Hello all
At 6 hours my 3 NWA auctions ended and I have put
other 3 auctions, if you want look here
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/mcomemeteorite@;excite.it/
Regards
Matteo
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M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
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Hello all
from a italian mailing list:
Un mio amico, non astrofilo, quindi non in grado di
dare dettagli tecnici, mi ha appena telefonato per
segnalare un fenomeno che presumo essere un
luminosissimo bolide diurno.
L'avvistamento è stato dalle parti di Firenze - ore
13,35 - e la scia luminosa and
>From Charles Cockell ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
10th ESF Impact Workshop
BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN IMPACT CRATERS
March 29-April 1, 2003, Cambridge, UK
The second announcement and registration materials are now available on the
ESF website : http://pssri.open.ac.uk/ESF/Main.htm
The workshop, to be hel
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Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 18:58:59 -0500
From: "Lew Gramer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: (meteorobs) Very bright fireball(?),
Pennsylvania USA, about 19:30 Local, 27 Oct 2002
NAMN has received two reports so far, of a very bright
fireball witnessed in
Hello all-
I just recently got my hands on 8 copies of the old 2000 Meteorite Calendar
in mint condition. For anyone interested, I will sell one of each and
deliver via priority mail for a total of $25 per set. First in gets first
dibbs, as many as you want. Remember I only have 8 sets. If you wan
For the final issue of Voyage! magazine, I wrote a somewhat fanciful story
about a meteorite which I found on a rather small island. Isla del Espíritu
Santo is 19 km long by 5.5 km wide and covers 99 square km. As far as I can
find, this is the smallest island on which a meteroite has been found
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Isla del Espíritu
Santo is 19 km long by 5.5 km wide and covers 99 square km. As far as I can
find, this is the smallest island on which a meteroite has been found.
Is this the Mexican island, Isla Espiritu Santo, just north of La Paz, in the Sea of Cortez, in Baja?
Hello List,
My highly skeptical self found nothing at all credible in this e-mail,
but if anyone wants to pursue it, whatever "it" is, I'll supply the
author's name and phone number that was attached. Otherwise, have a good
laugh at the lengths some will go to setup a scam.
David
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Hi David & all,
I need some very brief assistance - from someone who does
NOT have cable or other ultra fast download capability to check
something for me.
Will anyone who is "up" on the list right now without such
high speed internet access please email me off line?
THANK
And I wonder exactly what "Meteorological" (sic) Society he got your name from.
Could be worse...at least they aren't asking for any $$$ up-front.
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Hello everyone, I returned last night from Europe
and Africa, after visiting the Gifhorn and Munich meteorite shows with a brief
trip to Morocco in between.
I brought back some treasures, items that are
rarely if ever seen!
Tonight I have loaded them on my website, go take a
look around, s
Howdy Folks,
I have a wonderful 3.3 gram fragment of Orgueil I may sell. It came
from an institution collection, and I have full documentation.
This nice piece of meteorite history can be yours if the price is
right.
I will entertain offers on it, but to be honest, I doubt I would let it go
Hi all,
I have a serious question:
Well, this was the deal - I put up an image on my web site and
decided to try a Photoshop feature that is SUPPOSED to make images
much "smaller" in terms of data - and, therefore, download time. In
Photoshop, it is under save this image as"for
I'm reading Hunting for Stars and the author mentioned that all lunar
meteorites have been found in the southern hemisphere. Does that still hold
true?
Best Regards to all,
Phil
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Hi all,
Thanks to all those that contacted me. Here are the results:
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1) People reported a download differential of aprox 25% to 300% increased in
time to download the "gif" over the time to download the much faster "jpg."
(I do not know why there was such a varience)
2) Several people re
Michael,
Your gif image is 141kb in size, and is 16 bit full color, and 453 x 432
pixels in size. It takes me approximately 28 seconds to download with
a 56k modem.
Your jpg image is 33kb in size, and is 16 bit full color, and 441 x 414
pixels in size. It takes me approximately 7 seconds to dow
Michael, jpgs are a compression scheme which was designed for the web for
ease of transmission. Gifs aren't compressed.
- Original Message -
From: Michael L Blood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Michael L Blood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Meteorite-list
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002
Hi, Michael, List,
The GIF image format, devised by Compuserve many years ago, is limited to
images with no more than 256 colors (or 8-bits-per-pixel), usually
palette-based, while the JPEG format can handle much greater bit-depths than
GIF. Most often, JPEG images are 24-bits-per-pixel.
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