build for you a similar Tom Idiot site therefore
then you laugh of taste Does anyone have
a clue as to the subliminal message above?
I'm still working on,
Fairies still the smiles and the struck ones
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Hi, Randy,
I'll take the pledge.
I hereby solemnly swear (and/or affirm) to stick to discussions of
nothing but meteorites and tektites (and asteroids and impacts and Mars
and orbital mechanics and interstellar dust and other planets and
spaceflight and comets and fall rates and fish
Hello All,
Since many of you are bored with the recent enthusiasm over the Proudtom
issue, I'd like to get things moving back in the general direction of
meteorites. So, here it is.
Who is going to attend the up coming Tucson Show? I'm looking forward to
seeing old friends and meeting those
Dear listees,
I remember heaving read an article in MAPS (2002?) regarding the specific
geomorphological history of the Dar al Ghani plateau. One of the authors must have
been Dr. Jochen Schlueter from the Mineralogical Institute University of Hamburg
Germany. The article related on the
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Who is going to attend the up coming Tucson Show?
I'll be there, probably around the 6th - 11th, or thereabouts.And in a completely unrelated matter ;-)I'mpresently mulling the possibility of selling my 1986-vintageCelestron 8" Schmidt Cassegrain (considering an
Hi all,
As has been mentioned before the strange dialect below is due to Matteo
using a software translator to translate his Italian to English. It cannot
handle his colloquialism's.
I would suggest (again as has been mentioned before) that Matteo :
1) upgrade his translator software then test
Hello
I have sent to you 5 emsils for have informations on
the Orissa auction I have win, but probably you make
feint not to read. I have ask the refund of the
auction why you have mistake the text:
For the first time ever I am 0ffering a piece of the
new ORRISSA meteorite that fell in september
I not have problems, if the persons want I put in
italian and after who wants translate it in English
Regards
Matteo
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Hi all,
As has been mentioned before the strange dialect
below is due to Matteo
using a software translator to translate his
I not have problems!!! Ok, unbelievable. I'm done. I can't tolerate one more
comment from this character. It's me. I'm crazy. I surrender to the Italian
brain police!!
I not have problems, if the persons want I put in
italian and after who wants translate it in English
Regards
Matteo
and this is the nice person of Steve...same school of
another person. Ah, for who want a real piece of
Orissa, I have in arrive 40 grams from a my friend in
India, not Atul Kumar but a my friend live and work
near Jharkhand, its a Father Missionary have received
this piece from a person live near
Dear List,
Randy Mils listed 10 humorous reasons Bush desires
to return to the Moon.
One can speculate on the political reasons. Space
activists in the past have generally been part of the
Republican coalition--at least since the 1970's.
However, Bush is alienating a lot of them by banning
or
Svend Buhl asked:
Since I couldn't find the text online
and interlending via the local university
would take up to two weeks I thought Ill
have a try with the list. Maybe one of
you has archived MAPS and remembers the
article. If someone could provide a
scan this would be very helpful.
I
Hello List, Other cases of falling ash might include: Ship south of Newfoundland (1895) http://www.meteoritearticles.com/znp05081895~ns3.html Meteorite Dust Hit Cornfield, Maryland (1879) http://www.meteoritearticles.com/znp07051879DJ.html Thanks, Mark Bostick - Original Message -
Orrisa fell at the begining of a record monsoon if you recall Mike
Farmer's post from the scene.
I don't know why Orrisa is full of metal--go figure that a meteorite
with metal..I ask for my money back!
Elton
M come Meteorite Meteorites wrote:
Hello
Why Orissa, a fresh fall, have sign of
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
December 4-10, 2003
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Polygons near Lyot Crater (Released 04 December 2003)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2003/12/04/index.html
This
Great Idea Mark! The tank lid of an american standard toilet will also
work in a pinch--or so I've been told...(grin) The back of a floor tile
can be used also. Watch about using shards as they also can cut.
A good diagnostic streak is at least the size of a jumbo pencil lead.
Minerals
http://www.wishtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=1558562%20%20nav=0Ra7Jafg
Builders Find Possible Meteorite at Construction Site
Associated Press
December 10, 2003
Two Shelby county home builders are trying to find out if a rock they
found imbedded in foam insulation at a construction site could be a
Office of News Services
University of Colorado-Boulder
Boulder, Colorado
Contact:
Larry Esposito, (303) 492-5990, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joshua Colwell, (303) 492-6805
Jim Scott, (303) 492-3114
Dec. 8, 2003
Rings Around The Planets: Recycling Of Material May Extend Ring Lifetimes
Although rings
ok, boys and girls out there in skyrock land, we are going to play a little game. it's called, "to tell the truth". yea, that's the one -just like the 70's game show you remembered. there will be 3 contestants-one of which, is the REAL "tom" (tom if yer watching, we somehelp from you here). the
you forgot the 3 sleestacks form "land of the lost" (the sid'n' marty kroft mega-flop) for sargeant-at-arms.
