Hello Listers,
With all this talk about a new found Earth like Earth, I thought I would be
good to post this article to the List's way.
The Birth Environment of the Solar System
Fred C. Adams
It takes a few pages of reading before it gets to the good stuff about
meteorites,
Hi all,
I made a page years ago on this as it has always been a popular topic. The
PDF paper is linked at the bottom:
http://www.meteorites.com.au/oddsends/density.html
Cheers,
Jeff
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Hi Sterling:
I hope that I am not repeating something. Too many emails on too many
subjects (not all the metlist) the last few days and getting ready for a
conference.
One thing seems to be missing in these discussions; how the planets were
detected.
All of the planets in the Gliese 581 system
You princes of Maine, you kings of New England,
perhaps David is referring to that article?
http://www.scarboroughcrossroads.org/slct/referen/a03/rp1003.html
Well, it's an old article of 1985 and if you check below, the author wasn't
directly a specialist.
Dave, it's very common, that people
Possibile meteorite find in Lincolnshire, UK
http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/meteorites-in-lincolnshire-heres-an-actual-one
Enjoy...
Regards,
Eric
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Oct. 1, 2010
This story and photos are online at http://uanews.org/node/34499
Contact information follows the story.
UA Archaeologist, Colleagues Find No Evidence of Catastrophic Impact
Anthropology professor Vance T. Holliday and others
Hi Martin,
Nice hearing from you.
Thanks for the link to Herb Adams piece. I wonder if he is the same Herb
Adams who is also a political player here in Maine. And, yes, I was
aware of Herb Adams' writing, but as I only became aware of it recently,
for the first time, it's simply not possible
Space Weather News for Oct. 1, 2010
http://spaceweather.com
APPROACHING COMET: Green comet 103P/Hartley 2 is approaching
Earth for a close encounter on Oct. 20th. At that time, the
comet will be only 11 million miles (0.12 AU) from our planet
and should be dimly visible to the naked eye from
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
September 27 - October 1, 2010
o Polar Dunes (27 September 2010)
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o Dark Slope Streaks (28 September 2010)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20100928a
o Balvicar Crater (29 September 2010)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20100929a
o
Hi Aziz, and All,
Yes, I can confirm that I received all the data from Dr. Jambon in the
meantime, including the O-isotope data, and there seems to be no doubt that
NWA 5400 and the stone classified by Dr. Jambon (NWA 5363) are actually
paired. The O-isotope ratios plot very close to the TFL
Hi Norbert, Aziz, Dr Jambon, and list!
For The most part, in the last 3-4 years, I have been on the side lines just
reading the post!
If 3 people Have access to this data ( NWA-5363 o- Isotope) and belong to this
list, Why state you have it, and not post the results on hear??? I do not
Hi Dave All,
Dr. Jambon asked me explicitly not to publish his entire abstract - it will be
published after it has been approved by the NomCom of the Meteoritical Society.
That's the usual way to do this, and I perfectly understand that. However, he
gave me the permission to quote the
Hi Norbert,
Thank you so much!
Being a Art major, I do not have a clue, what any of that means? . LOL
But, I was hopping so much that It would be posted by someone and the meteorite
experts and Geologist who know, could see it and let the rest of us know! So
there will no more argument
thanks a lot albert and norbert,
a happy end for this hollywood story.
let's move now to something else and let's find more great meteorite
all the best to you guys
aziz habibi
ps :staring a new jouney in the desert by a wonderfull sunrise the best time to
look for meteorite when its fresh
G'Day Norbert, Aziz and List
Norbert, you were referring to the ratio plots being very close to TFL
and the mineral compositions also matching up closely. Not to get
everybody jumping up and down on this and please excuse my ignorance.
But I was a little confused about the reference to closely and
Hi,
Larry is, as usual, completely correct. But there are
some rough indications. Dynamic studies show that
the system that exists is only dynamically stable if it
is co-planar. Meaning, the planets orbit at roughly the
same inclination, i.e., in the same plane.
So, assuming the system is
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--- On Fri, 10/1/10, Norbert Classen riffr...@timewarp.de wrote:
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Subject: [meteorite-list] RE: nwa 5400 pairing to nwa 5363
To: 'habibi abdelaziz'
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