Forwarded from Peter Brown ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Fireball Detection
U S satellites detected the impact of a bolide near Bodiabo in Siberia at
16:48:56 UTC on 24 September 2002. The object was simultaneously detected
by both visible wavelength and IR sensors.
The object was first detected at 57
Aziz Habibi a écrit:
> hello everyone
Bonsoir Habibi, hello List,
> happy to be in the meteorite central writing to you
Bienvenue - welcome to our List!
> many collectors and honest dealers
> ask me to write to the mailing list
Une bonne idée - a good idea!
> well my objectives are in one w
Adventurers!
Last chance! For several months we at the Tektite Source
(http://TektiteSource.com) have been
working to get some adventurers together for a trip into the Libyan Desert glass
strewn field in southeastern Egypt. We still need a few more folks to get
the trip confirmed. The p
Ron and others-
This is odd- and kind of scary- in the context of
your message, about 2/3 of the way down, did anyone
notice the word fireballs had the word funeral imposed
into it?
It is not in the original URL article. I checked.
Mike
--- Ron Baalke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hello List,
This is a request for a piece of "Laurens County"/"Laurens Courthouse".
Info. from Cat. Met.; Laurens County, South Carolina, Find 1857, Iron (UNGR) Fine octahedrite. Approx. weight 2.2 kg.
I do have Rob Elliot on the case for me, but I thought a request to the list might also be help
>
> Is there a site which gives a geocentric ephemeris
> for J002E3?
Yes, the ephemeris is available through JPL's Horizons system.
Just go the NEO home page:
http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov
and click on the link to 'orbit determination' in the middle of the
article, and it will take you directly
NASA News
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Kennedy Space Center, Florida 32899
AC 321-867-2468
For Release: Oct. 11, 2002
KSC Contact: Manny Virata
(321) 867-2468
KSC
Forwarded from Peter Brown ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Fireball Detection
USAF satellites detected the impact of a bolide near
Bodiabo in Siberia at
The object was simultaneously detected by both visible
wavelength and IR sensors.
The object was first detected at 57.91 North Latitude,
112.90 East Long
Any good Lapidary supply store will either stock or can order you oxalic
acid. It is used to remove iron oxide (rust) and other deposits from
mineral specimens.
John Gwilliam
At 02:02 PM 10/11/02 -0400, Allen Emer wrote:
>Looks like my Campo is getting some rust...
>
>Anyone know of a source
Hello Adam and all,
Your post from the other day brought to mind some questions I had about
polymict eucrite/howardite classifications. You wrote the following
regarding NWA 1109:
> It looks like NWA 1109 may turn out to be a very
> interesting and rare polymict eucrite with over 20 different b
G'day List,
Thought I would share a story about Mundrabilla. I was
in Adelaide earlier in the year and they actually have a 2500 kg piece of the
second largest mass at the Museum. ( Half the 5 or 6 tonne mass. Can't
remember the exact weight.) It is located right at the front entrance. In
Good morning list. I hope all is well in all your world,s. I just want to
let everyone know that again, I have updated my wesite with 10 new
meteorites for my collection. Also soon, within a couple days I'll be
displaying (photo) my best piece ever. A wonderful 18 gram slice of Cat
Mountain. Have
Thank you Greg and David.
Jonathan M. Gore
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The Wonderful Wolfgang Mozart & Albert Einstein
- Original Message -
From: "David Weir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 8:00 AM
Subject:
Hey Ken
I know they are, who going to spend 8 hours a day sending virus out for
free. All I want to do is to expose it and hope something come of it. It
take a lot of my time. First I have to wait for Norton to tell me the email
has a virus then I need to delete it. Before I do that I put a blo
Dear List,
Is there a site which gives a geocentric ephemeris
for J002E3?
BTW, the capture theory of the origin of the Moon
was always looked upon with disdain because of the
high odds of capture. Yet, the evidence for the
Mars-size body impact of the Earth is not extremely
compelling, exce
Dear Ken, Kim and List:
I realize this is more than a little OT and probably wasting some
people's time -- so I apologize in advance -- but I just couldn't
resist. Of all the weird things I've seen on the M-List (and there
have been plenty), accusing Symantec of creating new viruses in order
Hi,
Back in the mid 80's I spent several months working in Nigeria.
Outside the hotel was a market where you could buy souvenirs. One trader
had a large basket filled with fist sized black rocks that had a sign
Thunder Stones that he was selling for about $3 each. I asked the fellow
what they
hello everyone
happy to be in the meteorite central writing to you , my
english is not good
enough to extrapolise what i have in my hearth , but well
we will know each other
with time ,
i have done my entry to ebay meteorite this week and many
collectors
and honnest dealers ask me to write to the
Hello Frank and list,
fcressy wrote:
> The rock is a howardite if it contains greater than 10%
> orthopyroxene and a polymict eucrite if it has less than 10%.
Frank I don't believe this interpretation of the rule is correct. From
what I gather, a polymict eucrite contains more than 90% eucrite
Below is a weeks worth of emails sent to me with viruses. I will grant you
there really are some real lunatics out there, but what are we talking about
a couple ok 5 all right 10 a week. The reason I get so many is because this
Email is 7 years old, so I'm on every kind of list out there. I remem
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