Hi Chris,
the fall of Tabor was firstly documented in 1754 by the Bavarian-Bohemian
astronomer Joseph Stepling (1716 - 1778)in his publication:
De pluvia lapidea anni MDCCLIII ad Strkov pagum uno milliari Taborio
Bohemiae urbe dissitum, et ejus causis meditatio, Pragae 1754
"On the stone rain o
I have only received the first issue, too! Still looking for issue 2!!!
John Teague
Knoxville, TN
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>Me too. Just the first issue (in
Hi Everyone:
Part of the reason Nancy and I finally resigned as Editors of Meteorite
was the lack of transparency with respect to things like subscriptions and
how they were handled (Maria Haas, Nancy, and I tried to resolve this when
we worked on the August issue, just before things happened that
Hi Everyone:
Part of the reason Nancy and I finally resigned as Editors of Meteorite
was the lack of transparency with respect to things like subscriptions and
how they were handled (Maria Haas, Nancy, and I tried to resolve this when
we worked on the August issue, just before things happened that
Listeors
>From my back yard in Surprise, AZ, between 1:50 AM and 2:43 AM I
observed 55 meteors. I'm sure there were many fainter ones that I
missed so I'm assuming that the per hour count in a nice dark area was
much higher. It was a spectacular show. I'm curious as to how many of
you went out,
Larry, John, Leo, Dennis and others,
Some may be confusing Meteorite Magazine with the new Meteorite Hunting and
Collecting Magazine. As far as I know only one issue of that one has been
mailed, at least that's all I have received.
Cheers,
Thomas
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Dear Orrin and List:
Thank you for the report from a neighbor here in Arizona.
We had a wonderful show last night over Tucson. I spotted my first
Geminid at about 7:30 pm, and checked back periodically, later in the
night. The skies were very clear and after 12:30 am, once the Moon had
set
http://spaceweather.com/ While night time viewing
of the Geminid shower is common, daytime viewing
while watching coronas of the sun is interesting.
Check out Sundays activity from SOHO cronograph.
It's a fun website to keep on your favorites.
Breathing Better! Dennis
Thomas, You are correct, one issue of MHC has been shipped. If anyone is
referring to MHC, we're running late on printing issue #2 (which is LIVE
on the site now) and, we're finishing up the #3 digital edition now.
Once complete we go to print and everyone will receive their magazines
mailed ou
Thanks listers for some interesting leads.
Chris Spratt
(Via my iPhone)
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I estimate a peak visual rate this morning of 120 per hour. This is based on
my video peak rate of 40 per hour. A composite of all the Geminids over the
last four nights, as well as some fireball videos, are posted at
http://www.cloudbait.com/science/geminid2010.html
Chris
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Eric,
No rush, but I *am* definitely looking forward to the next issue(s).
I think I forgot to compliment you on the premier issue. Great job!
Lot's of wonderful articles and the photography was excellent.
I must confess, I hadn't quite expected that level of quality.
Keep up the good work. And I
Forgot subject on first send. Duh!
http://spaceweather.com/ While night time viewing
of the Geminid shower is common, daytime viewing
while watching coronas of the sun is interesting.
Check out Sundays activity from SOHO cronograph.
It's a fun website to keep on your favorites.
Breath
Hello Aziz Alhyane and List,
Aziz wrote:
"Meteoritical bulletin really contains so many errors ! just like this
site http://meteorites.wustl.edu/lunar/stones/nwa4936.htm
I'm sure All Moroccans can help to get every mistake about NWA finds/falls
corrected, just ask us"
Jack Schrader purcha
Hello Greg and List,
let me correct the link :
http://meteorites.wustl.edu/lunar/moon_meteorites_list_alumina.htm
I was not talking about about 4936 and 5406, I meant the NWA material
especially 2995 which was found in Missouri Morocco, NOT Algeria.
There is no mistake for 4936/5406
My best
Aziz
Hi Aziz,
Thank you for your quick correction! You got me a little nervous there for a
minute, glad it was just a link and not the accuracy of info for NWA
4936/5406 we were provided. I also appreciate your concerns for trying to
make corrections to the Bulletin, a daunting task!
Best regards
In Austin, TX in mag 3.5 sky.
Observed 29 in 2 hours, with 2 fireballs brighter than Sirus.
-mt
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In Florida ~2:00 AM, saw one while driving home from airport. Wish I could
have stopped and watched for a while!
Best regards,
Greg
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I swore I saw a faint and brief (1-2 sec) aurora borealis last night.
But this is Austin, Texas and they never get down this far. Did anyone
else see it?
odd odd.
-mt
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Me too! I received Vol. 16, No 1 (February), and that was it so far! My
subscription will surely have lasted longer than that date, since I just
renewed before the end of last year. Any others with this problem here? What
can be done, who is to be contacted in this case (email?), while editorshi
Hello "mt" and List,
Sky & Telescope, July 1981, p. 86: April's Intense Auroral Display
On April 10th, at about 16:55 Universal time, the Sun spewed a solar flare
from a region near the center of' its disk. It was a modest flare by solar
standards, but the high-energy electrons and protons it sen
Hi Martin & Stefan,
Just wanted to chime in that your image of the new lunar NWA 6481 on
Michael Johnson's RFSPOD for 11 December is absolutely spectacular!
