Wow... thanks for all of those references and for the info below Jason. And
thanks also to everyone else who replied both on and off list with their
helpful input.
It's very much appreciated!
Thanks,
Jeff
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From: Jason Utas meteorite...@gmail.com
To:
Dear List Members,
I have 54 auctions ending this afternoon, all started at just 99 cents with no
reserve. Please take a look if you have time as you will find several bargains.
I also have a set ending Sunday. I will be traveling at the end of the month
is
the reason I have some auctions
http://www.planetary.org/blog/article/2585/
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I have put 2 slices of NWA 4222 martian meteorite, this material its many rare
seen the low TKW of the meteorite. I have cut the 2 slices from the main mass
present in my collection and this is the last 2 slices I cut from this, if you
want go here
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2010-239
Video Camera Will Show Mars Rover's Touchdown
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
July 19, 2010
A downward-pointing camera on the front-left side of NASA's Curiosity
rover will give adventure fans worldwide an unprecedented sense of
riding a
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2010-240
Cassini Sees Moon Building Giant Snowballs in Saturn Ring
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
July 20, 2010
While orbiting Saturn for the last six years, NASA's Cassini spacecraft
has kept a close eye on the collisions and disturbances in the gas
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n1007/20sample/
Mars sample return mission could begin in 2018
BY STEPHEN CLARK
SPACEFLIGHT NOW
July 20, 2010
Space officials in the United States and Europe are planning an
ambitious dual-rover mission that could start collecting Martian soil
samples in 2018
I am trying to find some information on a meteorite we have in our collection.
I have a 0.3 g crusted fragment of an achondrite, possibly eucrite, and old
label that reads Las Canas, St. Andras, Cuba, 2. Oct 1844.
Is this a valid meteorite, fall??
Thanks
Laurence Garvie
CMS
ASU
Dear list members,
reading Ron's last posting below, it seems, that in some years we'll get
some competition by NASA and ESA.
Was already there,
Said the hedgehog
to the hare...
Now seriously, we're about to distribute the very last six samples of the
best shergottite.
When they'll be gone,
Hello Listers,
Here is a great paper on the topic of meteorites in the early stages of the
formation of the solar system. This paper covers alot from the formation of
chrondrites, to the different types of classification and where these classes
come from.
Here is the ABSTRACT:
Physics
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