I changed the subject as this topic took a different path from the
original posting.
There are strong evidence that the Ultuna meteorite found in 1944 is
paired with the 1869 Hessle fall. Classified as H chondrites. I don't
know the weathering grade of Ultuna.
I had the happy coincidence to
Steve,
I have a problem with you having a problem with
Paul having a problem with others having a problem.
Sincerely, Michael
on 5/2/08 5:30 PM, Paul Harris at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Steve!
You're absolutely right :-) I owe you a beer on that one!
Paul
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http://www.rocksfromspace.org/May_3_2008.html
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Hi Graham, Göran all,
I believe Pultusk would be another good example. Here's an example that
Marcin has:
http://www.polandmet.com/_pultusk.htm
Cheers,
Jeff
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From: Göran Axelsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'm reading Paul Davies' The Fifth Miracle. In chapter 6 it refers to
the 1996 discovery by Taylor, Baggaley and Steel of inter-stellar dust
particles entering the earth's atmosphere in the form of fast (
70-km/s) meteors:
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v380/n6572/abs/380323a0.html
It
Periodicity for mass extinctions correlated with movements thru galactic plane.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/05/080502092145.htm
The Sun's Movement Through Milky Way Regularly Sends Comets Hurtling,
Coinciding With Mass Life Extinctions
ScienceDaily (May 2, 2008) — The sun's
Hi Mark,
The nano diamonds in Allende CAI's are considered to be samples of
extra-solar origin; at least they show isotopic values that don't match with
any of the other values measured for materials of our solar system
(including meteorites).
I believe there were studies of other (Antarctic)
Hi Mark and all,
As Norbert pointed out, only small microscopic inclusions have been
found that probably contain extra solar material. No specimen that we
have ever found is uniquely from another solar system. There are a
number of reasons for this. First any material would have to travel
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I recall an analysis that predicted the rate we might encounter
extrasolar material, and it was high enough to suggest that the Earth
has actually crossed paths with such stuff. But statistically, the
velocity of extrasolar material is likely to be very high- well above
the solar escape
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Lest we forget that one year ago, a tornado ripped through Greensburg,
Kansas, destroying most of it. Many of the members of this list contributed
and worked the effort to donate to the reconstruction of the town.
For those who might be interested, the Discovery
Michael,
You know what?
I have a problem with you having a problem with me having a problem with
Paul having a problem with others saying there is a problem, because I
EXPRESSLY
stated my last post that I had NO problem with Paul having a problem with
others saying there is a problem.
Hi Norbert, list , -
isn't presolar extrasolar too, in a certain sense?
See f.e.: http://www.psrd.hawaii.edu/Dec02/TagishLake.html
Best,
Matthias
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Hi all,
I have never been strong on the scientific side of meteoritics.
However, would such material entering the earth's atmosphere
at ultra super speeds POSSIBLY be responsible the Tunguska
Event, where evidence was blown to smithereens?
Best wishes, Michael
on 5/3/08 6:02 AM,
There's a PDF of the full paper linked from the abstract. If the results
are correct (it's 12 years old, I don't know if the findings have been
challenged since) then we would seem to have a steady stream of
interstellar particles from at least 2 discrete extra-solar sources.
I wonder if
I have a few pieces that have broken off collection pieces. No sense in
throwing them out when you can make a few bucks! Here is what I have
available:
ALHA 76009 Antarctic Meteorite .396 gr. Flat fragment 12x10x3mm GREAT
surface-to-weight ratio $39
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Everything is SOLD. Thanks!
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Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2008 11:32 AM
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: [meteorite-list] AD - Macro/Micro Break-Off Sale
I have a few
Is this waste of bandwidth and clutter in my mail box
ever going to end?
Don
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael,
You know what?
I have a problem with you having a problem with me
having a problem with
Paul having a problem with others saying there is a
problem, because I
Good Candidate for Extra-Solar:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=220231005786
I think this guy might be off his meds again.
Take Care,
Adam
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Don,
Probably not.
