Hi Chris, Bob, Listees,
Just to expand a little on what Chris says (he speaks from a great deal
of observational experience), Bob, let's pose a few thoughts for
indirect musing...
If meteorites had volatiles that were subject to violent expansions,
why don't all potential meteorites just tur
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Good Morning All
I have auctions ending tonight, ebay ID catchafallingstar.com. ALL started
just at 99 Cents!!!
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Full recap with photos on Paul and Jim's website:
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here 3 videos from the Bologna Mineral Show with meteorite
exhibition
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35ISBChOBbk
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Hi Everyone!
I have received an overwhelming flood of responses to
my
request for a superb of example of pallasite. :)
Some of you have some SPECTACULAR pieces of pallasite
available and it's very hard to pick just ONE! If I
had
millions of dollars, I'd buy them all! (seriously)
Currently I a
Hi list, Not all of you have interest in Microscopic examination of
meteorites to the point of wanting to talk about retardation wave plates but
this is
cool and interesting.
The Sony Play Station 3 uses a Blue Ray disk reader. These devices have a
laser diode that emits light at 405nm (
Due to great enthusiasm of the list, "Dinner With Michael Blood" has
Already surpassed the price of "Dinner with Michael Casper" on eBay.
Thanks to all you enthusiastic bidders.
However, it seems Michael C is out for revenge and has taken
The lead in the bidding and is planning on taking ME
I really wanted to help but I have already stated how I'm
disqualified. : )
I'd order something big.
Mike
On Mar 20, 2008, at 11:19 AM, Michael L Blood wrote:
Due to great enthusiasm of the list, "Dinner With Michael Blood" has
Already surpassed the price of "Dinner with Michael Casper" on
March 20, 2008
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I have to respectfully disagree Doug. I'd agree more with you had I not
witnessed it myself. I believe there might be an unconsidered chemical
source to drive an explosion.
The Maryville Bolide(1983), which I was lucky to observe may have been
an aberration from the norm on several levels( e.g. ca
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UM-Led Team Finds Oldest Known Asteroids
March 20, 2008
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Using visible and infrared data collected from
telescopes on Hawaii's Mauna Kea, a team of scientists, led by the
University of Maryland's Jessica Sunshine, have iden
Hi Elton-
I don't see that any sort of explosion- especially not chemical- is
required to explain what you saw. There is a significant difference
between sending material in all directions relative to the point of
breakup, and imparting some lateral velocity. The former requires more
energy t
Hi, All,
A very coy press release. What are the three asteroids?
Where are they in the solar system? and a host of other
questions go unanswered.
They're large, 50km to 100km in diameter says the abstract:
"Calcium-, aluminum-rich inclusions (CAIs) occur in all classes
of chondritic meteo
Be very careful about bidding on this auction. I've seen this dude
eat and he'll set you back a fortune just for the appetizers;-)
Best and with tongue in cheek,
John Gwilliam
At 10:19 AM 3/20/2008, Michael L Blood wrote:
Due to great enthusiasm of the list, "Dinner With Michael Blood" has
A
The three asteroids are: 234 Barbara, 387 Aquitania, and
980 Anacostia. They think that 2448 Sholokhov is possibly a
weathered example. The last three are members of the Watsonia
family, with orbits that range from 2 to 3 AU.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/234_Barbara
234 Barbara is a typical
Hi list.It seems a trade between me and a very
prominent meteorite person fell thru after we had
agreed to trade.Well that fell thru and once again I
have my 1892 $10 gold piece I will trade for
meteorites if interested please email me off
list.Thanks for your time.
Steve R.Arnold,chicago,Ill,Usa!
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