I've been adding some comments from list members to the NH Met page, as well as
some
additional microscope views taken today that show clear translucency.
Interesting
reading and interesting pics;
http://www.meteorite-dealers.com/nhmet.html
I'm having a blast with this research. Hope you
Though the tale has not yet unfolded fully, here is where we stand to date,
along with
some photos...
http://www.meteorite-dealers.com/nhmet.html
More to come as we continue our search.
Gary
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Though the tale has not yet unfolded fully, here is where we stand to date,
along with
some photos...
http://www.meteorite-dealers.com/nhmet.html
More
Hi Gary,
Let's hope your efforts will uncover a new meteorite,
but if they don't, it still makes for an interesting
story. That, plus the possibility of success makes it
well worth the chase!
Thank you very much for the information and the
pictures!
My best,
Thomas
Not to mention that practice makes perfect! If not this one, maybe the
nextand it beats sitting around the house dreaming about doing
something fun!
Dave F
Where meteorite hunting season has reopened for the year.
Thomas Webb wrote:
Hi Gary,
Let's hope your efforts will uncover a new
Hi sterling,
First, I realize the odds are against this being a meteoric created hole. That
being
said let me shed some light on some of your questions;
On 22 Feb 2007 at 20:48, Sterling K. Webb wrote:
The ice is obviously quite thick now.
How thick was it when the hole appeared?
It was
Interesting that you should mention Finland and that no meteorite have
been found that way. Bjurböle is a name that pops up whenever I hear
about mysterious holes in ice.
http://www.somerikko.net/old/geo/met/mbjurb_e.htm
But I agree, this one doesn't really sounds like a meteorite and is
] Meteorite in New Hampshire
Hi sterling,
First, I realize the odds are against this being a meteoric created hole.
That being
said let me shed some light on some of your questions;
On 22 Feb 2007 at 20:48, Sterling K. Webb wrote:
The ice is obviously quite thick now.
How thick was it when the hole
Thanks for the link Goran. It is most telling that there was no mud on the
surface of
the ice. From your referred webpage;
Meteorite made 4 meter wide hole in the ice and mud was spread over 24 x 33 m
wide area
around the hole.
Alo,. the fact that no chunks of ice were found around the
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From: Gary K. Foote [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi sterling,
First, I realize the odds are against this being
The Beagle 2 lander is still missing. Could it be the British Beagle 2
lander returned to earth, only to land in a manmade pond in New Hampshire,
USA?
Gary, let us know if you see a metal arm sticking out of the ice hole,
waving around, as the other end is stuck in the mud, desperately
Hello Gary,
It would be so cool for you if you end up with a stone!
I think that if you find something, expect something in the 4 or 5 inches in
diameter, considering that this was freshly fallen snow, it was also pretty
cold lately so that snow must be fluffy so easily moved by an entering
Does anyone know if there was any space junk scheduled to re-enter over the
northeast US
on the 14th? Trying to eliminate possibilities as I plan tomorrow's hunt. Got
lots of
equipment together and divers standing by. Could be fun! Historic if it is a
meteorite!
Gary, I don't know if anything was coming in, but
space junk fetches a good price as well.
good hunting,
Ed
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Does anyone know if there was any space junk
scheduled to re-enter over the northeast US
on the 14th? Trying to eliminate possibilities as
Good Luck Gary, Saves me a trip from MA.
Jerry Flaherty
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Does anyone know if there was any
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