Hello Everybody, Just added a slice of the Happy Canyon meteorite (EL7) to my photo gallery. The photo shows a nice polished side and reflects its true color wellsomething not too easy with this strange meteorite. I've been adding Gallery photos to my website every few days, but since I had
you should see the word for RF (radio frequency), its literally a string of
words describing what it is
Mark
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Bernd,
Being from the hills myself...my natural dumb-looked-on-my-face response would
be something like...
"So, collecting meteorites is like collecting long, but different German
words...then trading them on occasion when you have part-word duplicates?"
At least Mark Twain thought so. Th
Just like the nerve gas foopah in Utah?
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> Oh, for Pete's sake... having watched the paranoid delusion
Oh, for Pete's sake... having watched the paranoid delusions develop on
Zetatalk about "Planet X", and the Natinal Gubbmint Conspeeracee to conceal
mind-altering Chemtrails, I hereby stamp this one with the Flying Pig award
for Dumbness.
"Government conspiracy coverup -- film at 11."
Tracy Lat
Oops, forgot about Bernd being on the list :-)
My apologies!
-Walter
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Branch Meteorites
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Savannah, GA 31420
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Dear List Members,
This might explain Earl from Oakville's email. Oakville is very much like
"Area 51" according to these reports and it is only 14 miles from Elma.
Black helicopters and Biological Warfare seemed to be popular subjects in
Oakville. These are must see web-site links below:
http
Hi Walter, Bob, Norbert and List,
Gotta get this off my chest before heading for the bunk:
> The German term would be "Scheinmeteorit" - alles klar ;-?
Does this translate back into English like that:
"all-clear shining meteorite" ???
> "Schrecklicheschlackestienen" sounds familiar, too,
Oh
well, me again...;- Peter Jenniskens personal with links;
http://leonid.arc.nasa.gov/pjenniskens.html
best rgds,
pekka
Marco Langbroek wrote:
I might add: besides the AMS and other amateur meteor organizations who run
or have run radio meteor scatter programs, I know Peter Jenniskens at the
S
Also please have a look at http://www.rmob.org , with every month world
wide forward scatter reports.
Chris
At 22:47 24/07/2003 +0200, Marco Langbroek wrote:
>I might add: besides the AMS and other amateur meteor organizations who run
>or have run radio meteor scatter programs, I know P
In response to " another aspect of our hobby" Thanks alot Mark,
appreciate your getting back to me and links. Best Regards, Marcie : )
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Marcia & List,
I also found this link on using a normal FM radio (but it
would work with AM/SW) http://www.space.com/spacewa
Hello, Marco and the list,
there may be some usefull links on;
http://www.ursa.fi/ursa/jaostot/meteorit/linkeng.html
at least link to Hirosho Ogava´s homepage in Japan.
Ilkka Yrjola´s very good homepage can be found from;
http://www.sci.fi/~oh5iy/
Also Esko Lyytinen in Finland co-operates wit
Hi Walter, Bob, and List,
The German term would be "Scheinmeteorit" - alles klar ;-?
However, "Schrecklicheschlackestienen" sounds familiar, too,
although you won't find it in any dictionary...
Best regards from good old Germany,
Norbert
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I might add: besides the AMS and other amateur meteor organizations who run
or have run radio meteor scatter programs, I know Peter Jenniskens at the
SETI-institute is running a global radio meteor scatter network in which a
number of amateurs with automated setups (where the computer logs the
refl
> Who can help with 13,15 and 21?
Peter,
I believe there is a picture of the #13 meteoritic iron axe in the "Handbook
of Iron Meteorites" by Vagn Buchwald (3 vols., 1975).
Hope this helps you out!
- Marco
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Hello Everyone,
If anyone thinks a lapidary saw blade can't hurt
you, take it look at this:
http://www.branchmeteorites.com/misc/thumb.jpg
Interestingly, I didn't even know anything happened
until the slurry over the saw blade started taking on a reddish
ting.
A combination of not eno
Hi Frank , Allen and all,
many thanks for your answers.
To #5: Nininger writes in «Our stone-pelted planet» p. 35:
Diamonds in meteorites: Novo-Urei, Canyon Diablo, Magura.
To #13(?): «Our stone-pelted planet» FIG.33 shows a mexican barreta made of
meteoritic iron - but I couldn't find more in
Well, this is statring to sound like "Area 51" -case, government
types included, just the aliens are missing...;-
take care,
pekka
Adam Hupe wrote:
Dear List Members,
I think this email might be joke but I found it to be entertaining so I will
share it with the list. I received it two days ago
Dear List Members,
I think this email might be joke but I found it to be entertaining so I will
share it with the list. I received it two days ago and nobody will own up
to it. I omitted the swearing.
