Here is a neat little foto...
1mm chondrule from the 330g Kenya stone:
http://www.lunarrock.com/Kenya2011/kenyaChondrule.jpg
Enjoy!
Greg
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Hi All,
Not exactly a timely e-mail, but I thought I'd post my radar analysis of
the August 8th, 2011, Ohio bolide with the MetList. (On Tuesday I sent this
analysis to Peter Brown, Bill Cooke, Donald Yeomans, SpaceWeather.com and a
half dozen others, but since this potential fall is likely of mor
Hi, Al, Bernd, List,
Takes less energy to fall in than out.
Actually, the reverse is true. It much harder
for a meteorite from a oplanetary surface to
fall in than to fall out. It's counter-intuitive,
but true.
Imagine you've just escaped the Earth's gravity
and you'd like to visit Mars. The
Thanks to all friends who kindly answer to my question!!!
I remember my old study about chemistry that there is a correct way to
make a solution with acid, but it passed more than 10years ... so I
prefer to ask you!
Thanks!
On Aug 26, 2011, at 5:11 AM, "Francesco Moser" wrote:
> Hello dear
Sorry if this is a double post but the first one doesn't seem to 'get through':
Hello Dave, Karl A., Dr. Wasson and list,
If the beautiful Conception Junction is 'unique' and not paired to any main
group pallasite (Dr. Wasson), could it in any way be paired
to the ungrouped pallasite MILTON, fou
What a score for science, collectors, and the whole community!
Fantastic job guys.
Karl, you rock!!!
Sincerely,
Larry Atkins
IMCA # 1941
Ebay alienrockfarm
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http://lidar.cr.usgs.gov/LIDAR_Viewer/viewer.php : Rich Murray 2011.08.26
free LIDAR views of Earth -- easy to create and download map pdf files
to print and share
within mutual service, Rich Murray
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Hello everyone
I have dear friends in NY and Long Island.
Do someone know a truly reliable website to follow Irene ?
Thank you very much !
Michael B.
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Looks like something Michael Blood would have in his cereal :-)
http://www.capncrunch.com/cc_products/crunchBerries.aspx
Fantastic trip you and Mike had!
Paul Harris
On 8/26/2011 10:07 PM, Greg Hupé wrote:
Here is a neat little foto...
1mm chondrule from the 330g Kenya stone:
http://www.luna
Flying at Mach 3
Paul Swartz
> Twin engine jet aircraft contrail.
>
> Count Deiro
>
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Great job, Karl, Rob and Dave. As usual you guys are always rockin' -
Meteor Rockin' that is!
On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 9:44 PM, Larry Atkins wrote:
>
> What a score for science, collectors, and the whole community!
>
> Fantastic job guys.
>
> Karl, you rock!!!
>
>
>
>
> Sincerely,
> Larry Atkin
Hi Karl I must say great find on the new pallasite to you & all your team.
Scott Johnson
U.S. AirBorne Sport Aviation LLC
Eagles Nest Airpark
Sport Pilot C.F.I WSC-L WSC-S
www.usairborne.com
i...@usairborne.com
Office 509-780-0554
Cell 509-780-8377
Too funny, Paul!
Nice giggle to wake up to!
Thanks to everyone for the real nice congrats to Mike and I, very
appreciated! I've been slow to reply, never been this jet lagged before so
have been pretty worn out. Yesterday I took my last series of antibiotics
from some bug in Kenya, nasty sinus
Hello Listers,
Thank you for taking a look at my post of meteorites I have for sale on eBay.
Here is your chance to own some rare and historic meteorites. Please take a
look and if you have any questions or OFFERS please email me and I’ll get back
with you and if you are looking for bigger/sm
Good Morning Rob and list!
