Dear List,
I do not know if this is a universally adopted
rule, even among scientists, but I have adopted the
following rule: dates before the Gregorian reform of
1582 are to be stated in the Julian system, dates
after the reform are to be stated in the Gregorian
System. I do not retroactively
On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 06:46:58 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
Dear List,
I do not know if this is a universally adopted
rule, even among scientists, but I have adopted the
following rule: dates before the Gregorian reform of
1582 are to be stated in the Julian system, dates
after the reform are to be
Francis and List,
During the fall of the meteorite, Maximilian I was on the way towards France to
take revenge of a slight that Charles VIII had done by rejecting his daughter
and by stealing him his
betrothed. It is on the route that he heard of the fall of the stone to
Ensisheim and that he
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Ensisheim: What is the TRUE FALL DATE??
On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 06:46:58 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
Dear List,
I do not know if this is a universally adopted
Hi Don,
The fall of Ensisheim took place on November 7th, 1492. In 1582, the pope
Grégoire XIII, noticing the gap (the Julian calendar adopted in the year 45
before Christ contains 365 days 1/4.
The tropic year have 365,2422 days, the annual gap is of 0,0078 days, that is
of 3,12 days every
Hi Don,
Maaybe some numerologist added the numerals 1 and 6 [November 16th] to get the
7. :)
Gary
Hi List. Can someone tell me why there is a discrepancy to the fall
date of
Ensisheim? I see some World Class Museums as well as articles with
specimen
photo's of Ensisheim and they state
Hi List. Can someone tell me why there is a discrepancy to the fall date of
Ensisheim? I see some World Class Museums as well as articles with specimen
photo's of Ensisheim and they state Fell November 16th 1492 Yet I see
other reference articles and meteorite info data bases state Fell
Subject: [meteorite-list] Ensisheim: What is the TRUE FALL DATE??
Hi List. Can someone tell me why there is a discrepancy to the fall date of
Ensisheim? I see some World Class Museums as well as articles with specimen
photo's of Ensisheim and they state Fell November 16th 1492 Yet I see
other
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