-plowing tractor (Clunk!) in a single
48,200 gram hunk sometime in 1953. Good place
for Steve Arnold (IMB) type metal detector or
ground radar. Might be more big hunks.
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.pair.com/arthur/meteor/archive/archive4/Feb98/temp/msg00213.html
The best tests are experimental:
Chondrules can be made in the laboratory:
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/solarsystem/fiery_rain_000809.html
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Indicopleustes:
http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/awiesner/cosmas.html
although Dr. Brown leaves out the square corners of the
Earth and the pillars that hold up the Heavens (careless
of him).
Very entertaining piece of Whackology.
Sterling K. Webb
.
League Sales mailing address:
Astronomical League Sales
9201 Ward Parkway, Suite 100
Kansas City, MO 64114
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Hi,
Bill Peck's address as of 2001:
Guide to North American Meteorites
B. D. Peck
Philmont Route #1, Box 35
Cimarron, NM 87714 USA
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will be enough!
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of years to go super,
or it could happen in 10,000 years, or it could start up
tomorrow.
That's what makes life so interesting.
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Sent: Saturday, November 04, 2006 1:07 AM
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I have been to busy to get a show
of switching ISP's (if they're good
otherwise), you can just sign up for a free
email account with Google, Yahoo, Hotmail,
whoever you like, and use it just for The List.
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view of the sky.
(I've had nine straight days of overcast and cloud cover.)
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of color plates of
meteor-wrongs ever made, though.
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to their unusual construction
and composition, persist in water for years (just as these have).
End of story. Case complete. Aliens Go Home.
This tale is not proof of anything but the human folly of
wanting to believe in something so badly that your brain goes
dead.
Sterling K. Webb
,
Boy, I wish I'd bought your Brahin; it was
so much prettier than my Brahin...
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blogger rejections?
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to a wet meteorite in a moat surrounded by mocking
Frenchmen!
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And Bill just summed it up in three sentences better
than either of us, I think
as the paper previously cited
(up above this one) which you can get to see (and download).
Handing the thread back to you, Doug.
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in a gully
about ten miles down from where the face of the
glacier that sat on Illinois was. This gully wasn't
any Mississippi, but I bet it was cut through the
limestone in an hour or a day, like a Scablands
channel.
Or, maybe, it's a Thunderbird egg...
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as the paper previously cited
(up above this one) which you can get to see (and download).
Handing the thread back to you, Doug.
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%3A50%3C199%3ATWAFOM%3E2.0.CO%3B2-3
No URL, Doug, just the referrence:
MONNIG O.E. (1939): HOW THE CASAS GRANDES,
CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO, METEORITE GOT TO
WASHINGTON D.C., Popular Astron. 47, pp. 152-154.
Sterling K. Webb
Hi,
Astronomers believe a 10-mile-wide meteor
that hit Mexico caused the extinction of the
dinosaurs, Byrd said. Corley said he saw
the event from his home.
To quote the ancient SCTV parody show,
Them dinosaurs blowed up GOOD!
Sterling K. Webb
that?)
Having just read Bill's recent post, all I
can ask is: where were you when I was selling
antiques? You sound like a one-man customer
base! At one time or another, I have sold every
item on that list of yours.
5.) Meteorites and tektites, of course...
Sterling K. Webb
, the rate would be about
125,000.)
One more chunk of evidence to a picture that all
adds up to a greater space rock flux for Earth
than is generally believed.
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Hi,
Le Lion
The first item on your list is ADMIRE,
a pallasite (a mass of 12 to 15lb [5.4 to 6.8kg]
was ploughed up in 1881, and other masses later)
in LYON COUNTY, KANSAS in 1881.
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scientific description even for the 1890's!
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Hi,
Bob Haag reported that one fresh Murchison
kept in a mason jar from immediately after the fall
smelled very strongly and aromatically like fresh
bubble gum! (This was, I believe, only a week
or two after the fall.)
Sterling K. Webb
.
Perhaps it was Orgueil (The Sweet Smell of
Orgueil, Meteorite, Feb. '03). Google has failed.
We'll probably have to rely on Bernd to solve
this one, too.
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are better than little ones.
A meteorite in the hand is better than 1000 in freefall.
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. At
lesser angles, it's somewhat less but still hefty. Nice that
they're mostly just pea gravel and sand sized bits; very pretty
and they don't leave marks.
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).
The asteroid 3200 Phaethon was discovered
as an asteroid, confirmed, plotted, and published,
before Fred (Mr. Comet) Whipple pointed out
that its orbit was identical with that of the
Geminids.
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Hi, Jeff, List,
This Week's Award for the Best
Did-Anyone-Remember-To-Close-
The-Hatch-On-The-Spacecraft-Before-
We-Took-Off? post goes to Jeff.
Good work.
I can only repeat:
Well, said Micromegas, perhaps the beings
who inhabit it do not possess good sense.
Sterling K. Webb
to the interplanetary dust cloud from asteroid collisions
and cometary activity.
That 1 hydrogen atom per cubic meter is the
figure for normal interstellar space, outside the
solar system. You just can't get a decent vacuum
anywhere these days.
