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Hi all,
I have finally had some free time to be able to finish my write up and
process the photos of a recent visit to the NHM London and the Royal
society. We had a great day and saw some amazing specimens. Please see
the write up on my website on the articles page, link is below:
Today's Meteorite Picture of the Day: Camel Donga
Contributed by: Bob Evans
http://www.tucsonmeteorites.com/mpod.asp
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Martian meteorite tested at Glasgow University
BBC News, April 23, 2012
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-17812963
Martian meteorite touches down at the
University of Glasgow, deadline news
folks...
one of the hats I wear is as a member for the American Meteorological Society's
Station Scientist committee. (if you think about it, in any given TV station
the only person well versed in any kind of science it is the meteorologist, so
these folks are often tasked with covering science
Amazing photos! Thank you very much for sharing!!!
http://msg-meteorites.co.uk/articles
... and, folks, don't forget to see Martin's slide
show of all 59 photos. You won't regret it!
Cheers,
Bernd
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Click the link http://radar.wearther.gov/Conus/full.php for a map NASA
pegged for the break-up of the bolide calculated to be rather large and
slow-movingno direction pin-pointed. It looks to be around Dogtown,
north of Mariposa.
What does everything think??
-Richard Montgomery
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Phil Whitmer
Joshua Tree Earth Space Museum
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Sent: Monday, April 23, 2012 1:21 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Steve
Here's a bit more on the new Asteroid mining company:
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2012/04/24/breaking-private-company-does-indeed-plan-to-mine-asteroids-and-i-think-they-can-do-it/
Would asteroid mining affect the prices of meteorites in the future?
-Yinan
Whoops...thanks Jim
http://spaceweather.com This is from Ron Baalke's post on 4/23 3:33pm Small
Asteroid Explodes Over California. The pin-point map is in that link.
Richard Montgomery
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To: Richard Montgomery
Hi Richard,
There's a spelling error in your link -- should be:
http://radar.weather.gov/Conus/full.php
That said, the fall location was not near Mariposa, and since the
infrasound
coordinates were based on only two ground sites, I wouldn't place too
much
confidence in the solution. A minimum
Thankyou Bernd for the kind words. We had a fantastic day and really
did see some amazing specimens that are not very often seen.
Cheers
Martin
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Howdy all
I posted a short synopsis of radar data on the California daylight
fireball. I believe it produced a strewn field stretching west from the
town of Coloma, CA:
http://radarmeteorites.wordpress.com/2012/04/23/coloma-ca-22-apr-2012-1452-utc/
Cheers,
Marc Fries
On 4/23/12 3:41
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It is an honor to announce that, at 11:00 am local, Robert Ward was the
first to recover a stone from the April 22, 2012, California fireball --
which was evidently generated by a large, carbonaceous CM mass. Robert is
now responsible for the initial recovery of two-out-of-three-ever
Way to go Robert! You're the Man!
Anita
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http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2012-114
Fireball Over California/Nevada: How Big Was It?
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
April 24, 2012
A bright ball of light traveling east to west was seen over the skies of
central/northern California Sunday morning, April 22. The former space
Dear Sean,
thats are realy great news.
Congratulations Robert !!
Absolutely incredible!
I can not wait to see the first photos.
Best regards Mirko
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I'm stunned !
A carbonaceous fall !!!
Absolutely fantastic !!
Congratulations to Robert !!!
Best wishes,
Martin
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Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] New California
http://www.planetaryresources.com/2012/04/asteroid-mining-plans-revealed-by-planetary-resources-inc/
Asteroid mining plans revealed by Planetary Resources, Inc.
Expanding the resource base of humanity to include the solar system
Seattle, Wash. - April 24, 2012 - Planetary Resources, Inc.
The 1st observed Martian fall in 50 years (Tissint) and now a significant
CM fall in California - wow, what a great time to be involved in
meteoritics.
Congratulations Robert!
Mendy
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Congrats!
How long until it hits the market :)
-Yinan
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first to recover a stone from the April 22, 2012, California fireball --
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So my question is.why didn't anyone detect this obviously huge meteoroid
in space before entry?
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Stuart:
Have you ever watched any old war movies? Fighter pilots attack from the
direction of the Sun. This was a daytime fireball and so probably came in
from the sunward side, so not easy to detect.
Larry
So my question is.why didn't anyone detect this obviously huge
meteoroid
in space
Hi Stuart,
Less than 30 degrees elongation from the sun -- not an area of the
sky that surveys are looking... --Rob
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OK, makes sense. But one being that close to Earth would not have been
detected prior?
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ah ha...
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Stuart, List,
The size of a mini-van suggests an asteroid
with a radius of 3 meters (if spherical). I wouln't
call a six-meter asteroid huge.
Further, if it was indeed carbonaceous, it would
likely be quite dark and have a low albedo, making
its detection even more difficult.
It may have been
OK, cool. Thanks for the insight. The thought just crossed my mind. I am
still learning here.
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Amazing! Robert, if you're inclined, please contact meI spent the day
3 miles north-west of Coloma...steep, tall 12-30 grasses when the terrain
allows. I live an hour away and could spend days searching...and probably
will. We should team up.
Richard Montgomery
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Coloma...that's where gold was discovered in California...Sutters Mill and
all. :O) Anyhow, I've driven thru Coloma many times and the general area.
Its very hilly...actually mountainous with lots of vegetation...lots and
lots of poison oak.
GeoZay
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Hi List and Robert,
Congratulations to Robert Ward on recovering another meteorite fall,
and a rare carbonaceous type to boot. Outstanding.
With Ward and crew on the job, we can assume the strewnfield will be
mapped out and scientific protocol will be followed during the
recovery.
I can't wait
Hello Bulletin Watchers,
8 new approvals. All from the NWA dense collection area. This
includes achondrites, carbonaceous types, eucrites, and some type-3
chondrites.
Link -
On 4/23/12, Galactic Stone and Ironworks meteoritem...@gmail.com wrote:
Greetings Bulletin Watchers,
There are 12 new approvals today and these include some very
interesting achondrites.
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Hi Richard and all,
Let that send a message to all the frauds out there mis-representing
meteorites in one form or the other. Especially the one from the
Chicago area. Your time is coming!!
--AL Mitterling
Quoting Dick Lipke richardli...@comcast.net:
After all these years of being warned
Greetings all,
Congrats on the find Robert. Wondering what the price will be on this
material. If new falls of ordinary chondrites are going for over
$100/gram, a CM should go for 5 to 10 times more. Hopefully there will
be a great amount of material found and the price will be affordable to
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