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UFO picture a saucer
wonderBy Kate UebergangJanuary 24, 2004
WHILE man is making his mark on Mars, some humans are wondering
if aliens have zoomed into Melbourne.
Hi Ron and List,
Visible in the photos are the Spirit lander, the parachute and backshell
Now, that is amazing!
Has MGS been able to locate Beagle2, or is it just too small to image?
-Walter
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G'day List,
Does anyone know if there is a direct relation between the
amount of nickel present in a meteorite and its hardness. For example; is a
meteorite with say 5% nickel softer than a meteorite with 15%-20% nickel? Does
this come down to Kamacite vs Taenite?
Thanks in advance,
Jeff
Michael and List,
Kudos to Proudtom once again!
Remember, if you're Proudtom and you run into me in Tucson, simply say the
following and I'll buy you dinner and a twelver of your favorite brew:
I am Proudtom and I want my free dinner and my free beer.
Jensen brothers take note. You have to
Hello Everyone,
What is the difference between a xenolith and a
polymict breccia?
Is it that the xenolithic host is igneous, whereas
the polymict breccia is sedimentary?
-Walter
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Greg,
Thanx for the personal update on the Spirit's position/status. Let's hope JPL
and others can get things back in working order over the next month. I, like
all of you was really looking forward to these early geological results. I'm
sure there is a lot of aching hearts out there right
I have a few auctions ending tonight. A slice of
Estherville, nice colorful slice of Abu moharek loaded with chondrules, and a
Park Forest Ind. ending tomorrow night.
All currently at give away prices.
Hi
Sorry for the length of this reply. Got carried away! Go to bottom 3 paragraphs for summary.
You are right.A polymict breccia descibes a sedimentary rock made up of angluar clasts of different rock whilst a monomict breccia refers to a sedimentary rock made up of angular clasts of the same
Walter,
They are trying to: locate Beagle 2, Pathfinder, image Spirit once away
from the glare of Columbia Memorial Station, and Polar Lander - althought
that is a very long shot to do so.
All the best
Greg Redfern
JPL NASA Solar System Ambassador
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Dear Stu,
Thanks! got the picture. The looks on both your faces tells the whole
story. Beautiful is as beautiful does. Talk about Major Impact of a
Meteoric kind! All my Respect, to all involved, and Best Success in
future efforts Stu, Marcie
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Oh dear god, that is what I needed this morning, 10 minute laugh.
I thought they were going to roast me in my own page.
Mike Farmer
PLEASE keep them coming.
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From: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, January
Hello List, If all works out as I am hoping, I will be in Tucson probably
just for Saturday the 7th but, if I am lucky, the 8th as well. Can't wait
to meet all of those I have not met yet, and can't wait to see the one's I
have met again! See you there!
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
IMCA 6168
remember that game i proposed?! I am proud tom. now i want free dinner and free beer. and since i won't be in tucson, you can just have it shipped to me online: http://www.joesstonecrab.com andups me a twelver of samiclaus or scaldis-whichever one's higher in alcohol.
From: "John K. Gwilliam"
Dear List Members and Proud Tom,
I have not updated the Tucson Information Page or posted to the list for
about a week as
I'm out of town do to an unexpected and very painful death in the family.
To Proud Tom,
I welcome being included in your fun. Please feel free to make fun of me,
alter my
It's getting down to the wire, but if you try doing a Google search for
Tucson Bed and breakfast you may be able to locate some accommodations for
less than the going $250/night rate for local hotels. Most of them are so
small they don't advertise, they count on word of mouth and repeat
Hello List,
I am having my own silent auction. I have several
perfect Park Forest specimens that I personally found on Winslow st. in Park
Forest the first day, with the exception of the 9.1 gram fragment from the stone
that fell through a home in Olympia fields.
All are in pristine
Dear List;
So, who is this Proud Tom who hides in the shadows of women's skirts?
What is the Sister Julia connection to Proud Tom?
Show your face, you coward!Not enough clues... he is but a
cowering dog who yields the knife in his key strokes!
Dave Freeman
The first priority is to get the rover out of this continuous
reboot mode. There was concern about the battery management
during these constant reboots. The rover was commanded into
a special 'crippled' mode, and this has been successfully achieved.
We are now downloading engineering data from
Hi all,
Last night I put up 5 more KILLER specimens, including a large,
thin full slice of a Shergotite, two different main mass end pieces
of eucrites, the main mass of the ONLY L7 available to private
collectors (essentially, this IS the only piece available to my knowledge
in the
Dear Proud Tom,
Thank you for changing the statement. You have my permission to call me an
xxxhole
but I just could not have a statement where we were calling others that.
Wait... you didn't write anything that makes fun of us. I know in that
twisted, cleaver brain
of yours is something to
Good afternoon list.I see proud tom is at it again.Well being the brunt of
his first page, I thought this was his best.I do feel sorry for sister
julia.I honestly believe, anything to do with our lord is an absolute
travisty.When it comes to putting anyone who is willig to serve for a life
time is
Dear List, Aziz and I are presenting 3 newly classified meteorites! An
L-7, yes, you see correctly! L-7!!! An EL 3 from NWA! And a highly
unusual Enstatite Achondrite!! Professionally prepared slices of these 3
will be available on our website beginning tomorrow. The main masses are
available now
Hiho Stevelist,
I hope there won't be the third round of Proud Tom mass mailing to this
list,
hoping all of you are attending the fair.
I can't wait for reading the list members# impressons from the show and I'm
especially looking forward on many pictures online from that event,
for all those
Dear All,
Who is Proud Tom? Will the Proud Tom please stand up!
