Hi Sonny,
that's a very honorable idea!
Martin
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Hello John and List,
I know it is difficult when the media, almost to a man, has opted to
sensationalize, rather than calmly release the facts. I haven't seen one
headline that hasn't promoted a panic in it's wording. Then, as I read the body
copy it becomes apparent through the use of qualifie
Hi John and List,
In my line of work I have to respond to emergency situations on a
regular basis. I can not tell you how many times I have seen the
unthinkable happen. Things that one can not imagine. I agree that the
public needs to know the truth
so that they can prepare for any situation t
Hi List,
Sorry if this double posts. I would like to encourage List members to
join in my efforts to make a difference in Japan and to help the
survivors of this terrible disaster.
Sonny
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Hi List,
I have just listed a Moapa Valley CM1 thin section and .7 gram fragment
on Ebay. I will donate all proceeds from these auctions to benefit
Japanese earthquake/ tsunami relief efforts. I hope in some small way
this will help the victims of this terrible disaster.
http://cgi.ebay.co
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G'Day Count
I've been watching your c
Hey List:
We're having one of the cameras installed Thursday at the Tellus Science
Museum in Cartersville, GA (where I now work). Someone from NASA is coming to
show us the ropes. Can't wait to start catching falling stars.
Anita
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Hello,
I'm offering to exchange three small meteorites. They are from a friend
of mine, but I'll be the intermediary in the exchange. The pieces offered are:
- Cerro Mesa (approx. 0,3 g)
- NWA 4533 (approx. 0,2 g)
- Santa Vitoria do Palmar (approx. 1 g)
Any offer, question or request for photo
Hi List. I finished my updates for March. My "A Flash from the Past Photo of
the Month" on my Astro-Meteorite News page features the Peekskill Meteorite!
Also my "Image of the Month 1 & 2" are up as well. My "The Black Hole
Mystery Video of the Month" is up with a short shocking documentary on t
Hi list.I am looking for small unclassified oriented stone meteorites up to 50
grams.If you have some you'd like to sell please get back to me off list with
pics please.
Steve R.Arnold, Chicago!
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I forgot to mention...
In common with the rest of my site, these documents can be translated on the
fly by clicking on the national flags at the top of the page. It's not perfect,
but it's readable. Thank you Google. If only it could do OCR on the
facsimiles, and translate into English... we'l
Hi List-
The article seems a bit goofy- but the photos that accompany it are
interesting. I wish the resolution would been a bit better though.
http://beaconnews.suntimes.com/4242257-417/ufo-over-oswego-youve-gotta-see-it-to-believe-it-...
Everyone have a good night.
Mike G.
On behalf of Blaine Reed who is not (yet!) a member of the MetList.
Anne M. Black
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Sorry,
here is the project's page:
http://fireballs.ndc.nasa.gov/
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Thought this might be of interest to the list.
http://tinyurl.com/4ez6w3v
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By Stephen Clark
Spaceflight Now
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2011
With space shuttle Discovery's mission complete, astronauts on the
International Space Station robotically moved Japan's reflective
orange cargo freighter Thursday to the bottom of th
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MESSENGER PRIMED FOR MERCURY ORBIT
After more than a dozen
Hello all,
I am looking for an etched 2mm slice of Gibeon of around 3cm x 3cm. Other sizes
may be also of interest.
Best,
André Moutinho
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Mike-
I didn't say that there wasn't a meteorite, or that the boater didn't
observe a fall. That may have happened. I was only arguing against a
connection between what might have been a fairly ordinary meteorite fall in
the sea, and a tsunami or sporadic wave event that I think must be
unrel
Hi Chris,
Good points. You've convinced me. It was rather exciting to think
that a big meteorite was laying in the water off Daytona Beach.
So, I am left wondering -
1) what was the object that the witness saw?
2) did the witness actually see anything, or was it an overactive imagination?
Co
While we all know now that it is possible for fairly small objects to retain
supersonic velocity all the way to the ground (at least, if the "ground" in
question is very high above sea level), it is clear that such events are
rare, to say the least. Certainly, simulations suggest that objects si
Hi Chris and List,
I agree. As the eyewitness account reads, it's impossible for such an
object to create a large wave. However, if the account was in error
about the size of the object, then perhaps it becomes a little more
possible.
What about the velocity of the object? Let us suppose that
A meteorite that was 1-3 meters across would make a splash, that's all. A
couple of hundred meters away and there'd be virtually no energy left.
There's almost no possibility of such an object creating a wave like the one
you describe (a tsunami, not a rogue wave).
Chris
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I say "snorkel up"! Can't be all rusted away if it was a stony.
Stuart.
Galactic Stone and Ironworks wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> All of this talk about the tsunami in Japan reminded me of an event
> that happened here in Florida in 1992, that may have a meteorite
> connection.
>
> On July
>>The California one seems to have generated a good bit of reports (15 so
far).<<
In regards as to it being a potential meteorite dropping meteor, the
following words 2 seconds, Fast and 6:45 am in the reports all work against
this
possibility.
GeoZay
The California one seems to have generated a good bit of reports (15 so far).
http://tinyurl.com/65kwm2l
Here's a quick map of the plots:
http://i.imgur.com/0ysLs.jpg
Fresno looks to be a point of interest.
Doesn't Sandia or some other group have CA covered with allsky cams?
Does anyone know any
Hi List,
All of this talk about the tsunami in Japan reminded me of an event
that happened here in Florida in 1992, that may have a meteorite
connection.
On July 3rd, 1992, a 20-foot rogue wave appeared out of nowhere (calm
weather) and washed ashore on Daytona Beach, damaging many vehicles
parke
Hey everyone,
Just wanted to let you know that I have to listings ending this
saturday afternoon.
The first one is a 122g Sikhote-Alin individual filled with
regmaglypts. Take a look!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Sikhote-Alin-Meteorite-122g_W0QQitemZ130497494814QQihZ003QQcategoryZ3239QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ
Dear List Members,
Please take a look if you have a moment at many great auctions I have ending
today. You will find sizable pieces of planetary material along with some new
items that have been rotated in as I run out of stock on others. All 54
auctions were started at just 99 cents with n
On Sun, Mar 13, 2011 at 7:26 PM, wrote:
> Dan.
> thank you for your info but,
> There is no way we are talking about the same XRF gun.
> Blain's gun does in fact give data in percentages as if the rock was assayed.
> I saw it with my own eyes. We did several test samples of real and well known
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/March_15_2011.html
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To all Moroccan Meteorite Dealers & Distributors.
Please contact me off-list at your convenience. Thank you.
Kindest Regards,
Ryan Pawelski
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