In a message dated 8/12/2006 11:54:29 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
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I think everybody on this list knows Joel, the creater
and former editor of Meteorite Magazine. Over the past
few months Geoff Notkin and Maria Haas has been
putting together a thank you gift for his
But one more thing: How is Joel now? Has he
recovered? We haven't had any news from him in quite
a while.
I am sure we would all like to know.
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I actually went there expecting somebody very sick to
the point of him almost being an invalid on his death
bed
Our dear list member and astute defender of a lunar origin of tektites
died of a heart attack Monday, August 13, 2001. We all know how much he
enjoyed controversial discussions with regard to his beloved tektites
even though he needed dialysis almost daily. Wednesday, August 15, 2001,
his daughter
I tried sending this a couple of days ago but it never made it to the
list. Here goes again,
Aug. 11th the University of Oslo published the following article on
their website.
http://wo.uio.no/as/WebObjects/avis.woa/wa/visArtikkel?id=30585del=uniforum
Hi Dean,
Many thanks Dean for keeping us informed about Joel.
I have read your second post and must say that I'm really glad to read that
Joel looks well and seems to have recovered, even if he
is certainly still fighting.
We all appreciated Joel's efforts to contribute at such a high level to
Hi List,
Any members have any reports about the Perseids this
year??? (Socked in by clouds here in AR this time
around.)
Best wishes,
Robert Woolard
IMCA #8103
http://www.portalesvalleymeteorites.com
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Hi :-)
In germany, in ulm, best weather from 4 o' clock in the evening to
midnight (GMT +2). Saw about 25 big perseides in this night and one very
bright bolide from the constellation cygnus into saggitarius. An after
glowing trail, color turned white-blue with smoke. I think is was half
Incase anyone missed it, our August Meteorite Person of the Month is Darryl.
http://www.meteorite.com/Darryl_Futrell/
Thank you Bernd,
Paul
At 01:19 AM 8/13/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our dear list member and astute defender of a lunar origin of tektites
died of a heart attack Monday,
Pretty bad weather in Colorado, too, but I did catch about 100 meteors,
including a number of fireballs. A composite image and a few videos are
posted at http://www.cloudbait.com/science/perseid2006.html .
Chris
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Chris L Peterson
Cloudbait Observatory
Thanks for the photographs Dean. And a friendly nod to Geoff, Maria and AL
Lang.
Clear Skies,
Mark Bostick
www.meteoritearticles.com
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This is in response to the posting Stop thieves! Meteorite marauders of
Norway! by Michael Mazur. In his posting, Mr. Mazur says There aren't many
of us but I'd like to think that we're not thieves who don't care about
science as is implied by the article. If you disagree with Elen's
This is in response to the posting Stop thieves! Meteorite marauders of
Norway! by Michael Mazur. In his posting, Mr. Mazur says There aren't many
of us but I'd like to think that we're not thieves who don't care about
science as is implied by the article. If you disagree with Elen's
This is in response to the posting Stop thieves! Meteorite marauders of
Norway! by Michael Mazur. In his posting, Mr. Mazur says There aren't many
of us but I'd like to think that we're not thieves who don't care about
science as is implied by the article. If you disagree with Elen's
Hi List,
For your information - just in case you don't know who
is talking to you:
http://meteorites.pdx.edu/about_us.htm
http://web.pdx.edu/~mhutson/
Well, and here's an article in MAPS by Dr. Melinda Hutson
and Dr. Alexander Ruzicka
HUTSON M., RUZICKA A. (2000) A multi-step model for the
On Sun, 13 Aug 2006 10:53:24 +0200, you wrote:
And the first time such a meteorite has fallen since 1937. And, it is
the first time that more than two meteorite pieces have been found from
a meteorite fall in norwegian history. This means that there are
hundreds of pieces that will not be
Robert Woolard wrote:
Socked in by clouds here in AR this time around.
Same here in the Rhein-Main area, Germany:
- socked in
- clouded out
- face clouded over in disappointment :-(
but: Lots of Cloudids and Rainids ;-)
Bernd
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Hi Bob-
Wow, not my experience at all. I only discarded about 5 obvious
sporadics from the 95 meteors collected over three nights (70 of those
from the night of Aug 11/12). Normally I'd have around 20, but the poor
skies limited detections to bright meteors, which were mostly Perseids.
I am a scientist, not a collector or a dealer, and I see a bit of both
sides of
this issue. It is true that many meteorites have been found by
dealers/hunters
that would have just sat on the ground otherwise, as scientists do not go
out
into the field to search for meteorites (with the
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/August_14.html
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Hi all -
How are these NWA pieces getting provisional numbers
without positive ids as meteorites and thus samples
being obtained for scientific purposes? Who is
allowing them to be represented as meteorites without
proper id as such? Where is the dealers association?
What happened while I
A sincere thanks to ALL who replied to my question
concerning the Perseid display this year. And what a
superb job you did in particular, Chris! Very
impressive.
Best wishes,
Robert Woolard
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Sorry about sending 3 copies of my long post. My email told me two of them were
undelivered (bounced) when they apparently actually went through.
Melinda Hutson
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