Hi Fred and all,
Outstanding amount of people who came for the event and glad you were able
to have a hands on display which I am sure touched more than several of the
scouts and their parents. In a day and age that kids seem to be staring into
the computer screen and not bothering with much else, it nice to know there
are good kids that are getting out and learning about the real world.
To touch a piece of outer space and be connected to another world is such an
exciting thing that will stay with some of those kids and adults for a long
time. Good luck on next years display!
--AL Mitterling
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Boy Scout meteorite display
Hello List,
I just got the totals for my Meteorite Display at the Boy Scout day at
Dinosaur Ridge in Denver. One Thousand and Eight Hundred (1,800) Cub and Boy
Scouts with many of their family members came to work on their astronomy and
geology merit badges. I didn't have a chance to talk to every one but I was
very busy for over six hours. I had nice fresh Allende, Thuathe,
regmaglypted Sikhote, Sikhote schrapnal, Gibeon slices, Toluca etched end
cut, NWA 869, Wells Creek shattercones, Libyan Desert Glass, Phillipianite
tektite, Vredefort impact melt breccia, Canyon Diablo individual and
spheroids, and slices of a NWA L3 chondrite, Johnstown Diogenite, and NWA
047 Eucrite. The kids loved the opportunity to get a hands on experience
with real meteorites. I am already planning a bigger and better display for
next year.
Best Regards, Fred Olsen
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