Hi Sterling,
As you say the questioners in those surveys are as dumb as some of the
respondents! - what sort of a question is 'The universe began with a
huge explosion? True or false? Obviously its actually false not true (as
stated) as the universe most likley started as an infinitely tiny
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/June_13_2007.html
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Blah, blah, blah. The fleas will never comprehend the dog.
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Atlantis' Wing May Have Been Hit
By Tara Powers
Long Island Press
June 12, 2007
NASA officials were alerted Tuesday to the possibility of a hit on
the leading edge of the space shuttle Atlantis' left wing, in
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Meteorite to tour state while Greensburg rebuilds
Associated Press
June 12, 2007
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - Greensburg's meteorite will tour the state for
the next few months while the town rebuilds from last month's
devastating tornado.
The
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Hi list.What is the latest on the nwa 1685 black nwa
classification?I just another piece in trade.I just
got a 67 gram endcut.These meteorites are just a beauty.
Steve R.Arnold,chicago,Ill,Usa!!
Collecting Meteorites since 06/19/1999!!
chicagometeorites.net.Specializing
in Gao Meteorites!
Hi,
I've a piece of Shergotty to go now - not sure of the weight but I reckon
around 20mg - pics on request!
As before, first to paypal me $200 ONO can have it!
thanks for your tolerance on multiple Martian postings!!
best
Dave
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Hello Ron;
Thanks for the post,i always enjoy them.But i have noticed that nasa keeps
calling meteriods meteorites when referring to a cosmic collision from
cosmic debris upon the shuttle or ISS.If i didn't know better i would think a
meteroid enters out atmosphere to become a meteor and
A while back I found a book/collection of papers called Chondrules and Their
Origins on the web. It was split into 30 seperate PDF files. I took them and
combined them together into one file, but it is too big to store on my 20 MB of
web space, so I googled for free file serving services. I've
But i have noticed that nasa keeps
calling meteriods meteorites when referring to a cosmic collision from
cosmic debris upon the shuttle or ISS.
Hello Herman and list,
The official NASA term I believe is MMOD (micro meteoroid orbital debris).
I did a few Q A's with different astronauts a
Hi List, Paul, the editor of Meteorite Times, has loaded the Moss
micrographs to my Gallery. I made 5 categories of micrographs; 160X standard
Xpol,
160X combined, 400X standard, 600X reflected and 1600X reflected. 73 images
in total. My Gallery link is
Tom,
Your Moss (and other) photos are STAGGERINGLY
beautiful!
Paul Harris gives and gives and gives. He has donated hundreds
of hours of work to people individually and thousands of hours of
work to the meteorite community (along with Jim Tobin) in putting
out METEORITE TIMES -
When Viking got to Mars, it found what looked like
clear evidence of the shoreline of a vast ancient sea. Exciting.
Later, closer looks show that the shoreline was not
level; it waved up and down. Shorelines don't do
that -- goodbye to the Seas of Barsoom.
Geophysicists at UC Berkeley
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday,
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/features.cfm?feature=1396
Spitzer Searches for the Origins of Life
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
June 13, 2007
Astronomers suspect the early Earth was a very harsh place. Temperatures
were extreme, and the planet was constantly bombarded by cosmic debris.
Many
Fascinating article from both yourself and Ron.
It left me thinking I could have thought of that if
only I were a little bit smarter as I knew all the
mechanisms involved.
To see what is right in front of your face is a
constant challenge
Meanwhile, we can
put
a sedimentary Martian Meteorite
Would this be hammer stones then?
/Göran
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Hello Ron;
Thanks for the post,i always enjoy them.But i have noticed that nasa keeps
calling meteriods meteorites when referring to a cosmic collision from
cosmic debris upon the shuttle or ISS.If i didn't know better i
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2007/06/14/002.html
Scientist Sifts Through Meteorites and Bricks
By Kevin O'Flynn
The Moscow Times
June 14, 2007
A gigantic dragon fell down from the sky, terrifying all the people. In
that moment the Earth shook and many people heard the noise.
With
--- samc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I get more convinced as time passes, that we *will*
find either active
or fossil life forms on Mars in my lifetime.
