks
Michael Farmer
This is a different shot of Block Island than I've seen before:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/08/11/block_island_in_close/
Boffin is apparenlty foriegn for scientist. Not to be confused with a
bloody wanker git.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8194292.stm
Meteorite mineral made in the lab
By Victoria Gill
BBC News
August 11, 2009
By slamming materials together, scientists have made a mineral that is
found naturally only in meteorites and the deep layers of Earth's mantle.
Their successful
Can u post to the list for me
I've updated the news on qmig.org to give an idea where I'm heading for the
next week or so - I have some lovely pix of the Miles and Arrabury main
masses
to upload - also some of the lab data from Miles - maybe even some ancient
newspaper articles on the Rockhampton
Was it necessary for you to post the comment about Steve Arnold? YOU should be
thrown off the list Michael for forwarding such crap to this list. It is bad
enough that everyone jumps down Steve's throat themselves without you
forwarding for someone who for some reason can not post to the
Dear Listees:
A friendly reminder that the Perseids are expected to peak tonight/
tomorrow morning for those of you who are enjoying clear skies. It is
unusually cloudy in Tucson at the moment.
Overseas members and those who don't get Science Channel, may enjoy
watching a series of video
Hi Geoff and List,
Couldn't find the Top 10 Meteorites..., 'Perseids' (per-say)... yes,
pun-fun intended! :-), but I did find this great Top 10 on Science Channel
(check out #1, now we can all appreciate that!):
http://science.discovery.com/top-ten/2009/duct-tape/duct-tape.html
Hope anyone
Dear Greg:
Thanks for the reply.
Sorry, there are a bunch of links connected from that one page and I
didn't specify which was which : )
Here is the Top 10 Meteorites section:
http://science.discovery.com/top-ten/2009/meteors/meteors.html
Cheers,
Geoff
01.14 midnight here in Holland,
So far only saw 2 Perseids in one hour.
Guess it's not to much firework so far
Good luck tonight for the ones who live in the real dark areas in the west
!!
Jan,
Holland
- Original Message -
From: Greg Hupe gmh...@htn.net
To: Meteorite List
Jan writes: So far only saw 2 Perseids in one hour.
So you are among the lucky ones! No Perseids here so far :-(
It is cloudy but I caught a hole in the clouds and was able to
see the Summer Triangle, Hercules (Keystone), the Big Dipper,
and, of course the last quarter Moon, ... but no Perseids
Hi All,
What are those silicated Campos? Are they irons that have not yet completed
it's differentiation, similar to pallasites? Or are they more like
mesosiderites with the silicated material from an asteroid that have impacted
another asteroid to the iron core? Or are they something else?
Jan, Bernd other Perseids aficionados , -
as far as I'm informed the climax this year is expected for the night
wednesday/thursday = next night.
My best,
Matthias
- Original Message -
From: bernd.pa...@paulinet.de
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, August
No it is tonight.
See the Sky Telescope page:
http://www.skyandtelescope.com/observing/home/52204947.html
We should pass though the 1610 stream around 9UT, but there may be another,
smaller peak around 5UT and the standard peak should be around 18UT.
All of them tonight.
--
Richard
...that's it !!.I'm lost.
I'm goin' to bed.
The heck with those Perseids !!
- Original Message -
From: Richard Kowalski damoc...@yahoo.com
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2009 2:10 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Perseids Tonight
No it is
I don't know what is up with ebay, but lots of rare meteorites still at one
cent with an hour to go, including Carancas and achondrites!
Go get um you guys.
http://www.meteorite.com/farmer/
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Now I should also say that it may be tomorrow night for those of you who live
ahead of Universal Time, in the Eastern Hemisphere...
As I write this the date and time is 00:20 UT on August 12th, though the local
time here in Tucson is 17:20 MST on August 11th, , so the standard peak is
still 18
Hi Bernd/All,
Had a spell out observing just before midight and also only saw two
Persieds...clouding up now ready for the rain forecast for tomorrow...so not
worth staying up for here in the UK methinks.
Cheers
Graham Ensor
bernd.pa...@paulinet.de wrote:
Jan writes: So far only saw
Hey Ya'll:
I just wanted to give a shout out to those anywhere near Atlanta, GA this
weekend. The Tellus Northwest Georgia Science Museum is sponsoring a meteorite
symposium this Saturday at 10am in Cartersville, GA.