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1. Sponge
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/03344/249503.stm
Are falling ice balls a product of global warming?
By Michael Woods
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
December 10, 2003
BARCELONA, Spain -- A Spanish-American scientific team will be scanning the United
States this winter for what might be one of the
Hi JD and List,
My advice is, ask the seller. They should know the difference.
And if they don't, walk away...
-Walter
--
www.branchmeteorites.com
Walter Branch, Ph.D.
Branch Meteorites
PO Box 60492
Savannah, GA 31420
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Hi Tracy,
Tks. for your interesting info.
I would like to know more about that island in the Azores (?) being watched
for a possible massive landslide.
If my memory is right, I think that I read (quite sometime ago, some 2 yrs
ago or so), about something similar - but refering to one of the
He believes the object burned its way into the material.
Here we go with those burning meteorites again
- Original Message -
From: Ron Baalke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 10:32 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Builders
A recently published paper argues that the
Permian-Triassic extinction was not caused
by an asteroid or comet impact. The paper is:
E. Heydari and J. Hassanzadeh. 2003, Deev
Jahi Model of the Permian-Triassic boundary
mass extinction: a case for gas hydrates as
the main cause of biological
(English follows)
Ciao Matteo,
ORISSA è un posto umido ed abbastanza tropicale. Possibilmente per quel motivo i meteoriti in modo da sono ossidati. Anche se non sono esperto nelle condizioni di ossidazione (e di stabilità) dei metalli, sembra a me che la maggior parte dei le scoperte è delle
I would like to note that people need to learn a
little about how to describe their meteorites. I have been perusing ebay, and I
note so many flawed descriptions.
People are either 1, trying to deceive, or 2, just
clueless about what they have.
For instance, Steve Arnold list a piece of
Hello John and esteamed [sic] List,
Hey John? Haven't heard from you in a while.
From what your wrote it sounds as if some meteorites
might have landed about 150 miles to the east of you!
Guess where that is?
That's right, beautiful Kingman, AZ. !!
I wonder if Proud Tom heard a sonic-boom?
If
Hello Meteoritisters,
I tried to respond with a bilingual message in Italian / English, but I guess the list spit it back at me without posting, for whatever reason.
In any case, Matteo's question was actually a quite valid observation. While I have no meteorite collection, I have visited
Cough, cough, the TV station says it allWISHTV didn't anyone
catch that?
Dave F. (who wishes too)
Kevin Fly Hill wrote:
He believes the object burned its way into the material.
Here we go with those burning meteorites again
- Original Message -
From: Ron Baalke [EMAIL
Down Here in Texas we call that medium sized hail. Nutn' much to
worrywith since the ol' tin roof patches pretty easy (when ya finely get
'roun' toit), jus sorta hard on the cotton crop.
Fly Hill
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To: Meteorite Mailing List [EMAIL
Hello
Jose Campos wrote:
I would like to know more about that island in the Azores (?) being
watched for a possible massive landslide. If my memory is right, I
think that I read (quite sometime ago, some 2 yrs ago or so), about
something similar - but refering to one of the Canary islands -
Hi Bob and List, I heard nothing and saw nothing! :
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
Yea, that's right,
The proudest member of the IMCA # 6168
- Original Message -
From: Robert Verish [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite-list Meteoritecentral [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003
This is oriented...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=3239item=2209729716
Bid high and bid often.
Jim Strope421 Fourth StreetGlen Dale, WV 26038
Catch a Falling Star Meteoriteshttp://www.catchafallingstar.com
- Original Message -
From:
Michael
It wasn't the gun that killed him, it was the bullet that went through
his heart..
What part of the study explained how such a flourishing ecosystem
suddenly went so wrong. So many young scientists making headline news by
concentrating on secondary concequences...
CharlyV
-Original
Thanks Jeff,
Does that mean I have to travel to Australia and ply you with two six packs of beer to find out what "Donga" means?
