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Mars connection to Seaton beach 'find'
Midweek Herald (United Kingdom)
24 January 2007
THE chances of anything coming from
Hi,
Are there any BIMS members with more insight on this?
Thanks,
Ken Newton
Ron Baalke wrote:
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Mars connection to Seaton
On Wed, 24 Jan 2007 13:23:23 -0500, you wrote:
Hi,
Are there any BIMS members with more insight on this?
Sounds like BS to me. A shiny, metallic Martian?
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Sounds like BS to me. A shiny, metallic Martian?
The article didn't say it was metallic. Shergottites
tend to have a glossy fusion crust. But I'm a skeptic
until I see confirmation from a reputable laboratory.
Ron B.
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Mr Pavey continued: I took it to Eve's in Seaton
and they put
me onto an expert in Scotland, so I flew up there
and had it
checked out.
He compared it to other specimens and said it was
almost
definitely a meteorite from Mars.
I often carry a bit around to show different
people.
I
On Wed, 24 Jan 2007 10:56:21 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
Sounds like BS to me. A shiny, metallic Martian?
The article didn't say it was metallic. Shergottites
tend to have a glossy fusion crust. But I'm a skeptic
until I see confirmation from a reputable laboratory.
Looking back over the
Hi
The first I have heard of this too...it seemed to imply it was found
using his metal detector...so dubious about Martian!!!
I can only think that it was Rob Elliot it was shown to also!
Graham Ensor, Nr Barwell UK
Rob McCafferty wrote:
Mr Pavey continued: I took it to Eve's in Seaton
and
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