Hello Listers,
The next few days ill be posting articles that pertain to the topic of
nanodiamonds.
First up:
ON POSSIBLE SOLAR ORIGIN OF METEORITIC NANODIAMONDS
Galina K. Ustinova ,Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Moscow V-334, 119991 Russi
Dear List,
Anyone with any capture of these events? Best Regards, Dirk Ross...Tokyo
Milton, Florida blue green meteorite nw florida may 14, 2010
Fort Rucker, Alabama fireball may 14, 2010
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/05/100513143457.htm
Water Was Present During Birth of Earth
Tiny variations in the isotopic composition of silver in
meteorites and Earth rocks are helping scientists put
together a timetable of how our planet was assembled
beginning 4.568 billion years
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/May_15_2010.html
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Dear Listees:
And while we're talking about the big party from this past gem show,
I've been extremely remiss in not thanking everyone (in addition to
Twink) who participated and made it such a wonderful event for us.
I've been a little busy with other things : ) I know a lot of you
wen
Thanks all for your purchases of my irons almost got enough $$ for my
upcoming trip to Wyoming to film a show on fossil digging.
There are a few irons left and one 104.5 gr Sikhote Alin Oriented I
drop the price on this one.
Just go to my website http://www.mineralexpeditions.com click on
Gary Chase wrote:
And, I saw no mention of the producers in the email. When did they
start buying BD cakes for an over 10 year old event?
Actually it was the 11th annual party and production decided to film
it for possible inclusion in an upcoming episode of "Meteorite Men,"
so they off
On Fri, 14 May 2010 17:07:56 -0700, you wrote:
>No one said anything about ripping Twink off, but three months to pay for a BD
>cake says a lot about paying bills on time.
Especially since Steve is famous for being a millionare.
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2010/04/16/wisconsi
"This tread should stop immediately" ? Who made you boss?
I think, and based upon my private emails, it is good that this appeared on the
list, even accidently. Lets see the true colors of list members that hold
themselves out to be considered as "gods of the meteorite world"
Re-read the
Hi All,
This thread should stop immediately.
Twink stated her intention was to post only to Steve and
The post to the list was an error (If one hits "Return" it goes
Only to the one who posted to the list. If one inadvertently
Hits "Return All" then it goes to the writer and to the
This looks like more 'dirty under-britches' being aired in public. Shouldn't
the attempt to humiliate a list member be OFF LIST?
Warren Sansoucie
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> To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
> Date: Fri, 14 May 2010 09:55:18 -0700
> Subject: Re: [meteorite-li
Hi Eric-
It seems likely that in most cases, a burn of just a few seconds is
sufficient to reduce more than 95% of the original mass to dust and gas. Of
course, you need to define what the original mass actually is, since scale
effects will become important as the mass increases. Also, a lot d
Hi Laurence,
Thanks for the response! I'm humbled by your participation on this
question... I appreciate it. I do have another question... ;) of course.
Given the extreme temperature, and the massive pressure exerted on the
meteoroid body while in it's incandescent state (ablation phase?), and
Hello,
The time in the field went way to fast! It was one of the most enjoyable hunts
that I can remember and I am going through withdraw from not being there and
walking 20 miles a day!
Best Wishes
Michael Cottingham
> Date: Fri, 14 May 2010 14:30:27 -0
Hey all..
Where have the last four weeks gone? Its hard to believe that it's been a full
month since the now-famous Wisconsin fireball dropped a little black gold for
us "meteorite aficionados" atop the quaint farming communities of Iowa and
Grant counties. Whether or not one went home empty ha
Hello Listers,
Here is the article to Jiri Borovicka fireball temp analysis called A fireball
spectrum analysis
Abstract:
A grating spectrum (45 A/mm) of a fireball of -9th absolute magnitude and
velocity of 18 km/s has been analyzed. A new simple model for meteor spectra
has been developed
Hello,
Just a clarification of a previous email AD. I do welcome trade thoughts and
Best Offers. However, the Best Offers have to be done in a short period of
time, so do not wait too long. I usually let the Best Offers build up for a few
days and then make my choice. Since I will not include
Wow,
Dr. Garvie , Thank you for posting to this list again. We can always use your
great mind and input. Please keep it up.
Carl
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Laurence Garvie wrote:
> I just had a quick look at the paper by Popova, Meteoroid Ablation
> models (2004) Earth, Moo
I just had a quick look at the paper by Popova, Meteoroid Ablation
models (2004) Earth, Moon, and Planets, vol. 95, 303-319, and their
spectral data from meteorites indicate that the brightness
temperatures of the vapor are around 4000-6000K.
Laurence
CMS
ASU
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I guess being a big TV star does not pay as much as it used to.
Anyone else have any payment or shipment problems?
Gary
> From: larrytwinkmon...@comcast.net
> To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
> Date: Thu, 13 May 2010 11:17:54 -0700
> Subject: [meteorite-list] re. $
>
> Hi Steve,
Nice story. Another reason to visit Tucson.
http://azstarnet.com/news/local/article_24b8f740-ad39-5ec2-9457-8f4bded7866f.html
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See: http://folk.ntnu.no/ltheen/meteor/meteor_physical.html
Do a search with "google" "for meteor fireball temperatures".
There are several papers related to this topic.
From a spectroscopic point of view, Jiri Borovicka suggests that the
temperature of the main component is around 4500
Hi all
If anyone is going to be in WI area. Today ,sat or sun- pls call.
I would be happy to share my data and map as it is made manually not emailable.
I am meeting up with 2 people as of now plus 4 who are there and if possible
we can all meet up and look together in the eastern, middle. And
Hi list.Well it's supposed to be upper 60's and 100% sun tomorrow,so hunting
for this fall should not be a problem. Trying to find them will be. Its good to
see alot of the other hunters are now gone and the hoopla is over. I'm glad now
I know the aeras where to hunt and been given better coordi
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