Here's a link to some better pic's of these piece's..Thank's..Kevin W.Decker. :http://pub47.bravenet.com/photocenter/album.php?img=96396&usernum=3952169580 http://pub47.bravenet.com/photocenter/album.php?img=96395&usernum=3952169580 You can click on the pic's to zoom in on them. Toug
I'm curious?..How come in the "archives" for the list..the top one is dated Dec/2012?..Kevin W.Decker. Join the new Messenger beta now
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FYI, I have just posted a new article on the Merewether (potential) impact
crater:
http://www.ottawa.rasc.ca/articles/odale_chuck/earth_craters/merewether/index.html
Also, please note the new URL for the main crater website on my signature.
Thanks
Charles O'Dale
Meeting Chair
Ottawa RASC
http:
In a message dated 4/25/2006 6:39:24 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
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Great picture Michael.
Did you notice that Tim is carrying his metal detector? Did he really need
it to
Hello List,
This was brought to my attention:
"Hey Anne -- check this site out. I know there is a comet coming next month,
but THIS? Website:
_http://www.exopoliticsinstitute.org/Eric-Julien-25-MAY-2006-En.htm#_edn18_
(http://www.exopoliticsinstitute.org/Eric-Julien-25-MAY-2006-En.htm#_edn1
I note that Colby (Wisconsin) is not listed as an observed fall. It was
observed.
Thank ypou for your efforts.
Mark Langenfeld
Madison, WI
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Hello List and whomever you are that wrote this last email without signing
it,I am glad you seem to be as concerned as we are about
accumulating as much scientific data as possible on our excavations. It is
our hope to find a buffalo skull under one of our Brenhams, or a field mouse, or
at
Mr. Arnold, I don't mean to sanctimoniously act as everybody's conscience - I have also contributed money to the trade in meteorites by accumulating a collection of small specimens after all, which does to some extent make me a hypocrite. It wasn't your activities and tactics that I was condemn
Well this definitely made my evening! :-)))
Thank you!
With best regards,
Moni
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Rocks From Space Picture of the Day - April
25,2006
Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2006 22:41:04 EDT
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/Apr
A little anal lately aren't we???
df
Thaddeus Besedin wrote:
Oh great - another glorification of looting (relic hunting)! Do
Any of the Brenham pits get at least a cursory record of their possible
prehistoric components? I'm justifiably and unassailably an enemy of
the irrespon
You could easily melt aluminium in a fire, it melts at about 660 degrees
celsius. I've seen blobs like this after a small cabin with aluminium
roof burned down.
You don't tell us the size of it but I can't believe it is residues from
the space shuttle SRB:s as someone else suggested. The alumi
First time I've ever seen Tim pictured with anything that made him look on
the small side;-)
Best,
JKGwilliam
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Dear Listees:
Greetings comrades.
Just returned late last night from our Brenham/Glorieta documentary
shoot: sunburned, bruised, scratched, and battered, but what a great
experience. Our Travel Channel host, the glamorous Becky Worley, jumped
right into the action and was digging holes, ridin
Hi Thaddeus,
I just returned from both trips. I had the opportunity to hunt and
watch Steve and Geoff recover the two large Brenham meteorites. When
the show airs you will see some of the work that it took to locate and
recover the Brenham meteorites. Every Brenham meteorite is Gps'd,
placed
Armando Afonso Wrote:
Hardly as easy as going to the supermarket. It required the expenditure
of several thousand dollars with no guarantee of getting anything when he
arrived. A career in piracy??? Maybe you ought to go to a dictionary and
read a defination of the word. Pirates
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As a interested ufology studier i heavily resent this sort of stuff. The leaps between crop circles and bush nuclear administration or meditating shows incoming impact. Not to say these people are wrong but they give the study a bad name. If people were scientific about it and their observations i'
That would be fantastic i would love to join the yahoo group, thank you. What sort of bots are these? I have signed up with google alerts for meteorites OR meteor but i will put the other parameters in that you have suggested as well.
ThanksLuke HillOn 24/04/06, Dana L. Hawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
Luke - I use that phrase every time I hit my thumb with a hammer. 'Let he who
is guilty
of sin...'
Gary Foote
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> As you all may know i am new to this group and although i am enjoying much of
> the
> discuss
Hi Luke! Hi List!
Luke wrote:
"My point is people should not bring religious views into science
especially over use of words which i have seen used several times already
in the listing."
Well said, Luke! This list should be a place where people talk about
meteorites and related science and not a
Hi, Kevin,
They're molten blobs. I assume they're aluminum from
the title of your post. Tektites either show high velocity
aerodynamic sculpture or are layered. These are just
blobs. Not knowing the circumstances of their finding doesn't
help but blobs of melted aluminum could result from any
Hi, Darren, List,
I don't know where to begin... They let this guy
direct air traffic? I can see those headlines now:
"VW-sized Block of Ice Falls in Atlantic; Earth
Destroyed!" (Film at eleven.)
What does the "Exo-" in Exopolitical Institute
stand for? "Exo-" means "out, outside of, beyon
Thank You sterling!!..That may be just what they are!..Zephyrhills is due
west of Cape Canaveral..Been there..used to watch the liftoff's from our
house..and the highest hill in town!..And indeed if that's what they
are?..they would be a cool souvenir!
Will this reply go to the list?..Kevin w.D
Hi, Kevin,
Now that you tell me that they are composed of
aluminum particles and since I looked up Zephyrhills
on a map, I suggest that they are from the solid rocket
boosters for the Shuttle.
From NASA's web site:
The propellant mixture in each SRB motor consists of an ammonium perchlorat
..superb
I will want to use this!
Nice piece of work!
Thanks
dave
IMCA #0092
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Hi list :-)
Two pictures of the new comet (fragment C) :
http://www.sternhimmel-ueber-ulm.de/73p-c.jpg
http://www.sternhimmel-ueber-ulm.de/73p-c-sw.jpg
Images taken on april, 22nd 2006 at about 0:00 GMT with a Canon EOS 20Da
Camera an a 10" Newtonian telescope. Exposure time ist 10x 2 minutes.
Oh Sterling that made me laugh thanks. On a serious note this shouldn't be taken seriously because NASA has a very advanced warning system i've recently read about, basically its a colour coded system for possible meteor strikes and the current number one doomsday contender as it were (i but a flai
Not me and certainly not my idea of fun.
I fully support the responsible recovery of meteorites which, if left
rotting in the ground, would someday disappear to the benefit of no one.
Jim Strope
421 Fourth Street
Glen Dale, WV 26038
http://www.catchafallingstar.com
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MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
April 21-26, 2006
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Aeolis Buttes (Released 21 April 2006)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2006/04/21
o South Polar Autumn (Released 22 Apr
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It's worth noting that the following response is not from Jim—yet another prankster busy at work.
Jim never uses the words “rotting” or “someday.”
> Not me and certainly not my idea of fun.
>
> I fully support the responsible
They should be recovered, but we should be aware of how our excavation impacts other deposits. I'll let this rest, guys. You know my position by now. The same argument ("it will rot if I do nothing") is advanced by "relic" hunters who search rivers, but there is a major difference between surface h
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