Hello Everybody,
Just got in from Tucson and since I knew several people were interested I
decided to hurry up and get some photos posted. I will try to make time to
post my thoughts on the events tomorrow.
http://photos.yahoo.com/zemadpoet
Hint: Go down to the folder that says "Tucson 2003".
M
Hi, Pierre, and List,
Pierre said: "These people were educated, they knew about comets and
eclipses, they were used to natural disasters, frequent floods and
earthquakes, volcanic eruption (remember Pompeii!)."
Pierre, your faith in history, astronomical and conventional, is
touching but m
"Inviolate for 1,100 years, Rome was sacked by the hordes in 410 AD."
Eh!?! Don't tell the Celts.
Also, the term dark ages was retrospective, and came into use at the
renaissance. The downfall of Rome rested on 200 years of complex
circumstance, and the plagues came and went at will over a mille
Steve,
Which meteorites did you
win? I personally would like to hear. Also, what did you think of
the prices in general and were you suprised by any of the prices that items went
for.
J.
:)
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STEVE
ARNOLD
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Hi there list. Steve arnold from chicago here. I just got back here from tucson. What a great time I had. I want to say what a pleasure it was to meet all the great people in this great hobby. I want to thank mike blood on a fine auction. I won 6 of them. Darryl pitt had a great auction. Alot of g
NOTE: Interesting part towards end of article describes upper atmosphere
electrical phenomenen (sprite) believed to have been triggered by passing
meteor. jw
~~~
Friday, February 7, 2003 (SF Chronicle)
Cosmic bolt probed in shuttle disaster/Scientists poring
List,
Curious if anyone knows of more information on the
NWA1685 (BL) meteorite. Anyone know if a classification has been
established and by whom?
I did a magnet test and my 3 pieces are less
strongly attracted to a magnet than DAG785 or Sahara 98175 or Bensour all of
which are LL's. S
This may or may not be one. I think I can see
a chondrule or two but the picture is not the best and there is no polished
surface.
If you are interested then ask the seller if it is
classified.
Cheers,
Mike Tettenborn
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From:
John Divelbiss
To:
Hello all
Bah...for me no
regards
Matteo
--- John Divelbiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Sorry to intrude...but I have to ask. Is this a LL3
> meteorite?
>
> Looks like a pastry to me. This is the second time
> going through as an auctioned meteorite.
>
> Do any of the c
Hello all,
Sorry to intrude...but I have to ask. Is this a LL3
meteorite?
Looks like a pastry to me. This is the second time going
through as an auctioned meteorite.
Do any of the chondrite guru's out there have an
opinion?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=215716513
Hello all
Now I have a 56k connection, slow but is possible I
see immediatly emails, I hope have in fast time the
fast connection. I have update my sale site after
December I no touch this, you find some new rarest
dag's put in the last Met.Bulletin type the ureilite
bimodal and others. I have a i
http://www.guardian.co.uk/online/science/story/0,12450,889308,00.html
A metallic asteroid may have coincided with the fall of Rome, says
Duncan Steel
The Guardian (United Kingdom)
February 6, 2003
..
No matter what the trajectory of the asteroid entry, it would have
been a phenomenal sight
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