Hi, EP, List,
a small change in the Sun's radiation
leads to a big change in temperature.
I lean toward SOME small input = big output
system as an explanation. It has a certain elegance.
A South African meteorologist has noted that sunspot
activity varies with the relation of our Sun to
Hello Elton, Listees, (third try to post this)
Some comments on Elton's post now that I've become so curious about the
ball...
"While I agree that the pitting is peculiar"
Elton, the "pitting" we can see in the photos, specifically the two
whitish large depressions - especially the diamond shaped
Hi Sterlring, list
This from today's CC:
> (6) SOLAR ACTIVITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE
>
> Will Alexander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Dear Benny
>
> As a subscriber to CCNet, like many of your readers
> I have watched
> recent developments with increasing alarm. What I
> completely fail to
> understand
Hi Sterling -
My guess for the puzzle's answer:
Most likely, the change in solar radiation changes the
Earth's ozone level, which in traps more IR. Sort of
like the doped layer of a transistor - a small change
in the Sun's radiation leads to a big change in
temperature.
A South African meteor
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Dear List Members,
I announced a new Saharan pallasite, NWA 4482, last week and indicated there
was one stone which weighed 232 grams. That was the case at the time of
classification. I received a package this week that had another 5 kilos that
are part of NWA 4482. My Moroccan partners indica
That is an awesome and beautiful knife! SuziMexicoDoug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello Listees,http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6625729213The quarry having a blasting blow bigger than bears, a roar louder thanlions, and a hellish hide tougher than elephants - certainly don
Thanks to Anne's OT post :-) for reminding me that it was time to mention that I had this summers pictures up.For those who want to see what Henbury and Gosses Bluff look like - my trip is online. (as well as Steinheim 3 years ago - and I just have to upload the Ries trip)http://www.keaaum.k12.hi.u
Thanks to Jeff and all of the scientists worldwide who
worked on this wonderful new fall to get it classified
so fast. Moss was a wonderful event, and since the
last CO3 fall was in 1937, it may be the only one in
my lifetime where I could be so lucky as to find one.
I was honored to hunt with the
Hi, Katsuhito, List,
Thanks for the accessible link!
It would seem that what he wishes to correlate 44Ti
with is the "heliospheric modulation parameter." After
scurrying to Google, I discover that it is apparently an
arbitrary coefficient that reflects the ability of the Sun's
heliosphere
While I agree that the pitting is peculiar this looks
like a Civil War vintage mortar shell. and if it were
a couple feet under the surface could have been lobbed
there. I've a contact at the Civil War Naval Museum I
need to confirm diameter/gage with, but..shall we
start a contest?
Elton
--- "S
Hi, Odd Ball Afficionados,
To MexicoDoug I can only say, "By George,
I think he's got it!"
Frankly, I was thinking of ammunition manufacture
in more modern terms, but the great peak of activity
at Joliet was of course in WWII, 65 years ago. That's
plenty of time for an iron ball in the wet
Dear Sterling, Robert, List;
All I know is I sell a heck of a lot of petrified tropical hardwood and
palm wood that was frozen here in time in Wyoming. And I sell a lot of
tropical hardwood and palm that was petrified and then ended up in a few
(five is the last count) glaciations
My opi
Hi all,
Moss has been approved by the Nomenclature Committee. The write-up on
it can be viewed at
http://tin.er.usgs.gov/meteor/index.php?code=36592. Note that we
expect the uncertainty on the petrologic type to be removed once the
analyses are all done.
Jeff
Dr. Jeffrey N. Grossman
I don't know how long this has been around, I just ran across it. Seems like a
pretty good way to waste lots of time.
http://www.findarticles.com/p/search?qt=meteorites&qf=free&qta=1&tb=art&x=0&y=0
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Hello list members,
see the following link,
http://www.aanda.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=181&Itemid=42&lang=en
where you can download the PDF file of the A&A letter.
Katsuhito O.
Tokyo, JAPAN
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Sterling wrote:
> In 1690, the French explorer Nicholas Perrot visited
> those lead mines ... In 1818, the first permanent
> structure in what is now Galena, Illinois, was built. In
> the peak year of 1845, the mining district, with Galena
> as its hub, produced about 85% of the nation's lead.
> I
Hi,
1. A NASA study released in 2003 says solar output is
increasing at 0.05% per decade, or by one part in 20,000
per year since the late 1970's. That's right, INCREASING.
http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard/news/topstory/2003/0313irradiance.html
2. But Cordis News in Belgium has a story
Oh Goody does this mean 'The day of the scientists' is near? I can hear
the manic cackling, - now we will finally take over the world..
:)
Good idea though, a bit less dumbness in politics is certainly needed!
MF
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http://www.sefora.org/
Interesting proposal.
Tracy Latimer
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Hi,
Sadly, the entire debate on "global warming" moved
from being a scientific one into being a political one, then
a partisan one. Now, it has gone beyond party politics,
and is becoming a kind of vague, popular, semi-religious
dogma that cannot be questioned.
There is a deluge of an u
Hi,
As I understand them, wrecking balls always
have a point of attachment cast into them so they
can be bound to the cable. This appears to be a
simple sphere. As for cannonballs, there have been
no wars on Illinois soil since the Blackhawk War
of 1832 and no cannons were used, only muskets
a
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