Hello List-members,
I have just received an email from a person who lives near the "Marquez, TX impact site" and is looking for breccia and shattercones from that site.
Marquez, TX ??
A search on Google revealed that it does exist. Has anyone ever visited the site? or seen breccia and shatt
Hello list,
Would it be possible for someone to get enough data from the DOD satellite
detection to determine initial velocity, final velocity at extintion, and
altitude at extintion to help resolve (wishful thinking, I know) this part
of the Park Forest debate? Is this something that the DOD mig
Thank you Mark, Hello List,
Greg spent a lot of time on these so I will forward this
post to him. It nice once in while to receive a compliment and I am sure
Greg will appreciate it. Thank you to everybody who has placed an order on
these. The response has been very good so far and we tr
Adam wrote: 1.) Piece of glass from window that was broken by meteorite2.) Piece of ceiling joist from attic broken by meteorite3.) Piece of venetian blind that was split down the center by meteorite4.) Piece of ceiling sheet-rock punched out by meteorite5.) Micro specimen of actual Garza Stone f
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On Wed., July 9th, Tom wrote..Hey! Don't you think it would be cool
if that happenned?
Right Tom.. and it all makes PERFECT sense!
That just about says it all. Wouldn't it be ridiculous for mankind to
take billions of years, only to have to concede the fact that this all,
could not have ha
Good evening list.I have updated my website again with 12 new meteorites.I
added a 5th stone pageat page.And on it are 9 new stones.Also I added a
new Nevada stone on my nevada meteorite.It is DEVIL PEAK!Look at your
liesure.
steve arnold
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Sorry that this is off topic but I though I would
share this for the sellers on the list. I have found that feedback that I left
for bidders on 7/4/03 did not show up on their feedback comments in at least 2
occasions.
It shows in my feedback that I left for them in my
"Feedback Left For Oth
Dear List Members,
It is our pleasure to announce the completion of a limited series "Garza
Wrecking Ball Impact Artifact Display Kit." The idea behind these kits is
to help offset the enormous costs involved in building a portable display of
the bedroom that was destroyed in the Garza home by a
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These look good, Rob, but do you have a photo through cross
polarized light?
Thanks, Michael
on 7/9/03 3:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I have some Park Forest thin sections, starting them out on eBay, please have
> a
> look.
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.
I have some Park Forest thin sections, starting them out on eBay, please have a
look.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2183059656&category=3239&rd=1
If you want to dodge the bids I will sell for $65 + $4 shipping each up through
the close of the auction.
--
Rob Wesel
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http://space.com/scienceastronomy/neo_letter_030709.html
Concerned Citizens Ask for Congressional Action on Near Earth Objects
By Leonard David
space.com
09 July 2003
A distinguished group of Americans joined together to send a unique request
to Congressional leaders Wednesday -- a request that
Hello Everyone,
Nice collection of papers dealing with the
formation of
chondrules in meteorites:
http://ads.harvard.edu/books/chto/
BTW, I am now selling smaller slices of NWA
482
(lunar meteorite) for half their usual asking
price.
http://branchmeteorites.com/sale/salenwa482.html
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LARRY
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THANKS
ATUL
Dear List
I have examined and
catalogued approx 100 plus stones greater than 25 gms
from this fall,concentrating mostly in the area south o
As I recall from the discovery channel the moon had orbited alot closer to the earth and has been drifting further away overtime. So he/she put us here just in time to see annular and total eclipes. In another billion years it would be to late.
Howard WuPekka Savolainen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Al and list,
If the meteor did extinguish below 7000 feet as my
observation and the NWS data suggest (fireball seen below
the cloud deck and the NWS stated that the cloud deck base
height was 7000 feet at that time), then a very low
retardation point would not be out of the question.
Dave
i have 2 chico impact melt macros and one micro for sale. they are sawed. macros are 1.2 and 1.7g @ $30 ea. , micro is .7g @ $15. all feature classic chico bubble holes, metal, etc.. provides hours of entertainment w/ 10x loupe. free shipping anywhere up to $4 usd. pix on request.MSN 8 helps ELI
http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns3923
Satellites hunt for buried treasure
Hazel Morris
New Scientist
July 9, 2003
In a first for radar sensing, researchers have proved the technology can
locate and identify buried objects. Their technique could be used in the
hunt for archaeol
Well, Einstein said, God doesn´t roll dices, Hawking makes the
whole creator questonable.
