Hi Mike, Patrick and all,
Then from Jan. 01, 2000 to Dec.1, 2010 there have been 56 falls in
eleven years (11 yr).Interesting.
--AL Mitterling
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Hi Patrick,
Yes, I meant to say from Jan 01, 2000. :)
Best regards,
MikeG
On
Dear list members,
IT IS MY FERVENT HOPE THAT THIS FANTASTIC WORLD RENOWNED SPECIMEN WILL FIND
IT’S
WAY INTO THE HANDS OF SCIENCE TO BE STUDIED AND PRESERVED FOR STUDENTS
AND RESEARCHERS TO BENEFIT FROM FOR CENTURIES TO COME AND IT WILL TAKE A
PIECE THIS LARGE TO LAST THOSE YEARS. (Mr
Just changing the subject line as per Michael Blood. Cheers Steve
On Mon Nov 29th, 2010 8:39 PM EST Galactic Stone Ironworks wrote:
Hi Folks,
I'm not saying this to bash eBay. But eBay is not interested (or
capable) of determining what a legit meteorite is. If meteorites
become problematic
Has it occured to anyone the announcement might be a disclaimer stating no
clear evidence of microbial life has been found? That the suspected fossils
were actually caused by solar radiation or some other geological process which
simulates fossils? I guess we will find out on the 2nd. Have a
Dang! I guess i should have stopped and taken samples of the slush ball that
hit my car out of a clear blue sky a few months ago! The red wigglers were
probably just the remnants of hemrhoids from a boing bomb lol! Cheers! Steve
On Mon Nov 29th, 2010 5:22 PM EST bernd.pa...@paulinet.de wrote:
The moon Titan also has oxxgen and carbon dioxide in its atmosphere at levels
comparable to Reah if it were devoid of nitrogen and methane and th other
organic compounds. Titan is composed of 35 to45 per cent water ice at
tempratures too low for evaporation or sublimation and recieves very
List:
I think this list is pretty similar to that of all meteorites; I believe L6 and
H5 are the most common types. I would have to say Ash Creek is my favorite:
The meteor was during the day
The meteor was filmed - how cool is that
The first meteorite was found very quickly
There were some
http://exploration.esa.int/science-e/www/object/index.cfm?fobjectid=47940
Announcement of Opportunity for ExoMars Entry, Descent and Landing
Demonstrator Module Science
European Space Agency
30 Nov 2010
ESA and NASA have today issued an announcement of opportunity for
scientific
Hello listees,
on November 11, 2010, a group of Austrian and German private meteorite
collectors met at the renowned Natural History Museum in Vienna, Austria, for a
joint visit of the famous meteorite collection there on display in hall V.
We had the great pleasure to attend a guided tour led
I don't think it will be a disclaimer, though they might say something,
it's highly doubtful they'd put together a panel of distinguished
scientists to discount the likes of delusional people. You wouldn't need
5 scientists/astrobiologists. A NASA spokesperson would suffice for
something like
Hopefully *this* isn't the extent of the NASA news:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3253913/NASA-researchers-find-
life-in-poisonous-arsenic-lake-in-USA.html
http://www.geekosystem.com/nasa-press-conference-arsenic/
--Rob
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Looks that way to me.
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Richard Kowalski
Full Moon Photography
IMCA #1081
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From: Matson, Robert D. robert.d.mat...@saic.com
Subject: [meteorite-list] NASA Astrobiology News Conference scooped by UK Sun?
To:
Hello Alex, All
wow great videos,
thanks for sharing.
All the best
Tomasz Jakubowski
IMCA #2321
http://picasaweb.google.com/illaenus
Dnia 1-12-2010 o godz. 19:41 Alexander Seidel napisał(a):
Hello listees,
on November 11, 2010, a group of Austrian and German private meteorite
So what is it...? Guess we'll have to wait until tomorrow.
You don't have to wait, just read this:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3253913/NASA-researchers-find-life-in-
poisonous-arsenic-lake-in-USA.html
Best wishes Sakari Nummila
Sakari Nummila
Tahdet ja avaruus -journal
Hi, Rob, List,
The experiements with Mono Lake organisms are
essentially this: you collect a buncha them in
Mono water, then you both add more arsenic and
remove all the phosphorus, while heavily feeding
the critters, until you end up with arsenic saturation
and phosporus absence.
