Wow---someone sure did their work on Tunguska and popular culture---
but this is too specific for me.
I was advised the storylines of several recent films contain a
meteorite thread or reference??
And then,...
Deception Point (Dan Brown) whose German translation is entitled
Meteor;
Subject: [meteorite-list] QUESTION RE METEORITES AND POP CULTURE
Hi Everyone,
I'm attempting to create a comprehensive list of pop cultural
references in recent years in which meteorites appear in a supporting
or lead role. I'm primarily looking at works of fiction but
scientific references
Hi Darryl, and All,
A few more come to my mind:
Evolution (a wacky comedy film with David Duchovny with a meteorite bringing
new life to Earth)
Smilla's Sense of Snow (the book and the movie)
The Fifth Miracle (a pop-science book by Paul Davies with some focus on ALH
84001)
I was also thinking
http://www.moviepro.net/movies-tagged-as-meteorite.html
There were 2 Meteor movies (1979, 2009), Meteorite (movie), Meteor Storm...
There is a 'Meteorite' perfume, but it doesn't smell anything like you might
expect -- it is floral and very ethereal and doesn't last.
Best!
Tracy Latimer
On Mar 12, 2010, at 11:15 AM, Galactic Stone Ironworks wrote:
Hi Darryl,
Great idea. Here are a few that readily come to mind - you
:
X-Men Origins (2009 - meteorite is the source of Wolverine's new
power)
How about all the Superman episodes where the Kryptonite meteorite makes
him weak?
GeoZay
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Enemy Mine, 1985 Dennis Quaid and an alien Drac build shelters from Mammoth
like tusks and turtle shells(?) to protect themselves from large meteorite
storms. Pretty cool effects for '85.
The Man From Mars, (11-29-59), (Season Six), Lassie episode where Timmy
and Lassie see a meteorite
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Thanks so much, Mike. Good one.
On Mar 12, 2010, at 12:02 PM, Mike Bandli wrote:
Eight Below (2006 Disney movie - searching for mars meteorite in
Antarctica)
X-Men Origins (2009 - meteorite is the source of Wolverine's new
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Hi Everyone,
I'm attempting to create
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http://www.imdb.com/find?s=kwq=meteorite
http://www.imdb.com/search/text?realm=titlefield=plotq=meteorite
Didn't expect to see The Waltons on that list.
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Hi Everyone,
I'm attempting to create a comprehensive list of pop cultural
references in recent years
10:42 AM
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Hi Everyone,
I'm attempting to create a comprehensive list of pop cultural references
in recent years in which meteorites appear in a supporting or lead role.
I'm primarily looking at works of fiction but scientific
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I'm attempting to create a comprehensive list of pop cultural
references
Spears of God (Paperback) ~ Howard Hendrix
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Hi Darryl, and All,
A few more come to my mind:
Evolution (a wacky comedy film with David Duchovny with a meteorite bringing
new life to Earth)
Smilla's Sense of Snow (the book and the movie)
The Fifth Miracle
The Tales of the Dealer William Barriere
http://www.meteorites.bw.qc.ca/main.html
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Hi Everyone,
I'm attempting to create a comprehensive list of pop cultural
references in recent years in which meteorites appear
Hello Darryl,
I hope you will include a strongly worded disclaimer stating that any
information about meteorites found in that Pop culture is the result of
overactive imagination, not facts. Meteorites do not glow in the dark, ooze
some dark
goo, make weird sounds, or cause insanity
Lets not forget the not so recent 1958 classic The Blob, and then the remake
in 1988.
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Darryl,
Seems one of our fellow nuts is Bill Gates.
Evidently, he is the owner of the late Sir. Ernest Shackleton's 1908 prized
meteorite from his Nimrod expedition.
see link;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_HV_mRB7Xc
Carl
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Darryl,
Seems one of our fellow nuts is Bill
The Day of the Triffids
My Super Ex-Girlfriend
Ghidora, The Three Headed Monster
Godzilla vs Spacegodzilla
Godzilla 2000
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The Day of the Triffids
My Super Ex-Girlfriend
Ghidora, The Three Headed Monster
Godzilla vs Spacegodzilla
Godzilla 2000
Here's a cult classic:
Night of the Comet
(1984) PG-13
Earth has been ripped to shreds after a run-in with a killer comet, and those
who have survived are in a fight for their lives in this campy cult classic.
Valley girl Reg (Catherine Mary Stewart) and her sister (Kelli Maroney)
discover
If we go back a bit (and as I pointed out in Disturbing the Solar System),
there is H. P. Lovecraft's 1927 horror story, The Colour out of Space,
wherein sinister space seeds within an iron meteorite poison the plants,
animals and people living on the farm where the meteorite fell.