Sterling
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Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2008 1:45 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] What the heck is going on?? Nothing!!!
It'sDEAD!!! JOKE
Hi All,
The AMOR radars that are used to detect
meteoroids at altitude all find a few percent of
them have velocities too high to have originated
in our solar system's gravitational family. The
fast particles have a preferred origin, from which
more than a quarter of them originate, a patch
NO!
And if you keep complaining, we are all going to
Come over to your house, tie you up and tickle you!
Michael
on 5/3/08 11:45 AM, Don Rawlings at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this waste of bandwidth and clutter in my mail box
ever going to end?
Don
--- [EMAIL
Hello Dave and All,
Thanks for the post. As many of you know, my house in Greensburg was
destroyed by the tornado one year ago tomorrow. Well, technically, it wasn't
totally destroyed then, but by the time the city came along and bulldozed it
without my permission it was then totally
well! I have been loaned a fantastic Swift petrological microscope and
about 100 terrestrial t/s (but only one meteorites NWA 869)!
It is one heckkuva piece and I foresee a huge learning curve any good
and informative 101s out there in web world I can go to?
ta
dave
IMCA #0092
Hi Jeff/All,
Thanks to those who replied to my question about survival of Chondrites
in wet climates. The Pultusk, found in 2006 after more than a century in
a wet climate, is an excellent example Jeff.
Great pieces Marcin.
I suppose that means that larger pieces of Barwell may still be
Hello Everyone,
A meteorite collector on another forum discovered this. He is not a member
of this list so credit goes to him.
Here is a video of Dr. Monika Kress discussing searching for meteorites in
Antarctica as part of ANSMET.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHcCLWZuJbc
BTW, in case
Steve,
Thank you very much for taking the time to provide such a deeply personal,
heart-felt, and insightful reply. I went through a wide range of emotions
while reading your post. On one extreme, feeling happy and proud for the
people staying to rebuild Greensburg and on the other end of
Hello List
I have several new ebay autions ending tomorrow and some that just started,
LL3.1, beautifull unclassified CV3, oriented NWA chondrite, Pultusk samples,
Pultusk medal and more.
All start from 1 cent/1 euro
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-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[
Think about this one,
One days money pissed away in Iraq would rebuild every
building/home/landscaping/ everything else imaginable
in Greensburg Kansas.
One day, hell, likely a few hours of that money, spent
every minute of every day for the last 5 years.
Makes you sick doesnt it? And if it
Want a real joke? Watch the self promotion on cash
and treasures.
Or wear tye-dyed every day of your life.
Don
--- Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NO!
And if you keep complaining, we are all
going to
Come over to your house, tie you up and tickle you!
Michael
Dave,
Thanks for the comments.
I think what makes this extra tough is that there is no real right way to
rebuild.
Mike mentioned the money being spent in the war in Iraq, and how it could
rebuild Greensburg in a few minutes. His comment is true as a political
statement.
However, some
Aw, Don,
Now you're just being mean and nasty. You're
Better than that!
Michael
on 5/3/08 3:40 PM, Don Rawlings at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Want a real joke? Watch the self promotion on cash
and treasures.
Or wear tye-dyed every day of your life.
Don
--- Michael L
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Hi all,
Isn't it ironic that the point of my original post
entitled What the heck is going on?? was that sane,
rational, intelligent, list members not argue with
each other.
We're right back where we started from!!
Ruben Garcia
Phoenix, Arizona
http://www.mr-meteorite.com
My favorite site is the Nikon
http://www.microscopyu.com/tutorials/java/polarized/crystal/index.htmlYou
can read for hours. This link is to the cross
polarized light section but you can click on the links to the left to go to
any techniques.
Watch out! Once you get hooked, you will
Hi all,
I just wanted to thank everyone for watching my
videos!! Also special thanks to Jim and Paul at
www.meteorite-times.com for allowing me to film these
fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants videos for them over the
last year.
In just over 10 months I've received over 100,000
views and (almost as many
Hi All,
Having a special sale this Sunday night (Bidding Ends 8:35pm PST) on one
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