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Rajkot villagers worship meteor rocks
NDTV Correspondent
Thursday, August 3, 2006 (Rajkot):
Superstitious villagers in Saurashtra and Kutch region have started praying
before
http://dawn.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/journal_07_29_06.asp
Dawn Journal
Dr. Marc D. Rayman
July 29, 2006
Dear Dawnthusiasts,
Dawn continues to keep its human handlers very busy as preparations
continue on schedule to meet the planned opening of the launch period on
June 20, 2007.
Much of June 2006
http://www.vuvuzelaonline.com/index.php?option=com_contenttask=viewid=483Itemid=51
Our Boffins find 145-million-year-old meteor relic
Written by MARIZANNE KOK
Vuvuzela Online
03 August 2006
THREE Wits academics were part of an international team that found
pieces of an ancient asteroid in
Dear Plat,
If you go back to the list archives to 1999 or so in the early winter I
believe, we had a post entitled "Who I are" (a play with words
obviously), and about 40 or more list members posted a brief
autobiography under that thread.
Best,
Dave Freeman
Rock Springs, WY
Platypus Girl
very good work
Matteo
--- Pelé Pierre-Marie [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha
scritto:
Hello,
I'm happy to announce that the Encyclopedia of
Meteorites is opened in its beta version.
The Encyclopedia is fully fonctional except maybe a
few bugs which may appear. I apologize for any
trouble
Hi
Adam,
I hope you are doing
fine.Currently I am writing my PhD dissertation so I have very little time to
spend on my meteorites ;-)
I was checking the
meteorite-list and came across some new sites. Onone of these I found NWA
3186 being mentioned as a possible new martian. Do you happen
Hi
A few days ago I placed a free ad on Craigslist which stated that I collect
and purchase meteorites.
I received a very nasty email from a gentleman who claims that he has a 24
pound lunar meteorite. He was quite adamant that I must not know anything
about meteorites since I was advertising on
Dear Menno, and All,
You probably didn't intend to sent this to the list, but solely to Adam.
Hmm, but since it showed up I guess I owe you a response.
NWA 3186 actually is a new martian meteorite, but it's not really new. It
belongs to the NWA 1068/1110 pairing grouplet from Maarir, Morocco,
Hello Walter,
Perhaps you're being too tough on the guy. It's possible that upon entry, the
24 pound Lunar struck him on the head!! :-) Good luck with your posting
on Craigslist...hopefully, you'll come across a few sane folks!!
Take care,
Dennis
-Original Message-
From: Walter
Hello Mark B., M.C., and List,
My three Lahoma slices arrived today and what shall I say, ... they are
out of this world! Beautiful shades of green, delicate shock veinlets,
abundant troilite (!), very rich in FeNi or to use Michael Cottingham's
own words ... loads of metal. The oval
Hi list,
Does anyone happen to know about a meteorite that fell on November
29th 1820 in Italy? I found an article describing the fall in The
Times of London from 1821, and there are a few scattered notes here
and there (Greg, etc) but nothing specific.
Thanks,
Chris
In a message dated 8/3/2006 5:03:47 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi list,
Does anyone happen to know about a meteorite that fell on November
29th 1820 in Italy? I found an article describing the fall in The
Times of London from 1821, and there are a few scattered
http://www.cosmosmagazine.com/node/515
Solved! Mysterious Moon bump explained by eccentric orbit
by Marie Theresa Bray
Cosmos Online
SYDNEY, 4 August 2006 - The far side of the Moon boasts an unusual bulge at the
equator, whose origin has baffled scientists for centuries, but according to a
Hi Walter, I just placed and ad on craigs list to sell a kayak. After
reading the response you got, I'm not so sure about the 'authenticity' of
that list at all!
Jerry Flaherty
- Original Message -
From: Walter L. Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Cc:
The far side of the Moon boasts an unusual bulge at the
equator,
this age-old mystery of the 'fossil bulge' was first brought to attention by
mathematician Pierre-Simon Laplace in 1799,
How could they ascertain this phenomenon on the far side of the moon in
1799?
WOW ain't Mathematics
Dear Adam, and
All,
I guess I owe you an
apology for sending my private mail to the entire list, sorry about
that...
Perhaps a good
occasion for presenting myself to the list though, as I am following the
postings for the last 4-5 years without really introducing
myself.
Although I am
From: michael cottingham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2006 9:46 PM
To: 'michael cottingham'
Subject: TRADE OFFER!
Hello
I would like to trade this particular piece. A 10.1 gram part slice of NWA
978, R3.8.
Here is the link:
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