Hi all,
I just received the post below - I assume many
Of you did. Is this guy a nut job or what?
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For those still in doubt as to the existence of Lunar meteorites in North
America, please examine our Western Colorado version of the famous "NWA
5000." I realize, too, that many scientists refuse to acknowledge
photography as a viable component for authentication & verification, which
leads to these questions. What is a thin section? What is a petrographic
analysis? How are genuine meteorites authenticated on the internet & Ebay?
If the images in the following link are fakes, who is responsible? What
universities were involved in authenticating & classifying NWA 5000? What
universities were involved in authenticating & classifying ALH 84001? What
Apollo sample was used to authenticate NWA 5000 & ALH 84001?
http://www.meteoritecollector.org/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=1313
Cheers!
Steve
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Anyone familiar with this guy?
Michael
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Life is too short for drama & petty things,
Laugh insanely, Love truly and Forgive quickly.
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"People will forget what you said,
people will forget what you did,
but people will never forget how you made them feel."
Maya Angelou
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