Dennis Cox reports YD ice comet fragment airburst melt rocks now in labs for
expert study: cosmictusk.blog: Rich Murray 2010.10.08
http://rmforall.blogspot.com/2010_10_01_archive.htm
Friday, October 8, 2010
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Hi, Ted, List,
If you're looking for a "universal" message to send,
here's the one and only "official" message to aliens,
sent one-time only to the M-13 star cluster 25,000
light years away on Novemeber 15, 1974:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arecibo_message
The Wiki gives the full explanation of
Listmembers...
I present for your approval: A 618 gram Sikhote-alin with lots of flow lines
and orientation features. The photos are worth a look. Listed on ebay as an
auction.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200528659863
The remainder of my items are listed as "buy
OK, That makes sense. So we just leave it up to the Russians to bring down
our sats??
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From: "Steve Dunklee"
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2010 11:38 AM
To: ; ;
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] '100 percent' chance for life on
newlyfoundplanet?
I am happy to read that M-List Member Jim Brady has re-discovered a
"lost cache" of my book, "The Art of Collecting Meteorites" among the
shamrocks growing in his basement. He is offering these fairly priced
"signed and low-numbered" copies for sale. I hope any potential
readers in Euro-land will
There is a wrinkle here. Early broadcasts are too low
in power to make us very radio-bright. But after WWII,
the energy and the wider spectrum make our profile
soar to phenomenal levels. TV was a major contributor
to our emergence as a bright radio source, astronomically.
Then, in the 70's, we be
Aloha
Alas, WCX was operating in the "AM" band - a bit above 500kHz - and these
signals don't do a very good job at getting out of the ionosphere.
http://www.michiguide.com/history/am.html
To get ETs attention, you have to wait until VHF signals start to be emitted
from planet earth - and fair
Kevin and list
When Kevin first made this book available I purchased a box of
them,I believe it was 25 signed and numbered copies.Recently during a
house move I discovered I still had 8 of these spare.Number 118 is
personally signed to me but the others numbered 119 to 127 are simply
num
With his faithful Indian companion "Tonto"
The Daring and resourceful,
Masked Rider of the plains,
Led the fight for Law and Order
In the early Western United States.
No where in the pages of History
Can one find a greater Champion of Justice.
Return with us now to those thrilling days of yestery
Hello All,
On Saturday, August 28, 2010, Marcin introduced his latest eucrite
to us: NWA 6309, a polymict, silica- and plagioclase-rich eucrite.
Today I finally got my 8.7-gram slice and one of the thin sections
he is offering.
Even though this is not my first eucrite (meanwhile there are 86 euc
To raise money to fund the printing of more copies for re-sale of "The
Art of Collecting Meteorites", here is an offer any collector can
afford.
Six meteorites with names. Three "falls". No "junk". The price for the
set is $50 + mail to wherever.
1. El Hammami H5 (Mauritania) Found 1997. Superb b
Back when NWA were popularly known only as the initials for "Northwest
Airlines", a collector would wait years to fill the rarer
classifications for his/her "type collection." Rumarutis,
acapulcoites, angrites and the like were beyond the budgets of most
people.
Such was the case with CR2's. No on
Last week I sought the opinions of this august group regarding
publishing my book, "The "Art of Collecting Meteorites", solely as an
"e-book" as my supply of hard copies nears a complete sell out.
Resoundingly, you said "no way".
But most responders added an acknowledgement that ebooks represent
Would you contact us after hearing (seeing?) our radio and TV broadcasts?...
hmmm
Interesting stuff
Greg S.
> Date: Thu, 7 Oct 2010 09:13:59 -0700
> From: steve.dunk...@yahoo.com
> To: sterling_k_w...@sbcglobal.net; geo...@aol.com;
> meteorite-list@met
you are forgetting the first commercial radio stations. WJR which was WCX began
broadcasting in 1922 . Thats about 88 light years of radio signals from
Detroit. I wonder what they would think of us hearing music and shows like "the
lone ranger" and "flash gordon" . If there is anyone out there.
I don't remember the FCC code but the rules only allow transmissions of radio
signals on specific wavelengths and powers. You would have to apply for a
licence specifically for extra terestrial transmissions. And I dont think they
would grant one. If you accidently sent a 2k watt signal at the s
test,delet please
Said Haddany
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Sorry how can there be 100% chance of life???
The temperature is suspected to be very approx -20C on a good day, we
know nothing about any atmosphere (it could have lost it for all we
know), we know nothing about the chemical structure of the planet, and
we don't even have a highly accurate idea
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