Robert Ward will be one of the speakers, along with Scott Harris, crater
So you want to give us another sleepless night Matthias?
( I actually know the big event will be tomorrownight but it's gonna rain
here they say..sniff)
- Original Message -
From: Matthias Bärmann majbaerm...@web.de
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com;
We are under the remnants of Hurricane Felicia. Not a chance of seeing any
Perseids tonight, unless a larger-thatn-usual remnant makes it through the
cloud cover!
Best~
Tracy Latimer
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Hey Tracy, where are you in Hawaii? Felicia is pretty much dissipated
into a tropical depression, and it was sunny and clear in Hilo
earlier. Another challenge besides looking for sucker holes in the
clouds is the glare of a waning gibbous moon that'll rise after
midnight ... just as
Is someone else off their meds again or does someone dislike folks from the
southern hemisphere in general??
I don't think you have a leg to stand on, Howard, regarding lecturing others
about list ethics... but Bob's dealings with The Chicago person or vice versa
are known to many and I think
Carl and all,
The Woodbine IL meteorite looks a lot like the silicated Campos. It is
still considered an iron and not a pallasite or mesosiderite, there are many
others also. Take a look, they are near the bottom of the page:
http://illinoismeteorites.com/About%20IL%20Meteorites.htm
Best
Thank you Richard for the information about peak ZHR for the various
streams. The challenge this year is that the peak will take place in
the glare of a waning gibbous moon.
gary
On Aug 11, 2009, at 2:10 PM, Richard Kowalski wrote:
No it is tonight.
See the Sky Telescope page:
Hello listees,
I was taking pictures trying to capture a meteor on camera, I have taken a
couple thousand pictures in all and have not been lucky enough to catch one
yet. I did catch this the other day, I am 100% sure it is not a plane, jet or
anything like that. It looks like a meteor, but
On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 18:37:26 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Any comments are welcomed and appreciated. Either here or on the forum.
That is a dragon. Run for your life.
Or, I'm guessing-- lightning bug.
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Hi Howard and all,
In case you don't know (and apparently you don't),
Bob Walker has done a great deal for the meteorite community
And for the Australian Meteorite community as well.
He has conducted much research and part of that research
Has included accounting for the location
This is the first trip taken to Canada after the fall. Once there, we only had
2.25 days to hunt before shutdown snowfall occurred. It was -25 Celcius and the
airline lost my luggage, so I'm wearing socks over my hands in some photos. I
think I had thin gloves under the socks. At some point, I
...lightning bug.
I think we have a winner!
From: cyna...@charter.net
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 2009 22:26:45 -0500
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Is this an unusual meteor photo?
On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 18:37:26
Alright then, maybe I do not know the history between Bob and Steve. I really
do not care about this private matter and maybe many other list members do not
car either.
Do me a favor, Michael. Please review the list policies especially rule number
9.
Sorry to jump in here but someone needs to tell
Howard that his last two posts to the List ( as
is this one) are in violation of List policies.
Please review them yourself and quit being the List mother.
John Gwilliam
At 07:51 PM 8/11/2009, Howard Steffic wrote:
Alright then, maybe I do not
Great photos
I wish I could have been there, but I was in the Middle East with my wife and
could not make it to Canada before the now fell.
Hated to miss out on that massive fall, but other things took priority that
time.
Michael Farmer
--- On Tue, 8/11/09, McCartney Taylor
Hi Joe,
I've seen these many times -- you captured a firefly in your photo!
Bob
On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 8:37 PM, Joe
Kerchnerskyrockmeteori...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hello listees,
I was taking pictures trying to capture a meteor on camera, I have taken a
couple thousand pictures in all and have
I had a skype conversation with Dirk Ross tonight that resulted in him
sending me his google earth file for the mason dixon meteor. (don't
worry dirk the other top secret stuff you were working on did not come
in with the file you sent me).
I have published Dirk's map in comparison to Rob
Thanks Geoff!
That's as much of the show as I've been able to watch so far, other than the
trailer.
I've got to get cable and/or the Science Channel and/or friends who have it.
;^)
Thoroughly enjoyable. I felt like I was there. And now, to the Perseids...
Linton
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