Chris, List,
it's presumed that Mars has been volcanically
inactive for a very long time...
Presumptions were Born To Be Tested. Which
is not to say that you (and it) are wrong, by any means,
but since we are presumably going to poking about
these curious apertures (instrumentally at
Hey Martin,
Have one of your best visits to Ensisheim. When you return maybe you'll
peruse this?
I found a translation but I'm a somewhat baffled as to what one, Frost,
Has to do with the other, Erhardt?
Unless you're offering alternative catastrophic end of days.
If that's the case, I believe
Hi Jerry,
I guess Bernd has to translate the funny poem,
as I'm just on the jump out of the door to Ensisheim,
(where we all hope that the mayor will stay away from our show).
Best!
Martin
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Matteo,
the reports says At present (June 14) the TKW is 78.50kg (page 5) not 26kg.
Svend
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well, from 3 kg. total mass say from the first dealers
to the 26 kg. of now its a big difference, in fact
like to the
Dear List members,
I am sure that most of us enjoy rocks from space pictures of the day whether they were classified or not. I always enjoy these photos very much.
Thanks to Michael and Anne.I here from Egypt send my greetingsto Michael and Anne and encourage them to keep up the good work.
Shams
Don,
If you can't tell that the stone pictured is a meteorite (without any
doubt), you're an idiot.
Furthermore, do you truly believe it necessary to cut stones such as
this, that display beautiful fusion crust and a broken window into the
interior that undoubtedly reveals a common chondritic
Hi,
I have had a go at reprocessing the Martian cave detail, see
http://www.freewebs.com/fordmeteorites/martiancaveentrance.htm
There is certainly something there that is more than noise (well not normal
random thermal noise anyway)
Looks like a dark spot in the centre which is probably where
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/June_14_2007.html
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I have auctions ending tonight, ebay ID catchafallingstar.com. Most started
at 99 Cents!!! The planetary offerings are getting a lot of action.
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Full recap with photos on
Hi Mike,
Great pictures and a great service to the Met community. Keep it up!
Cheers,
Desmond Leong
An Australian working in the Philippines...
www.TektiteInc.com
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Check out the photo with the article-- it is lust-enducing (not the guy).
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2007/06/14/002.html
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Pinnaroo is another mesosiderite whose metal shows Widmanstätten
structure as it also has a relatively high nickel content of 9.66%
Cheers,
Bernd
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http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/spotlight/20070612.html
Extreme Planet Takes Its Toll
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
June 12, 2007
Like Sun Belt retirees who complain about cold weather, NASA's Mars
rovers are becoming less tolerant of temperature changes with age.
Near the martian equator, where
Hello Mike and List!
I just obtained a nice slice with a bleb about 20mm in diameter and we etched
this
and a faint pattern is seen. Is it possible that this is a Widmanstätten
pattern?
See NORTON O.R. (2002) The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites
(Cambridge University Press, p. 158):
06.14.07
George H. Diller
Kennedy Space Center, Fla.
321-867-2468
STATUS REPORT: ELV-061407
EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE STATUS REPORT
Mission: Dawn
Location: Astrotech Space Operations Facility
Launch Pad: 17-B
Launch Vehicle: Delta II 7925-H
Launch Date: July 7, 2007
Launch Time: 4:09:31
Hey
I just got a great piece of Libyan Desert glass weighing in at a hefty190g
for $60!
Amazing stuff - full of Cristobalite spheres and with that characteristic
tactile silky feel
Loverly!
Dave
IMCA #0092
Sec.BIMS
www.bimsociety.org
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http://www.thecourier.co.uk/output/2007/06/11/newsstory9839532t0.asp
Giant ice cube smashes roof
By Liz Fowler
The Courier (United Kingdom)
June 11, 2007
AN ANGUS couple are recovering from shock after a giant ice cube
plummeted from the sky at hundreds of miles an hour and smashed into
their
From the article...
Although its origin is unknown, one plausible
explanation is that it could be material
ejected off the Moon by an impact. Consequently, any
observations that can constrain its
origin are very important.
http://echo.jpl.nasa.gov/asteroids/6R10DB9/html/6R10DB9_planning.html
Caltech News Release
Embargoed until 11:00 AM PDT, Thursday, June 14, 2007
The Dwarf Planet Known as Eris is Bigger, More Massive than Pluto,
New Data Shows
PASADENA, Calif.--Die-hard Pluto fans still seeking redemption for
their demoted planet have cause for despair this week. New data
Hi, Mark, List
Well, since your processing pulled out
exactly what I thought I saw, only in greater
detail, I naturally think you did a great job!
Seriously, there are artifacts: the two stitch
lines show up just as they did in Kevin's
processed image, and of course, contours
re-enforce the
Hi list.Does anyone know what ever happened to the
great bear lake main mass?Some people said it was lost.How?
Steve R.Arnold,chicago,Ill,Usa!!
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All current information about Great Bear Lake can be found on page 222 of
the Catalogue of Meteorites. Very interesting.
Howard Steffic
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Subject: [meteorite-list] GREAT BEAR LAKE
Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 12:27:35
Hello Howard, Steve and List,
All current information about Great Bear Lake can be found
on page 222 of the Catalogue of Meteorites. Very interesting.
Here is what I've found in my database but I don't know who this
info comes from - maybe from Mark Bostick but I'm not sure:
Paper: La Porte
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 11:58:58 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Eris hovers at temperatures well below 400 degrees Fahrenheit and is
pretty dark.
That's a pretty safe bet. :-)
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Matteo,
the reports says At present (June 14) the TKW is 78.50kg
(page 5) not 26kg.
Hi, All,
Since it would seem likely to be a lava tube
rather than a Earth-conventional cavern, the
comparison should be to lava tubes on Earth.
The largest (longest) is Kazumura Cave in Hawai'i:
http://www.caverbob.com/lava.htm
It's 65.5 kilometers long (40.70 miles) at a
depth of 1101.5
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Dear List:
A few weeks ago there was a thread about successful
hunts. I would like to report that I am back from a
successful hunt to Gold Basin and to Franconia.
Although, not in the same league as Rubin, Mike, Sonny
and other big time hunters, I did have some success.
My first stop was at
Hi list and listoids.What is a unclassified
meteorite?A meteorite that never gets classified.You
have thousands of them out there.People collect them
for scientific reasons,some people collect them
because they are cheaper than most meteorites,etc.But
then with some of these meteorites you will
NWA 094 LL3.6 micrographs are up and ready to be viewed on my Gallery. Paul
put off family time to get this batch up so LOOK!
http://www.meteorite.com/meteorite-gallery/meteorites-alpha_frame.htm
Four categories; 160X Xpol, 160X transmitted/EPI Xpol, 400X Xpol and
1600X incident.
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/June_15_2007.html
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