Regards, Fred
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JD,
Many of the meteorites found in desert environments have been subjected to
sand blasting for many years. This can alter the fusion crust to
different degrees depending on time and conditions. I've seen many
meteorites from the NWA region that have had most if not all of the fusion
crust
oh my, yes, that is the coolest SA I have seen in a
long time!
Mike Farmer
- Original Message -
From:
Jim
Strope
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 4:40
PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Note on
meteorite descriptions
This is
Good Question and a long standing sleeper discussion on the list.
Most of all of the NWA's I have actually held in my hand don't show what
is true desert varnish. Many however show wind polishing and that
abrades the original fusion crust away to a degree. The cheaper
NWA's are so
Hello Everyone,
I am back also. I see somethings never change. Matteo still keeps the list
fired up. Hi Matteo!
The link for the Proud Tom website doesn't work. However I did find the
link shown below, with a video, where Proud Tom is for sale for only
$10,000.
Hi, All,
In a wildfire more immense than our wildest dreams, there will be large amounts of
unburnt vegetation IF the fire consumes enough oxygen over a wide enough area that the
local oxygen level drops below the level required to sustain combustion at the
ambient temperature of the fire.
Super idea Mark! So the competition for the holiday contest "Best Sounding Fictitious Meteorite Names" is on! Just come up with ten names that you'd like to see in the Meteoritical Bulletin and I will award a "Meteorhall Grand Prize". More on the prize list later, and I promise that the prizes
Let me throw my hat in the ring:
In the reign of the great Hawaiian chief Houmanahoumana, there were reports
of great explosions and strange lights coming from the direction of the
volcano. Several valiant warriors and kahunas made the trek to investigate
the alarums and excursions, and
Hi list,
Alan Heldebrand (discoverer of Chix.) did not believe that a global
wildfire was possible either. In one of his papers he cited the work he
did with C.Belcher a few years ago:
(Quote, reproduced without permission)
Belcher et al. (submitted) have established that no charcoal occurs in
In a message dated 12/10/2003 1:38:04 AM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Who is going to attend the up coming Tucson Show? I'm looking forward to
seeing old friends and meeting those of you that I haven't met in person.
I hope to be in Tucson from sometime on February 1 to
In a message dated 12/10/2003 1:37:48 AM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Old Timers, you, over there sitting on the cracker barrels! Isn't it
obvious that Randy has never been through one of the tektite wars? You
think that this was bad, Randy? Why, I remember back in... '99,
Heck yeah mate! Lucky I don't live up North though cause then
you'd have to bring a bottle of bourbon or rum as well! ;-)
Hic, Hic, Uuuurrrpp!
Jeff KuykenI.M.C.A. #3085www.meteorites.com.auwww.meteoritesaustralia.com
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It was pointed out to me that, having produced one fictitious meteorite, I
need to come up with another 9 (thanks, John!) So to fulfill my contractual
obligations, here are the other 9:
1. Nexxium -- this one crashed into a nursing home.
2. Viagra 1 and 2 -- the first one pulverized a
Or as I call them, the IMCA Wars, the Bessey Wars and the Casper Wars.
Jesus, was that five years ago already?
The Matteo Wars pale in comparison but seem to have greater solidarity.
There will always be something.
See you in Tucson,
Rob Wesel
--
We are the music makers...
and we
I am not proud tom. and I have been around since May of
'98Captn' Casper and Captn' Morgan, Bessy wars, cola wars. Who was
that woman that liked to post a lot??? and knew it all??? Tell me
old timerstrivia!
Very Fond Memorites.
DAve F. oldtimer
Rob Wesel wrote:
Or
Well, can aggree. At least the abstract doesn´t say anything about the
high Ir in the
K/T-boundry. Don´t know the background of these scientists, but it might
be more
from (mare) chemistry than from geology. Just my 2 cents...;-
Hi Anne,
I forgot about that stuff. I have been around since the fall of 1999 or so.
I met a lot of people on the list at the 2000 Tuscon show and the auction.
I am planning on going in 04.
Randy Duncan
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Please. Way back in 1999?
oh yes!!
in 1999, then in 2000 then again in 2001.
yes, it took 3 tries (that I know of, since I joined very early in 1999) to get the IMCA created.
The players did change, but
this is a SA bullett, not nice photo but flow lines
visible
http://it.geocities.com/meteoriti20002/SIKHOTEALINGR.7.2.JPG
this is another oriented
http://it.geocities.com/mcomemeteoritecollection/NWAXXXgr.91.6.JPG
a oriented Gao
http://it.geocities.com/mcomemeteoritecollection/Gaogr.6.5.JPG
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