***
Hupes,
You don't know me but I fr
Bob-
Es ist nicht so Klar, ya?
Vielleicht, meteor"falsch" order vielleicht meteor"unrecht" order...
bis spater
-Walter
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Walter Branch, Ph.D.
Branch Meteorites
PO Box 60492
Savannah, GA 31420
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Fro
Was bedeutet "meteor-wrong" auf Deutsch?
Okay? I'll just make up a word:
Schrecklicheschlackestienen ...
... couldn't finish typing out the word - my hand
cramped-up!
;-)
Bob V.
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[meteorite-list] Cool Ataxite on german eBay :-)
PolandMET.
WOW, nice piece of crap slag specimen for 150,000
Euros. Are they trying to sell the Eiffel Tower and
Vatican along with it for that price?
Mike Farmer
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http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3234880035&category=44608
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> I firt time see
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3234880035&category=44608
I firt time see ataxite like "THIS" one.
And this price hihi 150 000 euro
-[ MARCIN CIMAŁA ]-[ I.M.C.A.#3667 ]-
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http://www.amsmeteors.org/radmet.html
The AMS Radiometeor Project
For nearly forty years the American Meteor Society
(AMS) has encouraged its amateur members to experiment
with the establishment of forward scatter receiver
systems. First successes in this area were had by the
Kansas Meteor Group,
Slightly off topic, I understand it is also realitively easy to "listen" to the magnetic fields of Jupiter using shortwave radio.
Howard Wu"GEORGE BLAHUN JR." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello everyone. Listening to meteors or communicating with another stationutilizing the ionized trails of met
Hi Mike and List Members,
I see you got a letter from officer BeAlert. This whole thing is turning
out to be kind of weird. The three teenagers said they saw dust being
kicked up from the shot-put pit right after witnessing the fireball. I have
no doubt about the fireball because it was witness
Melrose also has a very large amount of copper
compaired to other meteorites, and copper is also a
bi-product in gold mining.
In fact, Nininger pointed out that the very visible
copper found in Melrose in the form of large grains
should be compared to so called Eaton meteorite which
was copper ent
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/afp/20030721/carbon.html
Mass Extinction from Buried Carbon?
AFP/ABC Science Online
July 23, 2003
A vast reservoir of carbon is stashed beneath the Earth's crust
and could be released by a major volcanic eruption, unleashing a
mass extinction of the kind that last
Travis BE-ALERT? This whole Elma, Washington thing has smacked of Green Acres from the start. Pedestrians beware . . . Zsa Zsa Gabor's in town!
Kindest Regards,
Mark
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Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM).
Note: forwarded message attached.
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Mr. Farmer;
I'm not sure if you are the right person to contact
but I am quite ignorant to this subject. About two weeks ago a large meteor
entered the sky over the Grays Harbor County area in Washington State. I
witnessed the firebal
Hello all.
I have special offer of MORASKO IIICD.
Location: Morasko, Poznan, Poland
Found: 1914 and later
This is end piece, not etched,
WEIGHT: 4993 gram
PRICE : 2500$
http://www.polandmet.com/gfx_morasko/morasko1.jpg
http://www.polandmet.com/gfx_morasko/morasko2.jpg
http://www.polandmet.com/g
Hello List
In case there is anyone on the list wanting to
follow up on Meteorites/craters in India, i would be glad to help with info
as well as travel help. I go to India once or twice a year
from the Chicago Area, and do go to remote areas with the conservation
work i am somewhat involv
Hello everyone. Listening to meteors or communicating with another station
utilizing the ionized trails of meteors is something many amateur (HAM)
radio operators do frequently. If anyone is interested they can get some
information (some free, some not) at the www.ARRL.com website. It is the
he
Marcia & List,
I also found this link on using a normal FM radio (but it
would work with AM/SW) http://www.space.com/spacewatch/leonids_spacewatch_021115.html
Of course with the annual Persied
meteor shower coming up it might be worth try.
Here also is a list of annual meteor
Good morning list.I have 5 auctions going on right now on ebay.They are
under the name ILLINOISMETEORITES.View at your liesure, and bid often.
steve
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Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
I. M. C. A. MEMBER #6728
Illinois Meteorites
website
Hi Marcia!
I am told that you at least can hear meteor pings, on pretty much any
radio, but there are some things to bear in mind.
1. The Antenna, needs to be 'good' since you are receiving a relatively
weak signal that is reflected from the meteor, (I.E the better your
antenna the more pings y
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