Sterling K. Webb
List members,
harder to explain than the meteorite shrines in
our museums...
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looking through.
The incoming object was about 200,000 kilograms,
5 feet in diameter (if spherical), and it fragmented in a
burst equal to 2000 to 3000 tons of TNT.
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Bernd,
Jahvol!
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Subject: [meteorite-list] 2007 Peoples
; it was the latter usage
that prompted President Richard Nixon
to issue an executive order in 1969 halting
their use.
You don't want Richard Nixon after
you, do you? Or Lucca Brassi?
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Lunar UFO
squadron were so careless as to engage their anti-proton
afterburners within the sight of the Earthlings.
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shows that most national Festivus
celebrations are SALES sponsored by groups of
merchants or individual businesses, 40% off, two
days only... Ya can't get more Seinfeld than that.
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,
and let me know if you discover signs of a town of
cryoarthropods on the banks of a methane river
on Titan.
Just kidding about those cryoarthropods... mostly.
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, with a 500-600 degree working range?
Raise your hands... anybody? How about seals?
Gaskets? Anybody?
Or do we expect them to magically appear when
we need them? (Bitch, bitch, bitch...)
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it for radioactivity? I wonder when and how the
urban myth of checking meteorites for radioactivity got
started?
Call the cops! And tell'em to bring a geiger counter!
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.
Editors? What editors? TV has only producers,
not editors.
Kudos to Steve and Geoff for their successful
ju-jitsu in getting as much of the reality into the piece
as they did. It's a performance skill, and they
performed the job very well.
Encore, encore.
Sterling K. Webb
to host their alien spawn.
I believe there's a joke about Vikings whose
punchline illustrates this principle:
No, no, FIRST you rape, THEN you pillage,
THEN you burn...
Sterling K. Webb
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Hi, List,
Everybody loves a bright comet...
http://www.space.com/spacewatch/070104_comet_mcnaught.html
A newfound comet is about to loop around
the Sun and might offer skywatchers a rare
and fantastic view. But comets are unpredictable,
and this one has a wide range of possible
outcomes,
test, give it a close squint, and so forth?
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, not for billions of years).
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the darkness
of the stone in the photo.
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to wait
15 years to get his Nobel for relativity, from 1905 until 1919,
when there was finally an experimental proof.)
The answers, whatever they are, will probably take decades
to turn up.
Sterling K. Webb
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body cells is
on average, about 10,000 nm across and weighs, on average,
about one nanogram, less if you're skinny.
And, me, I'm about 1,775,000,000 nm tall.
Does that put things in perspective?
Sterling K. Webb
scholars.
In conducting the vote, members do so for fun and
not in any official capacity of inducting words into
the English language.
Sterling K. Webb
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, and it's headed AWAY
from eBay.
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wooly mass
for two days of perpetual twilight. If the Sun went
supernova, I wouldn't have been able to see it...
Somewhere the Sun is shining, somewhere the
comet's flying, but there is no joy in Mugville; the
Visible Universe has struck out.
Sterling K. Webb
, half
of Arizona, parts of Florida, and the mountains
of North Carolina. (They're only 2000 kilometers
away from me.)
Thus, I expect few US observers will have much
luck with the daylight comet. Anyone fortunate
enough to have clear skies should give it a try.
Sterling K. Webb
Hi, Rob,
The heck with the chondrules! Didn't Novo Urei
have (very small, shock-formed) diamonds in it?
And remember, don't swallow that bite until you've
chewed it thoroughly, little Sasha...
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Mars, Green Mars, Blue Mars), ate a piece of Zagami
after he mailed the final manuscript to his publisher, while
sitting on his roof, then wrote a poem about Eating Mars.
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Coast that puts people
off, don't you think?
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orbit that skims the edge of that unhealthy Earth atmosphere.
and do your big burn there. Hello, Mars, Venus, wherever
you want to go!
I'll be selling lunar condos in the lobby afterward, and
LunaPort construction bonds, too...
Sterling K. Webb
Hi, Nick, List
It is coming, and eBay won't be there...
Well, they do have that 3+ billion dollar a year
head start...
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into the ocean by the cleaning crew,
only about 1 kg are preserved. No sound was
heard accompanying the fall, but during car
loading it was very noisy.
Keep that cleaning crew away from meteorites.
Send'em over to my house.
Sterling K. Webb
one hammer stone that isn't on
that list:
TSUKUBA (JAPAN) H5-6 1996
After a luminous meteor and violent detonations,
23 stones totalling ~800 g (largest, 177.5g) were
recovered, including one that penetrated a roof.
(Catalogue of Meteorites, Grady et al., 2000)
Sterling K. Webb
Hi,
... thus dashing our hopes for a NEW good
video of a bolide. Since TV News became mere
entertainment, it's hopeless.
Get me a picture of this train wreck!
Chief, we don't have any pictures of this train wreck.
Doesn't matter. Get me any picture of any train wreck.
Train wrecks
true, that is).
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into the Meteorite Club,
by the press anyway.
If it's real, how did it get these surface features?
Anyone have any iron similar in its sculpture?