Don't kid yourself Mark,
I think you'd get better money if you put it on Mars
being proven to be a lifeless lump of rock and always
And, like a fool, I forgot to ask for
a sedimentary Martian meteorite with
FOSSILS! I mean, as long as you're
asking, what harm could it have done?
Sterling K. Webb
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To: Rob McCafferty [EMAIL
Patients Steve.
We have preliminary results, which are way cool, and should have more
findings in the next month or so.
That's all for now.
Cheers ;)
Mike Tettenborn
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Sent:
Darren,
You are my hero. I've been after something like this
for months and dared not spend £50 on a book (it's a
wife who doesn't understand the obsession thing).
I will be eternally grateful.
Rob McC
A while back I found a book/collection of papers
called Chondrules and Their
Origins on
Dear list,
my colleage Matthias Baermann and I would like to announce the completion of
the report on the Bassikounou meteorite fall. The text is now online at
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/Bassikounou_Meteorite_1.htm
Your comments and corrections are appreciated.
Work on the
On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 15:25:33 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Darren,
You are my hero. I've been after something like this
for months and dared not spend £50 on a book
It's kind of old, but still worth reading. And if you want a print copy of it,
look to pay close to $300 according to what I can
I get more convinced as time passes, that we *will*
find either active or fossil life forms on Mars in my lifetime.
Don't kid yourself Mark,
Did you ever do that calculation in physics where you If not, it works out that
the chances are that you
have to leave the box for something like
Hi Rob, Mark, and All,
While I doubt that someone will be able to find/prove life on extrasolar
planets during the next ten years I'm personally convinced that life itself
is not that rare in the vastness that we tend to call our universe. Just
imagine the billions of galaxies, each bearing
In a message dated 6/13/2007 7:56:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If the formation of life is THAT improbable, how does it come that WE are
here?
Good evening Folks,
H. Perhaps, it might too, be fairly argued that, blind is he/she that
are so closed minded as
Hello List!
Anyone ever etch Estherville blebs?
I just obtained a nice slice with a bleb about 20mm in diameter and we
etched this and a faint pattern is seen. Is it possible that this is a
Widmanstätten pattern? I am not sure if the metal melted and cooled
properly to allow the kamacite
Hi list.I have been told that nwa 1685,the black
meteorite,is going to turn out something very
interesting.I do not know anymore than probably
sometime next month we should have this very unique classification.
Steve R.Arnold,chicago,Ill,Usa!!
Collecting Meteorites since 06/19/1999!!
Norbert Classen wrote:
If the formation of life is THAT improbable, how does it come that WE are here?
I agree with your point of view. We shouldn't be surprised that we find
ourselves in a universe which satisfies the conditions necessary for our
existence. (quoting a version of the
AUTOBIOGRAPHY:
random chemical production of complex
amino acids is one thing but DNA is quite the other
and how it manages to develop from a molecule to
sentience is off any scale
I don't see the problem. Structures are inherent in
all matter, not just any structure: specific structures.
In
i have a 70 slice i bought form j. sinclair- it etched just like anything elseand never rusted, etc.,- very basic. just rinse well. etch definitely adds to the effect.
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From:
Hello all,
Regards the images and test on this page relating to new HiRise image from
Mars.
http://www.planetary.org/blog/article/0984/
I reckon it's strange so many took someones word that there is NO detail in
the BLACK part of the image without attempting to process the image
Hello list,
Recently, I have added to my collection some impactite specimens from
around the world that I have found really fascinating. I am inquiring
about the Chesapeake Bay Crater. Can anyone tell me if there are any
commercially available specimens of impactite from this crater? I know
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 12:39:20 +1000, you wrote:
It appears that the camera scan lines are now visible as dark diagonal
lines, there is a little more there as well, noise, dark image,
http://www.mediamax.com/vk3ukf/Hosted/KsBlackHole002.JPG
Hm. Looks like the collapse has revealed part
Thanks for taking the time to combine the 30 seperte files into a single
pdf. Made to download really quick and easy.
Bob
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Garrison
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 12:31 PM
To:
Hi, Kevin, List
When I looked at your processed image and mentally
subtracted the stitchlines and the periodic noise, what I
saw was vague dark arcs nested inside each other toward
a darker center. So I took your image and fiddled with it
in the manner you described (luminance, contrast).