Lots of
Aloha,
Breja LL6
Although all of my Breja (fall, 5/1/2010, Morocco) individuals have found new
homes, I am happy to announce that some full and part slices, and endcuts are
available. Preliminary studies indicate an ordinary chondrite LL6
classification for this stone that features fresh
Dear meteorite friends,
Our newest Special shall be about an enstatite chondrite!
The enstatite chondrites, the most reduced chondrites, which have formed in
the inner solar system
and plot on the terrestrial fractionation line,
are a rare group and became only recently more widespread by the
I am hoping the announcement will be evidence of life off earth since I believe
it is likely. But after having thanksgiving dinner in League City near Houston
nasa and no gossip from the engineers I doubt anything awesome. Only time will
tell.
On Wed Dec 1st, 2010 3:10 PM EST Meteorites USA
Thank you Alex, that was very fun to watch
Rob Wesel
www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
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and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
Willy Wonka, 1971
- Original Message -
From: Alexander
Hey, was wondering if someone can offer info.
I have a nice place for 8 days at the starr pass golf suites for the show.
Its supposed to be pretty close to the convention center, how close is this to
everything and anyone in the area know if its as nice as it looks online?
Thanks,
Greg
Greg!
We have been renting the same condo each year for several years in that area.
We LOVE it! You can be to many of the show in ten minutes or less. Some of
the shows, like the Holidome, are only 20 minutes or so away, depending on the
time of day.
Let me know if you need any other info.
Great work, Heiner, compliments! And thanks, Alex, for being the mediator.
This collection is simply breathtaking, as well as the ambience of this very
special place. May it last unchanged.
Best, Matthias
- Original Message -
From: Alexander Seidel alex.sei...@gmx.net
To:
Hello Alex...and List,
It was very gracious of you, Alex, to see that we, so far from Wien, were able
to see the incredible collection. Your friend, Heiner Thiel, is an excellent
cinematographer and his video made me feel as if I were there as a part of the
group. The sound was perfect and I
I assume these times mean you have a car?
Chris Spratt
Victoria, BC
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Yep, those were driving times! Sorry! A car is a necessity unless you stay in
a hotel/motel near one of the shuttle routes. Or unless you have deep pockets
for cabs!
If you go to the Dollar Car Rental site, you can get a lock low and go car
rental for VERY reasonable rates. I get 10 days
I plan on driving out there, I really dont like to fly if I dont have too...
Greg Catterton
www.wanderingstarmeteorites.com
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What about the local bus?
Chris Spratt
Victoria, BC
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HI Rob List,
Could very well be the arsenic connection. In this article it is speculated
that
it will be concerning the Martian moon Titan and a possible arsenic discovery:
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/12/01/rumor-roundup-nasa-discovered-alien-life/
Would still prefer to hear
I've never used the bus system in Tucson but I remember seeing lots of them.
I'm sure you can go on-line and get stops, schedules, etc. I'm sure it would
save some money. For me, time is limited while I'm there. Having a car saves
quite a bit of time. The first few times (a lot of years
Thanks. Not everyone is able to drive anymore.
Chris Spratt
Victoria, BC
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Hi Chris,
The meteorite community is so close-knit that if you ever need a
ride from one venue to another at the show, I'm sure you can find
someone (quite likely a MetList member!) who will be happy to give
you a lift. When I go, I always have a car, and have gladly schlepped
people from one
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Hey Greg
Tucson isn't that large, but the shows are all over town. You'll never spend
that much time traveling between the various shows since you'll be in your car.
The city sponsored (read free) shuttles were discontinued last year due to
budget shortfalls and cuts, but a number if private
Dear List Members,
For those of you who may be passing through Laughlin, Nevada, U.S.A. on the way
to the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show, you may want to stop by the Clouds Jamboree
one month long Gem and Mineral Show. It is a fairly small show compared to
Tucson but a lot of fun. There are a
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