Congrats! --Rob
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Observed under ~75% clear skies for 40 mins between 0330 and 0410 (when total
cloud cover rolled in VERY quickly and thus put a stop to the show).
Saw 56 during the 40 mins, one lasting over 3 seconds, 4 with very brief
trains, ~2 seconds).
Temp was 18 F so maybe it was a good thing those clou
Hi Alex,
In your European neighbour country, the last issue of "Meteorite" I received is
Vol. 16 No. 3 (August).
Must have gone something wrong with your subscription...
For the magazin's contact info: http://meteoritemag.uark.edu/
All the best,
Rob Lenssen
www.AsteroidChippings.com
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If you have been interested in any specimen in my catalogs
$100 to $200 will get you a fabulous buy RIGHT NOW. Contact
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Thanks, Michael
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McCartney, List,
There have been sightings of the Aurora Borealis in Texas,
following sufficiently strong geomagnetic storms. The most
recent observations of large-scale southern excursions of
the aurora occurred on August 14, 2000:
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/aurora_sightings_000814.ht
Thanks for posting that, Bernd.
That explains a sighting I experienced in southern Illinois around that
date.
I stepped outside for some fresh air after a late night band rehearsal and
for a moment thought that the sunset was still lingering. Then I realized it
was well after midnight. There we
I had the same problem. If you go to the magazines website you can email
them to get your back issues. I had to do it twice before I got a response.
_http://meteoritemag.uark.edu/_ (http://meteoritemag.uark.edu/)
Cheers,
Jim K
In a message dated 12/14/2010 1:24:46 P.M. Central Standard Time
Linton wrote: "Thanks for posting that, Bernd."
My pleasure, Linton!
Linton also wrote: "large, shifting areas of pink and purplish colors, ..."
Sky & Telescope, July 1981, p. 87: "... a red glow ..."
Sky & Telescope, July 1981, p. 89: " ... recorded the aurora's reddening ..."
Sky & Telescope
Hi folks, Oregon got slammed by a tornado today just 30 miles south of our
home. We watched the storm come and go. It was awesome! Very very unusual for
this region. They say it is a cold front from Alaska colliding with the
Pineapple Express; a warm storm that comes up from Hawaii and has been
Hey E.T.,
"Letting you folks know to the East that weather is on it's way!"
I know what you mean... It was 31 degrees last night at my house in Florida
when I rolled in at 3am, and I am about 3/4 the way down the state! It has
been down to freezing for several days and my plants and grass show
Aloha E.T.,
> the Pineapple Express; a warm storm that comes up from Hawaii and has been
> hitting us for a week with warm air and 6 inches of rain in the past 5 days.
We're just sending a little aloha your way. We just got hit with a winter
storm that deposited 6 inches of snow on the summit
Was it really necessary, Gary, to use Tatahouine for the nose?
Best from snowy and pretty cold southern Germany,
Matthias
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To: "Edwin Thompson"
Cc:
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 1:13 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Off topic- the weat
You guys need to move to Colorado!
So far barely one light sprinkling of snow here, and 65 degrees today. And
maybe another sprinkling tomorrow (Thanks to ET and Gary!)
But all the ski resorts are getting feet upon feet of snow. They are very
happy. Except of course when Highway 70 is closed be
Hi everyone, we are selling a gorgeous, absolutely perfect, complete Pasamonte
individual. It weighs 5.8 grams and comes with museum provenance. This beauty
is a real gem. I remember 25 years ago selling a 9 gram stone similar to this
one and the collector telling me that "he would be buried wi
Hi Listees
I was out last night from 2:00 A.M to 3:10 A.M and stopped
viewing at 100 meteors.My viewing location in Donegal in the West of
Ireland is extremely dark and I saw plenty of faint and short meteors
as well as a number of bright ones and a dozen or so that left trails
lasting
I've finally produced the first episode in a series of Meteorite videos.
Based on interviews with scientists, dealers, hunters, and perhaps
unsavory characters (did Madoff collect irons?) inside the meteorite
world.
I'll be posting this video series, commentary, and documentaries on my
Argentina
Well yesterday all roads closed so could not get to work. Blew snow at
7am and then again at 7pm. Today the same as well as having to rake the
carport roof and then go over to our church to blow even more snow.
My boy down in London (Ontario) had 7 feet of snow in a couple of days.
More sno
ET, Mike, all,
Thanks so much for the warning. It has been over 80 here in Tucson the past 4
days. Can't wait for some cooler weather.
Sorry. I couldn't resist. But, it is supposed to get down to a chilling 79
tomorrow.
Carl
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Carl,
Don't jinx this! We just got here from Manitoba on Friday and are
thoroughly enjoying the 100 degree leap in our ambient temperatures. It is
perfect.
We're on a resort in Apache Junction and I took the mutts out to the
dogpark around 9pm last night and set up the camera with a wide-angle
tr
Good morning Listees and Listoids,
Last night Linton also wrote:
"There were large, shifting areas of pink and purplish colors,
rather than the green which is apparently more common."
Sky & Telescope, July 1981, p. 86:
"Auroras above 240 km (150 miles) are mainly red from light
given off by oxy
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