Rob, having played around with the NOAA program associated with the Doppler
Radar, only a little bit comparatively, I know this is very time consuming
investigative work. My hat is off to you guys that can find these 'needles
in the haystack'! It's a lot of data t
Depending on the pressure altitude and tempprobably about 640 MPH TAS. Just
under the speed of sound at that altitude. Probably a 737-200. If he has a
significant tailwind, which is likely, as he's in the Southern Hemisphere and
heading West, his ground speed could easily be as high as 790 M
Thank you Mal and everyone
The site looks good.
I am using :
(http://www.news12.com/weather/weather_main.jsp?section=weather_today_tonight®ion_name=LI)
which is a local news channel
Irene is downgraded to category 1, but... it is so huge (500 miles wide)
that big flooding can be expected, commen
Hi all -
http://english.ruvr.ru/2011/08/27/55273149.html
As usual, cometary, so no good hunting for meteorites.
If I ever locate any of those...
good hunting, everyone
E.P.
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Wasson's statement that:
…there is no main-group pallasite that is closely related to Conception
Junction. Conception Junction is unique."
leaves open the question at to what is the classification? Is it ungrouped, or
perhaps, main group anomalous?
I would be most interested to know the m
The video shows what appears to be an ordinary commercial aircraft, in
ordinary subsonic flight.
Stills and videos of these sort of contrails are regularly submitted as
meteors or fireballs. This one is no different.
Chris
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Yes, sorry...
I thought it was 1993, mistyped, but it was 1992.
I went to Miami a couple days after Andrew.
Some parts, especially poor neighborhoods with
trailers etc... were devastated.
Michael
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Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2011 10:36 PM
To: Michael Bross
Cc: Mal Bishop ;
Hi E.P. and list,
The picture used in the article does show petroglyphs from Irkutsk in Russia.
Thus it was used only for illustration purposes
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Andrew was august 92.
Met my wife the day after it, getting on an ARMY ship in Tampa. Was supposed to
fly to Key West that day. Of course that would have been a rough flight. Drove
to Tampa and met the ship which had fled the keys to Tampa ahead of the storm.
Fun times.
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For sure, slowly crossing the sky and dissapearing over the horizon, as a
highflying airliner does. Yet this airliner is now worldwide news. A real
meteorite is of little interest to the media.
Michael Farmer
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On Aug 27, 2011, at 3:34 PM, Chris Peterson wrote:
> The video
An even better site for hurricane tracking information:
http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/?index_region=at
--Rob
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Yes Hurricane Andrew was 1992 !
Some folks weren't as lucky as Mike and its strange how an intense
storm like Andrew can leave people with a romantic feeling in many such
ways. I bet this is related to the feelings of wonder associated with
meteorites.
In my parents' case, our house was rig
Michael & All,
Dr. Wasson submitted his classification of the Conception Junction pallasite
(PMG) to the Nomenclature Committee last month, and presumably it will be
posted to the Meteorite Bulletin before long. Since much of this
information is not publicly available at the moment, please find b
Way to go, Karl, Dave, and Robert! That's great. A big congrats to you guys as
well!
Robert Woolard
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On Aug 27, 2011, at 5:46 AM, Karl Aston wrote:
> Dear List,
>
> Dave Gheesling, Robert Ward and I have introduced a new pallasite to
> the meteorite community:
> Conception
A new arrival: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=53877
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I released it just now:
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=53877
Jeff
On 8/27/2011 7:50 PM, Dave Gheesling wrote:
Michael& All,
Dr. Wasson submitted his classification of the Conception Junction pallasite
(PMG) to the Nomenclature Committee last month, and presumably it will be
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re my recent geoablation posts with inefficient URLs, here are
corrected URLs, focused on evidence: Rich Murray 2011.08.27
10 m broken rock hill with black glazes, W of Rancho Alegre Road, S of
Coyote Trail, W of Hwy 14, S of Santa Fe, New Mexico,
tour of 50 photos 1 MB size each via DropBox:
Ric
For those that are interested, Conception Junction was approved today.
see
www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=53877
Laurence
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