Should we all contribute one vote for a poll just before the grand
assembly in Tucson?
Dave F.
not proud tom
Paul Harris wrote:
Dear Proud Tom,
Thank you for changing the statement. You have my permission to call
me an xxxhole
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Who is Proud Tom? .Should we all contribute one vote for a poll
I think it's Matteo.
Gregory
Steve,
Tell me you didn't just say/mean I honestly believe, anything to do with
our lord is an absolute travisty. :)
I am sure we all know what you meant.
Cheers.
tett
Owen Sound, Ontario
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From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Not trying to beat anyone with a scoop but since this hasn't hit the
list I am posting the info from Ed Majden's post to Meteorobs
Elton
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2004 18:14:48 -0800
From: Ed Majden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: (meteorobs) Jan 4 fireball meteorite recovery
I just received this email from
I want to correct something in an email I sent.I meant it is a travisty
against the lord to any that says or does anything against them.To those
people who serve god and are willing to do it threw self dedicated
sacrifice no one has the right to say or do anything that should put these
great
Hi list.I have 1 auction ending in 6 hours.A fragment of rifle,
colorado.And another with a whole wiluna stone tomorrow.It has 10 bids and
going up.Bid high and often.Good luck.
=
Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
I. M. C. A. MEMBER
Thanks, Proud Tom
I even like you! But you can be funnier than that. I look forward to
wondering if your in Tucson or not. Jim
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Guy Webster (818) 354-5011
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
Donald Savage (202) 358-1547
NASA Headquarters, Washington, D.C.
New Release: 2004-034 January 24, 2004
Spirit Condition Upgraded as Twin Rover Nears Mars
Hours before NASA's Opportunity rover
Hello Everyone,
I get email from people all the time who want me to
buy their meteorites but this one today was one of the msot bizaare. See
below.
-Walter
Hello !
My name is Göran Lindfors from Sweden.
Ihave found an extreme NASA Asteroid and it is the first time ever in
Sweden a big
Elton,
Thanx for news. I looked over Norbert's article he provided the other day and
I saw a reference in it to 6 percent nickel...which would make this fall an L
or LL chondrite, that is if the article written in Spanish was talking about
those particular pieces. I don't read/speak Spanish
Adam,
Great pictures of the CV3...congratulations. I look forward to seeing it in
person.
I'm assuming the dike flow piece is terrestrial, and not a meteorite. Very
cool...since I am a big fan of such material.
John
Dear List Members,
We have received a couple of emails in regards to
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Many big Satellite fragment and parts.
Extreme Lunar stones with plagioclase feldspar in black glass and matrix also including calcium.
Rare blue meteorite from Mars ( 1.000gr )
Many fine Pallasites with olivin and shocked quartz.
Allan Hills meteorite ( white )
Gregory-
Well, I am not sure as something might have gotten lost in the translation
but I think he is telling me that a giant asteroid has hit the HST (humm, maybe
that's why NASA wants to scrape it), causing parts of the telescope to crash to
earth and the "asteroid" itself is part
What the hay is a Tucson show fee number?
Michael
on 1/24/04 4:29 PM, David Freeman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Tucson List members,
Anyone want to offer the Tucson show fee number to me in private or the
general list? I forgot the exact number, 2.5K-ish?
Dave F. (staying home,
We have cruise stage separation. 9 minutes to atmosphere entry.
Ron Baalke
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Hi Greg,
Thanks very much for the information.
Do you know if the orbital elements of any of the orbiting spacecraft have
to be changed in order to facilitate trying to image any of the landers?
Looks like Opportunity will be landing in a few minutes.
-Walter
Hello,
Wow, it sounds like NASA packed a well
endowedmeteorite collection, placed it aboard the space telescopeand
shot it back out into space. The Nickel must have fallen out of some
technicianspocket when he was calibrating the instruments in the clean
room, prelaunch. TheExtreme NASA
Hello Everyone,
12:05 EDT. Positive confirmation!
Opportunity is on the ground!
Congratulations to everyone at JPL!
-Walter
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Hi Aubry,
Thanks very much for your comments.
Yes, I was considering rocks with a matrix. I must admit, I had not
thought of rocks without a matrix - clast supported vs. matrix supported.
That is a very interesting distinction.Now I have yet another term
with which I can try to impress my
Opportunity has landed on Mars, and it transmitting a signal.
Ron Baalke
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Michael B. posted:
What the hay is a Tucson show fee number?
Dear Michael:
That's the little ticket stub they give you, so you can see the Dancing Meteorite
Showgirls.
See y'all very soon for some Wild West capers in Tucson, Arizoney.
: )
Geoff N.
Can you say, retarded? They ahve named about every
space junk we have a name for. I guess they figure one of the items would catch
someone's interest.
Good luck.
Mike Farmer
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Hey all you smart people, can you please give your opinions on this? I need
to know
http://www.stresscure.com/hrn/einstein.html
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
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Hi everyone, I attended a special party at the LPL
at the Universityof Arizona tonight. We were linked up live with JPL and
watched the entire landing sequence live. It was great. I am still in awe that
people can send a machine 100 million miles away, send it at 12,000 miles per
hour
Tom, i am sorry but i didn't want to read all about Einstein, but could you
just tell me which meteorite he found or talks about?
Moni
From: Tom aka James Knudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Hey smart people, opinion?
Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2004 23:33:05 -0700
Moni Tom, i am sorry but i didn't want to read all about Einstein, but
could you just tell me which meteorite he found or talks about?
E=MC squared, E stands for Eucrite, MC stood for Meteor Crater!
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
IMCA 6168
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From: moni
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