Dear Michael and Tom,
You two are too kind...
FYI - I'm working on Tom's latest batch, NWA 094, and I'm just blown
away by these images and Tom's ability. It's taking longer than normal
because I find myself just staring at the screen instead of working :-)
I'll do my best to have them up
B.) Please note that in the unprocessed photo of the
hole, there is clearly a whitish stain or discoloration
of the terrain that is plume-shaped and that extends
away from the hole. Hot CO2 or H2O vapors might
have produced the plume, but I think a sulfurous gas
more likely (as frequently seen in
Well, I guess I'll contribute a bit to this off-topic discussion. But just a
bit. Here are a couple of eye-opening films.
http://leaningstraightup.com/2007/03/11/the-global-warming-swindle-video/
The Great Global Warming Swindle---By Britain's Channel 4
And Global Warming:
Hi, meteorite lovers -
I've been following the Mars global warming
story, and am giving a talk on it Wednesday.
Here's my take. Mars does appear to be warming,
based on some erosion of the south polar (dry) ice
cap, at least from 1999 thru 2003. The two papers
on it are Malin et al.
Hot hail!!Oops... that was Ming the Merciless...Sorry, just had to get that out
of my system.Tracy Latimerdum-dum-dum-dum-FLASH!!!-Oh-Savior of the
Universe! (for all you Queen fans) From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL
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While there are several reasonable explanations for what this video
shows (I think it's probably a high altitude balloon rupturing), ...
As I think more about it, I don't think it's a very high altitude
balloon...but rather relatively close and thus not too big. I agree that it's
Yesterday I viewed a video on youtube that is utterly perplexing as to
what
is being videod.
At first you seem to be viewing a stationary object in the sky near Venus,
through a high powered lens or telescope, it is motionless for 10 - 15
seconds, then, suddenly explodes, and debris falls
I LOVE the pictures of the day and look forwad to each new one! Thank you so
much for them!
Suzi
Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to thank ROCKS FROM SPACE
for tirelessly and obviously, thanklessly,
giving us a daily meteorite photo.
To complain about something
It is hard to say what that was in the video. I am sure what it isn't though
is a meteorite.
Dana Hawn
Louisville, Illinois
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Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your story.
Play Sims Stories at Yahoo! Games.
Re. Pix. of the day. Tom has the right idea. The space traveler is more
important than the label! Rock on Tom! (Gerry Ascencio.)
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Subject: Meteorite-list Digest,
Yes, thank you so much for the hard work and wonderful gift!
Suzi
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Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 15:25:33 -0700 (PDT)
From: Rob McCafferty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Chondrules
Hi Don and List, An unclassified METEORITE is first a meteorite and secondly
unClassified. If it's not a meteorite it's a meteorwrong! Never was, never will
be.
Jerry Flaherty
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From: Don Rawlings
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Thanks Darren:
This is why I joined this group.
Greg S.
Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A while back I found a book/collection of papers called Chondrules and Their
Origins on the web. It was split into 30 seperate PDF files. I took them and
combined them together into one
Magadan news say that really at night 6/7 of June from the regional museum a
piece of Seymchan meteorite was stolen. It was 7255 grams. There is criminal
investigation now.
They say that it could be after a TV program with stupid words about very high
prices for the meteorites on black
well, from 3 kg. total mass say from the first dealers
to the 26 kg. of now its a big difference, in fact
like to the usual one the price from 6 euro for gram
offer in the first time, now is go to $3/gr. and under
for big pieceslast time I buy a meteorite without
real info on total weight..
I've personally seen weather balloons burst two times, and this is
exactly what they look like- a bright point (visible as an extended
object through a telescope), that suddenly fragments, the pieces falling
downwards relatively fast. There's no combustion, just reflective mylar
balloon
Darren,
Are you really that history challenged? The underground railroad was not
underground. Stowe wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin and it was the Civil War not
the Revolutionary War.
Dan
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From: Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 22:49:38 -0600, you wrote:
Darren,
Are you really that history challenged? The underground railroad was not
underground.
Yeah, right. Next you'll be telling me that there was no Negro Space Program.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6xJzAYYrX8
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