: Friday, March 12, 2010 5:06 PM
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The Day of the Triffids - I loved that movie!
Also, the Disney Dinosaur (2000) movie
both War of the Worlds movies (mainly the first one where they thought it
was a meteorite at first...)
Meteor
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If we go back a bit (and as I pointed out in Disturbing the Solar System),
there is H. P. Lovecraft's 1927 horror story, The Colour out of Space,
wherein sinister space seeds
I found that aforementioned Waltons episode:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/oj2zbd
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That's what I was thinking too. In fact I think they show a whole wall of
Meteorites in a museum in Superman Returns.
Cheers,
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That's a pretty daunting task to set for oneself Darryl. I think the more
you look the more you'll find. Movies, TV shows, commercials, books, song
lyrics, comic books, video games
Hi Darren,
Here's another you might hunt for. I saw a portion of an episode of Green Acres
recently. Someone found a huge chunk of Lunar meteorite and ,at night, the
thing would make a noise. I forgot how it ended but I think the rock was
brought into a lab to be tested.
Carl2
Darren
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That's a pretty daunting task to set for oneself Darryl. I think the
more you look the more you'll find. Movies, TV shows, commercials,
books, song lyrics, comic books, video games... and that's just in
the US...
I see people have
Hi Darryl:
If we are doing cult, I think that there is a scene of a puddle of water
that something appears to have fallen in. Later, who can forget Levi
Stubbs singing I'm a Mean Green Mother From Outer Space: Little Shop of
Horrors.
Also, there is Bart's Comet (do not remember seeing that go
So on the surfaces of these rubble piles, rocks are shaken and turned over, to
reveal a fresh, unweathered surface underneath.
Question: Is it possible when these rubble piles (asteroids) are shaken by the
near-earth encounter that dust/debris could escape from the asteroid and fall
eventually
Dear lists,
i would like to put this question regarding difference of meteorites here and
hope i get some answers
Is there a relationship between the ex- consistency of the skies and earth and
the nature of meteorites?
Thanks,
Abdelfattah.
Randy,
You need to tell this guy you are sorry. But, Your title is Dr. not God.
You may have the most important and informative web site on the internet But,
You cannot turn Earth rocks into Meteorites. I don't think he gets that.
And please don't retire just yet. Carl
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At 16:59 08-01-10 Friday, you wrote:
Randy, that's what I love about this hobby, it's an ongoing learning
process. Thanks for the links to the lunar meteowrongs, there great.
Cheers,
Jim K
Dear Jim:
Don't pay any attention to anything I say. I'm a narrow-minded,
egocentric fraud.
A
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Thanks, but Jim K. of Skyrock deserves all the credit (Thanks Jim!). I got the
link from there. If you visit, see the Astronomy section.
Carl
Carl, that's an excellent video. Absolutely phenomenal.
I would recommend it to everyone.
Thanks for posting it.
Linton
Some time ago I found a stone that appeared to be a lunar. But my excitment was
short lived after doing a density test with a result of 2.25. Anyone ever hear
of a lunar having such a low density? Photo of the imposter below.
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn181/Jimski47/P7060034.jpg
Dave,
Not to beat a dead horse but please take note when you watch the video that.
The red of shorty Crater is only exposed because it was hit by a meteorite
and excavated a crater. Similarly, if the other 40 spots found with this red
material also were exposed by meteorite hits. Does that
Al,
Okay . Bad comparison with red on outside or milbillillie but The question I
asked was sort of answered by the other Carl. His posted video shows that the
current Japanese probe has spotted 41 different spots on the moon which have
this red color. Including the one we found called shorty
List:
I have a question regarding Lunar meteorites. In many of the pics on various
websites I have noticed a reddish/brown color in the meteorites. I figured
that most would be more grayish and white. Is the reddish color from
terrestrial means? Does it oxidize after landing? Or is this
Dear Greg, and All,
The reddish, brown and pinkish colors of these lunars (particullary from
Oman) are from hematite staining, i.e., from terrestrial weathering.
Pristine lunars look more like this:
http://www.meteoris.de/img/ncc-lun/NWA2200-1.388g.jpg
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Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] Question Regarding Lunars
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 2010 20:12:41 +0100
Dear Greg, and All,
The reddish, brown and pinkish colors of these lunars (particullary from
Oman) are from hematite staining, i.e
Hi Greg and All,
Here's an interesting video from the Kaguya lunar spacecraft. The red soil on
the moon and Norbert's explanation is probably related somewhat although
produced separately. Around the 21:20 mark, check out the red soil on the moon.
