Hello all; Does anyone (Bernd?) know in which Meteoritical bulletin (the
number) I would find Cumberland Falls ?
Thanks and very best regards to all; jake
Jake Delgaudio
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Hi Jake,
> Hello all; Does anyone (Bernd?) know in which Meteoritical
> bulletin (the number) I would find Cumberland Falls ?
I think the fall is too old to have been in the Meteoritical Bulletin.
>From the Catalogue of Meteorites we have:
Description: Proc. U.S. Nat., 1920, Vol. 57, pg. 97
Re
Hello Jake
In the Met.Bull. Master Index
http://www.uark.edu/campus-resources/metsoc/metbull/master-index.pdf
I no have find the Cumberland Falls, probably is not
available.
Regards
Matteo
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> Hello all; Does anyone (Bernd?) know in which
> Meteoritical bulletin (th
Matteo wrote:
> In the Met.Bull. Master Index
> http://www.uark.edu/campus-resources/metsoc/metbull/master-index.pdf
> I no have find the Cumberland Falls, probably is not available.
No, because it fell prior to 1951. So Jake would have to dig up the
papers by A.M. Miller (Science 49, 1919, p.
Thnk you Robert, David, Matteo and Bernd! I appreciate your help. Very
best to all; Jake
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