Thanks for the link Darren, I read it in today's
papers. So, when do you plan to come here. Maybe we
can arrange to meet somewhere ;-)
A few notes :- large meteorites falling on western
Rajasthan at regular intervals is known case,
however, I do not buy that story of Life could have
originated
Hi All:
A friend dropped off a few meteorites he wants me to sell. These have
been in his collection for the last several years.
Campo del Cielo-These are Campo Nuevos with good character. Priced at $50/kg
Campo 12 kg $600.00
http://mhmeteorites.com/images/for_sale/campo_12.jpg
Campo 8.3 kg
Chicago Steve wrote:
been wondering about the pairings of nwa 1109, nwa 2226,
and nwa 1553. Are all these 3 paired or are 2 of them...?
Steve also wrote:
I have a beautiful 58 gram slice of nwa 1553, which is unclassified.
So, how can it be paired to 1109 and/or 2226 if it is *unclassified*
Manoj P. wrote:
I do not buy that story of Life could have
originated outside earth. This theory was originally
raised by Sir Fred Hoyle and Professor Chandra
Wickramasinghe of University College, Wales.
Their publications included ``Diseases from Space''
(1979)...
Hola List Manoj,
Darren Garrison posted
Now for the next scary space thing July 09,2005
http://www.jdnews.com/SiteProcessor.cfm?Template=/GlobalTemplates/Details.cfmStoryID=33352Section=Opinion
Now for the next scary space thing July 09,2005
There is a category of worries called Bad Stuff from
Outer
Dear Doug, List;
Here is a little quote I have found quite interesting
There is a grandeur in this view of life, with it's several powers,
having beeen originally breathed by the Creator into a few forms or into
one; and that, whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the
fixed
I bought an unclassified nwa meteorite from Dean Bessey. He had it listed as
R70. QUESTION is- Was R-70 just his numbering system? Or was 70 the NWA
number? If it was the nwa #, any daty on it other then it is a rumurutiite?
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Hey Jim, That is just Deans numbering system and has nothing at all to do
with it's type.
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
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Jim inquired:
I bought an unclassified nwa meteorite from Dean Bessey.
He had it listed as R70. ... Was R70 just his numbering
system? Or was 70 the NWA number? If it was the nwa #,
any data on it other than it is a rumurutiite?
Hello Jim and List,
NWA 070 is an H6 chondrite that was
Here is the link everyone. Hope everyone is having a
great summer!
http://www.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=50369
Dana Hawn
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How many errors can we find in this story? 10? 15? 20?
Let's count them:
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Clue to life in Thar meteorite rain
Sandipan Sharma
jaipur, july 9 Geologists in Rajasthan are baffled by large meteorites falling
on western Rajasthan
at regular intervals over the past few years.
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Hello good people of the list!!! Sure is slow today!!! So, what is a
xenolithic breccia? What meteorites are considered a xenolithic breccia?
On Google, I only find Ghubara, but that can't be the only one.
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
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Hello good people of the list!!! Sure is slow today!!! So, what is a
xenolithic breccia? What meteorites are considered a xenolithic breccia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenolith
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breccia
I too. Jerry
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Sent: Sunday, July 10, 2005 2:01 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Next vacation: Rajasthan.
Dear Doug, List;
Here is a little quote I have found
What is the difference between a polymict breccia
and xenolithic breccia?
-Walter Branch
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What is the difference between a polymict breccia
and xenolithic breccia?
-Walter Branch
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All,
Maybe someone can elucidate on the terms specifically
as they are used in meteorites, but in geology
polymict implies varied clast composition (poly =
many), while xenolith (= foreign rock), implies
clasts from an external source.
Cheers,
Norm
(http://tektitesource.com)
--- Walter Branch
Hi Norm,
Right. I thought polymict breccias conisted of
samples from different rocks cemented together
(i.e., external sources).
-Walter
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Steve #1,
Now that's fine post. Thoughtful. Educational.
Keep 'em coming.
Cheers,
Norm
(http://TektiteSource.com)
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How many errors can we find in this story? 10? 15?
20?
Let's count them:
*
Clue to life in Thar meteorite rain
Sandipan
Ron,
Great post. Thanks for sending that on to us. Maybe you can answer my
questions I posted to the list about this story:
Would someone find the paper that the esteemed Dr.
Sisodia presented at NASA? I would like to know
what all it said.
I would also like to know how much NASA grant
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Hi,
The Indian state of Rajastan has an area of 342,000 km^2. The total
surface area of the Earth is 509,600,000 km^2, so Rajastan represents or
0.06711% of the Earth surface.
If the fall rate (oh, boy, have we talked about this!) is the old figure
of 25,000 meteorite per year, then
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says Dr Sisodia, who presented a paper on the subject at NASA.
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Would someone find the paper that the esteemed Dr. Sisodia presented at NASA?
I would like to know what all it said.
I would also like to know
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