Nice footage of the moon and of the
Greg,
Interesting observation.
Recently, I asked the same question to Randy Korotev. As I recall he said it
was Earth oxidation.
I then looked at all of the pictures on his web site and noticed that the only
ones he shows with this red
color are the Oman examples. Most of them are listed as
in part as a result of the absorptive qualities and absorption rates
of the different mineralogy.
there is also a difference between oxidation and stainingor
tinting, the term i prefer for auction catalog descriptions ;-)
On Jan 6, 2010, at 2:30 PM, cdtuc...@cox.net
Hi Carl and all,
Just a note, the Millbillillie reddish color comes from the red clay in
that area of Australia and isn't oxidation to my knowledge. There are
many pristine samples of Millbillillie with black fusion crust. Also
Millbillillie is a somewhat fairly fresh fall that didn't happen
Thanks for the great video Carl.
Jerry
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Here's
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Hi Greg and All,
Here's an interesting video from the Kaguya lunar spacecraft. The red soil
on the moon and Norbert's
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Question Regarding Lunars
Hi Greg and All,
Here's an interesting video from the Kaguya lunar spacecraft. The red soil
on the moon and Norbert's explanation is probably related somewhat
although produced separately. Around the 21:20 mark
Quick-- Who was the king at Ensisheim?
I need it for the presentation.
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Quick-- Who was the king at Ensisheim?
I need it for the presentation.
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Oops, misspelled. That should be Maximilian.
Here is an excerpt from MAPS 42, Nr 9 supplement B3-B68:
The 280-pound stone that fell at Ensisheim on November 7, 1492 is the only one
in Chladni's pre-eighteenth-century lit of which specimens are preserved today.
This stone quickly became
Hi,
Maximillian I Holy Roman Emperor.
Thanks,
Peter
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Quick-- Who was the king at Ensisheim?
Zelimir Gabelica!!!
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Hi Pete,
For more details on Maximilian 1st, see here:
http://www.luminarium.org/encyclopedia/emperormaximilian.htm
The episode of his venue to Ensisheim to inquire
about the famous stone that fell from the skies
is not mentioned, probably considered as a detail
in regard with all the other
Hello List,
I am wanting to know if anyone here knows the name of the cathedral in
Washington D.C. that has
a meteorite mounted in a stained glass window
Thanks,
Tim Heitz
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Hi Everyone. It's the National Cathedral..Arlene
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Hello List,
I am wanting to know if anyone here knows the name of the cathedral in
Washington D.C. that has
a meteorite mounted in a stained glass window
Thanks,
Tim Heitz
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Hi Tim List,
I'm posting this again as it appears it didn't go through the first
timeIt's the National Cathedral in Washington DC..Arlene
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Hello Felipe and List,
Your online coordinates online for Vaca Muerta (25° 45' S / 70° 30' W) look good
because there is an article in Meteoritics [PEDERSEN H. et al. (1992) Vaca
Muerta
mesosiderite strewnfield (Meteoritics 27-2, 1992, 126-135)] and on page 128 the
authors write:
In Table 1 and
Hello everyone,
Last month I posted a question regarding the Vaca Muerta Strewnfield
but didn't get a definite answer. I'm going to try again. This
December, I'm planning on going to northern chile and hunting both
Imilac and Vaca Muerta Strewnfields. The coordinates online for Vaca
Muerta are 25°
List,
I have a question about flow lines or flow structures. ;
Are they definitive of meteorites.
Please see picture of flow structure of millbillillie eucrite flow lines and an
AZ find with similar flow structures.
As a follow-up question; do these tell us anything other than orientation of a
Hi Glenn, others,
You may try working with full spectrum daylight lamps. They emit a spectrum very
similar to natural sunlight. By using two, or even better three lamps, you will
be able to avoid hard cast shadows. In combination with dimmers you may simulate
every daylight situation experienced
Hi
I've been photographing my collection using an 8 megapixel olympus
camera with really good success. the only drawback is I have to do it
outdoors late moring facing the east to get the right lighting. I
haven't been able to reproduce the same quality using artificial
lighting. I've tried using
I use for macro photos fixed illumination, flash is not good
for macro photos
Matteo
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Data
Just how do you pronounce this:
Fukang?
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Hi Pete and List,
I've always called it - FOO KANG
Maybe I have watched too many martial arts movies though. LOL
Best regards,
MikeG
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Fukang?
