Adam Hupe wrote: > I was wondering in the history of recovered falls if two > different types ever fell on the same month day and year > in two different locations?
Hello Adam and List, Aumale, L6, veined, Fell 1865, Aug 25, 1100-1200 hrs Shergotty, SNC, Fell 1865, Aug 25, 09:00 hrs. The Tunguska event "coincides numerically" with the fall of the Kagarlyk, L6, chondrite. Lanzenkirchen, L4, and Ellemeet, ADIO also "coincide numerically": Fell 1925, Aug 28, 19:25 and 11:30 hrs. Same for: Repeev Khutor, IIF, Fell 1933, Aug 08, 20:00 hrs Sioux County, AEUC, Fell 1933, Aug 08, 10:30 hrs and: Rumuruti, R3-6, Fell 1934, Jan 28, 22:45 hrs Sazovice, L5, Fell 1934, Jan 28, 20:00 hrs Selakopi, H5, Fell 1939, Sep 26 Glanggang, H5-6, Fell 1939, Sep 26 Atoka, L6, Fell 1945, Sep 17 Soroti, IRANOM, Fell 1945, Sep 17, 01:10 hrs Beddgelert, H5, Fell 1949, Sep 21, 01:47 hrs Akaba, L6, Fell 1949, Sep 21 Manych, LL3.5, Fell 1951, Oct 20, 15:30 hrs Yambo, H5, Fell 1951, Oct 20, 21:00 hrs Shirokovsky, PALANOM, Fell 1956, Feb 01, 03:30 hrs Idutywa, H5, Fell 1956, Feb 01, 18:15 hrs São Jose do Rio Preto, H4, Fell 1962, Aug 14, 08:00 hrs Bogou, IAB, Fell 1962, Aug 14, 10:00 hrs Devri-Khera, L6, Fell 1994, Oct 30, 21:00 hrs Lohawat, AHOW, Fell 1994, Oct 30, 23:45 hrs The "coincides numerically" is the critical part here because the dates would have to be adjusted for the obvious differences in: a) latitude and longitude b) different time zones Best regards, Bernd ______________________________________________ Meteorite-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