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report says it weighed 100 pounds.
Why do we even listen to these people?
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) surmised that he had stowed away
in a nosewheel well, asphixiated at altitude, frozen quite
solid, and had been released when the landing wheel
was lowered.
The frequency of such incidents is increasing.
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pretty much the same
for the last 1.4 billion years.
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Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 11:25 PM
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geologist.
Clearly, it was a winner.
Wegener was also a meteorologist. He was the first
to describe the process (now called the Wegener-Bergeron-
Findeisen procedure) by which most raindrops form.
A good read on Wegener:
http://pangaea.org/wegener.htm
Sterling K. Webb
and nobody living the Good Aquiferian
Life for four billion years.
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at the new
site.)
Watch the future, now.
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formed along certain crystallographic planes.
What's the likelihood of fake meteorites being made
that way?
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adjacent sets
of grooves met at right angles to each other.
There's one double groove that makes an
angled turn!
The Universe is surprising, but for this to
be a real meteorite is too much of a surprise
to ask for.
Sterling K. Webb
K. Webb
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From: Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 5:13 PM
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On Thu, 01 Feb
orbit (1%) and the earliest prediscovery photo is 1955 (18%
of an orbit ago), just how accurate are those orbital determinations
and the resultant calculations? Inquiring minds want to know...
My considered scientific opinion?
'Tain't happenin', dude!
Sterling K. Webb
with a range
of volatiles that is not as wide as we thought. Comets
are rockier; asteroids are wetter, than believed. The
difference may be between hot and cold asteroids,
rather than asteroids and comets.
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in the trade as the Chop
Suey Special.
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consciousness.
You can listen to the program at:
http://weekendamerica.publicradio.org/programs/2007/02/03/life_of_a_dealer.html
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-3 years of its 285
year orbit (1%) and the earliest prediscovery photo is 1955 (18%
of an orbit ago), just how accurate are those orbital determinations
and the resultant calculations? Inquiring minds want to know...
My considered scientific opinion?
'Tain't happenin', dude!
Sterling K
, into the old
atom free-for-all extremely dissociated state of plasma.
It's whether you reach that phase transition that distinguishes
the two kinds of events.
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Hi,
It was widely seen: Missouri, Illinois, Iowa,
and Wisconsin. No indication or mention of
direction so far.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) - From southeastern Wisconsin
to as far as Des Moines, Iowa
of the Illinois River valley. Tonight is
expected to be the coldest night of the year, and one
or more inches of snow is predicted.
Not exactly the ideal recovery zone...
The Nininger tactic of advertising in a multitude of
small town papers comes to mind
Sterling K. Webb
that it is Fox News, who have most things
backwards...
Below is another news report.
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MILWAUKEE -- Balls of fire streaking across the
sky Sunday night from Wisconsin
a possibility: one
of the 500-odd large fragments of a certain Chinese
polar satellite which would indeed have a shallow
trajectory and a low entry velocity. Assuming we're
tracking those chunks, we may know before long,
or not.
Sterling K. Webb (story follows
an extinct
constellation.
Chris
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.) the distraction of the Superbowl!
Yet, there seem to be no shortages of reports. It was even
called a flood of reports in the St. Louis area.
Sterling K. Webb
http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/news/local/16630902.htm
Aerial sight was a meteor
One mystery remains . where did the falling object
was THAT?
But the REALLY big news is that a reporter got
a quote right!
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Hi, Greg, List,
it was a stunt farmer they used :-)
Now there's something you don't see on
every resume:
Occupation: Stunt Farmer
I like that... It's something you could toss into
casual conversation: I used to be a Stunt Farmer,
until I injured my pitchfork hand...
Sterling K
.
Doesn't mean it's a meteorite, though...
Unlikely, but not impossible, I suppose. To
check the location just go to Google Maps
and enter Bundi Rajasthan India and you're
there.
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Hi, List,
I think Svend has hit on the most likely explanation
for this incident.
Sterling K. Webb
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Cc: Sterling K. Webb
odd SNC
meteorites were from Mars: their unique noble gas ratios matched
the Viking data. I guarantee one thing: the noble gas ratios of a
real Venus rock will be WEIRD, whatever the details.
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stones.
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Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 7:16 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Ebay auction question
Was there an 80
Hi,
Nice eyewitness account of the Holbrook fall.
Sterling K. Webb
TEMPE RESIDENT REMEMBERS METEOR'S PLUNGE 86 YEARS AGO
30 May 1998
MESA, Ariz. (AP) _ Pauline McCleve of Tempe doesn't need to go
on the surface of the ground.
Perhaps the really BIG Holbrooks are still down there?
Sterling K. Webb
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AHNIGHITO The Tent (as well
as The Dog and The Woman. Now, THAT'S
a piece of heavy lifting!
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Sent: Tuesday, February 20
of power needed
to light a 100-watt bulb for one hour)
Either that, or teach me the calculation so I can
persuade my local power utility that their bills are
100 times too high...
Sterling K. Webb
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before.
After 4+ billion years in the same orbit, I think it's
pretty unlikely too. That's a good thing...
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(02-22-07):
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
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