Hi,
Does anyone have any references, or recollection, of the circumstances
of the fireball which proceeded the meteorite fall at Salzwedel on the
14th November, 1985. Direction of travel, magnitude, locations of
observers - that sort of thing?
Met. Bull. No. 64, Meteoritics_ 21*, 309-313
David inquired:
Does anyone have any references, or recollection, of the circumstances
of the fireball which proceeded the meteorite fall at Salzwedel on the
14th November, 1985. Direction of travel, magnitude, locations of
observers - that sort of thing?...I'm curious to know if it could
stones with holes were once used as currency as well as clam shells why not
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On Tue Jul 13th, 2010 8:47 PM EDT Barry Hughes wrote:
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Hi Listees!
There is no winner yet for the last trivia contest. I received
several replies and some correctly guessed one of the four meteorites.
So, here are some clues :
Question #1 - what H4 chondrite was accidentally found while searching
for Libyan Desert Glass?
#1 is an Egyptian
Will those lunar landing believerists stop at nothing with their conspiracy?
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Hi all -
I have always read that Serpent Mound, Ohio was built on top of an impact
rebound, but the other evening I was told that it was built on top of the
center of a collapsed volcanic caldera. While functionally it does not make any
difference, as I don't remember any shatter cones from
NASA's history website has maps of all the
landing sites with the walks clearly marked.
The one I like is of Apollo 11 (not 16) compared
with a major leagie basefield:
http://history.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/A11vsMLB.gif
The first foothold on the Moon is a tiny, tiny
patch, that fits neatly into a
Great link, Sterling, thank you! I still have some of the original
printed NASA Lunar Surface Procedures at home, sent to me by NASA
40 years ago. And one can add a very nice hi-res photo of the Apollo
11 site these days from a modern Lunar orbiter, where you can easily
resolve several details of
Hello Lister,
This is a preview for the POP QUIZ ill be posting tomorrow on the List at 7pm
East Coast time. The FIRST individual to email me off the List with the
correct answers will receive a 3mg LOST CITY meteorite LOT for free. I
am previewing the POP QUIZ prize a day before because I
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o Future Mars Landing Site in Antoniadi Crater
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Hi to all. Out of need to raise some cash, I am going to offer some of the NWA
angrite for sale prior to it getting the NWA number. I am hoping to have it
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There was only 235g prior to cutting and deposit.
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Hello David and List,
I can come up with two important references:
RENDTEL J. and KNÖFEL A. (1986) Meteroitenfall
in Hohenlangenbeck (Sterne 62, 181-183).
RENDTEL J., KNÖFEL A. and SCHARFF P. (1986) Meteoritenfall
Hi List,
As promised, the WI Strewnfield Map has been listed on my site and is
available for viewing and download.
http://www.meteoritesusa.com/meteorite-articles/wisconsin-meteorite-strewnfield-map/
Special thanks go out to all those who've contributed to help build the
most accurate
Better pics and weights on several slices can be found here:
http://www.wanderingstarmeteorites.com/Angrite_Meteorites.php
Sorry, forgot to add this to the original post.
Greg Catterton
www.wanderingstarmeteorites.com
IMCA member 4682
On Ebay:
Great job! One missing point of interest is the area (dimensions) of the
strewn field as you represent it on these images. Again, great work.
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Hi David, Very good point. Thanks!
Refresh to see updated maps, with scale...
Regards,
Eric
On 7/14/2010 4:39 PM, David Norton wrote:
Great job! One missing point of interest is the area (dimensions) of the
strewn field as you represent it on these images. Again, great work.
-Original
Hi List!
I received a TON of replies to this latest contest and nobody has
guessed more than one correctly. But, I may have been too vague in my
clues and it might be impossible to reasonably guess the correct
meteorites. My first contest was solved quickly and this second one
might never be
Eric,
Damned fine job on the map and the strewnfield information!!!
thanx,
Steve
Steve Witt
IMCA #9020
http://imca.cc/
--- On Wed, 7/14/10, Meteorites USA e...@meteoritesusa.com wrote:
From: Meteorites USA e...@meteoritesusa.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] WI Meteorite Strewnfield Map
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That would almost qualify as a monster rover LOL!!
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Lawndale, NC
Secretary,
Cleve. Co. Astronomical Society
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Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 5:28
Hello David and List,
the fireball, that was observed with the Salzwedel meteorite fall, was catched
with
a meteor camera of the European Network. Unfortunately, the bolide was
registered
only by one camera station (since the others had poor weather). So, it was not
pos-
sible to reduce the
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