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Just how do you pronounce
Hi Pete,
I have always heard it as foo-kang
Best wishes, Michael
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Fukang?
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I'd like to try cleaning a small suspect iron so that I can see what
it looks like without all the rust and other buildup. Anyone have
experience with using an electrolysis bath on an iron to clean it up?
If so, another question...Will it remove the black oxide?
Mike in CO
Hi Michael and List,
I am glad to hear that this book is being finished - my bookshelf is
always hungry for another meteorite book. I can't wait to see all of
the photos of oriented specimens. :)
BTW - remember that oriented UNWA stone that I sent you some photos
of? It is now available and
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I'd like to try cleaning a small suspect iron so that I can see what
it looks like without all the rust and other
for removing non-meteoric material, but the wire brush technique
also,
With regards to all,
Guido
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I'd like to try
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I'd like to try cleaning a small suspect iron so that I can see what
it looks like without all the rust and other buildup. Anyone have
experience with using an electrolysis bath on an iron to clean it up?
If so, another question
Hi all,
Am working like mad on the ASPECTS OF METEORITE
ORIENTATION book and am on the verge of completion. HOWEVER,
Someone sent me a nice JPG of an irregular shaped 9.3g Taza
(oriented - shaped like an elongated kidney) and I do not have
a name to credit (The great Computer Crash of
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Hi everybody,
Does anyone know if the Winslow St. impact and the Navarro impact correspond
to the same Park Forest impact site?
There is not so much information available around.
Here is a link to the Navarro house impact story:
http
Hi everybody,
Does anyone know if the Winslow St. impact and the Navarro impact correspond to
the same Park Forest impact site?
There is not so much information available around.
Here is a link to the Navarro house impact story:
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap030506.html
As for Winslow street,
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Does anyone know if the Winslow St. impact and the Navarro impact correspond
to the same
: [meteorite-list] Question
List:
I was wondering what was the most valuable single meteorite - not scientific
but the most value $/gram?
Also, what is the most valuable type? Mars, Lunar or other? Do Lunar
meteorites still have the most value?
Much Thanks,
Greg S
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List:
I was wondering what was the most valuable single meteorite - not
scientific but the most value $/gram?
Also, what is the most valuable type? Mars, Lunar or other? Do
Lunar meteorites still have
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Thanks everyone, I found this very interesting.
I wonder how much ALH
Ohhh, nice Jeff, very nice!!!
-Walter Branch
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Probably 5-10 (years).
At 12:23 PM 8/21/2009, Greg Stanley
:26 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Question
List:
I was wondering what was the most valuable single meteorite - not
scientific but the most value $/gram?
Also, what is the most valuable type? Mars, Lunar or other? Do Lunar
meteorites still have the most value?
Much Thanks,
Greg S
List:
I was wondering what was the most valuable single meteorite - not scientific
but the most value $/gram?
Also, what is the most valuable type? Mars, Lunar or other? Do Lunar
meteorites still have the most value?
Much Thanks,
Greg S.
Good afternoon, Folks,
I can't speak for today's meteorite market, but back in the early 2000's
it was the Lunar meteorite Calcalong Creek. Small specimens were selling at
about $75,000.00 per gram. I know because I bought some from Rob Elliot
at that price, and made money re-selling
Hi Greg,
I'll take a stab at this one.
The most expensive meteorite I have bought was Sylacauga. A 1mg
Bessey Speck cost me $100.
That is a staggering $100,000.00 a gram.
I would wager that the most valuable meteorites are probably
historical falls - history usually trumps type when it comes
Greg,
I would guess that Semarkona would bring a very high price per gram if any
of it would come on the market.
Also, some of the very low TKW carbonacious chondrites with a historical
twist could be in the top price ranges.
Steve Arnold
of Meteorite Men
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Latimer
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I was wondering what was the most valuable single meteorite - not scientific
but the most
Hi All,
--- On Wed, 8/19/09, Greg Stanley stanleygr...@hotmail.com wrote:
I was wondering what was the most valuable single meteorite
- not scientific but the most value $/gram?
Also, what is the most valuable type? Mars, Lunar or
other? Do Lunar meteorites still have the most value?
Just
Mike Farmer sold a 0.0232g fragment of Bells on ebay last night for $190.50, or
$8211.20 per gram.
--
Richard Kowalski
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--- On Wed, 8/19/09, Don Edwards iceda...@swbell.net wrote:
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the main mass, should it ever become available.
Best!
Tracy Latimer
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I was wondering what
I am not charging enough I guess :)
Matt Morgan
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Hi All,
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