Anyway, the creator should have had some knowledge in physichs,
if the speed of the moon would have been over 11,2 km:s / sec, it
would be now somewhere else...;-
The philosophic point in all of this is, when
Hello List, Boy this is neat, just think, a giant asteroid struck the
earth,
sent debris into space and it formed our Moon. Not only that, it formed
the
perfect distance from the earth (by chance) to perfectly block out the sun
during an eclipse. What are the odds of that? Any closer or furthe
LARRY
CAN YOU POST THIS EMAIL BELOW ON MET CENTRAL- I
CANNOT POST EVEN THOUGH I CAN RECIEVE THEM.
THANKS
ATUL
Dear List
I have examined and
catalogued approx 100 plus stones greater than 25 gms
from this fall,concentrating mostly in the area south of Park
Forest.
The
Hi Mike and all,
Michael Farmer wrote:
>>Yes, and is not Chicago called "The Windy City" ? <<
All though it is windy in Chicago from the lake, the term comes from politics as there
are a lot of windy candidates.
Besides winds perhaps the break up might have had some something to do with fragmen
If the wind data is still available, it may be good to model
the fall with winds in different altitudes. It´s quite amusing,
how strong the effect of the wind could be in smaller fragments.
We had a very promising bolide in Finland in February, and
in first modellings we forgot the wind. In t
http://www.theadvertiser.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,6729061%255E911,00.html
Alien link to SARS debunked
By JUDY SKATSSOON
The Advertiser (Australia)
July 10, 2003
SUGGESTIONS that SARS came from outer space were unbelievably implausible, one of
the world's leading authorities on the v
http://physicsweb.org/article/news/7/7/4
Where did the Moon come from?
Katie Pennicott
Physics Web
3 July 2003
Astronomers believe that the Moon was formed when a Mars-sized body
smashed into the Earth, ejecting matter into orbit and lengthening our day to its
present value of 24 hours. Until
Mark,
You'd buy French helium 3? I doubt they will be sell to us a decade from how. I did write them a month back and they sell for $750/g. That is 75% cheaper than a billion dollars a metric ton, the current bench mark. However expect prices to rise with demand until Uranitian helium 3 arriv
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
July 3-9, 2003
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Kaiser Dune Avalanches (Released 03 July 2003)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2003/07/03/index.html
o (Released ndblown D
Montgomery Advertiser, Montgomery, Alabama
Park plan focuses on crater
By Nick Lackeos, Montgomery Advertiser
July, 9, 2003
http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/NEWS/StoryLocal2WETPARK09W.htm
This article discusses park planned for
Wetumpka Impact Crater in alabama.
yours,
Paul
Baton Rouge
Greetings List,
I apologize for the use of bandwidth, but I've gotten requests by many of you for slices of Park Forest. I still have 11 auctions running on eBay that end tomorrow evening. Incredible slices all starting at $10 per gram. I will be addding some more spectacular pieces later today s
Howard,
Howard
Wrote : By the way. Where do you get your helium 3?
-Ah, now
that would be telling! - Well ok
since you ask http://www.helium-3.com/ of course!!
Mark F.
> Yes, and is not Chicago called "The Windy City" ?
> To me this strewnfield looks absolutely perfect, if not just a tad
> scewed like (I think) by the wind.
> Mike Farmer
I suspect the winds aloft data are still readily available. Has anyone
taken a look at this?
Mark
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Mark,
I can not help in the search but will suggest one
thing. In your letter I would suggest some sort of language that releases them
from all liability if someone falls in a hole. Most places of this type want
responsibility from you for damage and to be released from any liability from
in
Mark,
Before they start bring back tons of moon dirt I plan to sell my collection.
Will use profits to buy earth rock to sell to decendants of space colonists.
Howard
By the way. Where do you get your helium 3?
mark ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Howard,
. No, we would si
Dear List,
I am drafting letters to the Calumet, Ravisloe, Cherry Hills, Flossmoor, Idlewild and Olympia Fields Country Clubs seeking official permission to conduct scientific, non-destructive searches of thier grounds after the first snow of the season. I will emphasize our interest in leaving e
Howard,
…. No, we would simply have another
cheap supplier of He3 !!J
Mind you It would actually be far more
profitable to just bring back moon rock, I am sure the first batch would sell
for a couple of million bucks a gram.
It amazes me that considering the amount
of money (
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