Anne wrote:
"[a witness Carion found was] positive that it fell on Wednesday July
13, between 11 and noon"
Thanks Anne, hopefully the witness erred by being a day to early, how
fitting that would be! BTW, on today's date in Paris in 1793, Marie
Antoinette told the executioner moments before
Yes, Doug,
Alain Carion did hear from one eye-witness who is absolutely positive that
it fell on Wednesday July 13, between 11 and noon.
However the sky was very dark, overcast and stormy looking, so it was
probably mistaken for thunder and lightning.
Nothing more at this time.
Anne Black
and if it came down during the day, any reports from Paris-ORLY
Airport? Maybe som of the problem is Draveil is 2 km (1.5 miles) from
the airport and folks don't notice loud booms. But the control tower
must have had an excellent view
-Original Message-
From: Impactika
To: meteori
That's great news and hopefully everyone who deserves a specimen will
be happy.
Over 16 pounds of meteorites certainly must have caused a clamor when
it fell!
... and likely over more than the 1 st Arr...
Hopefully this meteorite will go down with a fall date. Has anyone
checked the fireba
Besides that being a knockout stone, nice photography too. I love it
when I can zoom in about 4 or 5 times and see such tiny details as I
can with that picture. Pretty nice!
Mike in CO
On Oct 15, 2011, at 5:00 AM,
wrote:
Tieschitz
http://www.tucsonmeteorites.com/mpod.asp
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To all the collectors out there who are dying to add a piece of that
meteorite to your collection:
Patience, please Patience. It will happen.
The team from the Museum of Paris just found a 2 kilo mass, and Alain
Carion got a phone call from a guy who found a 5.3 kilos mass, he does not have
it
Roman wrote:
"Now that's a sight to behold, and from my home country to boot!
Nice one Dave! I'll have to go look at my 1/2 gram specimen now."
... and that perfect, bluish-gray pyroxene chondrule sitting majestically
amid a sea of smaller chondrules and chondrule fragments! Gorgeous!
Thanks fo
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Now that's a sight to behold, and from my home country to boot!
Nice one Dave!
I'll have to go look at my 1/2 gram specimen now.
Cheers,
Roman Jirasek
www.meteoritelabels.com
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To:
Subject: [meteo
Tieschitz
http://www.tucsonmeteorites.com/mpod.asp
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The original paper announcing the superluminal
flight time is available here:
http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1109/1109.4897.pdf
A great deal of it is taken up with the problems of
correcting and measuring the TOF (time of flight).
There is a lot of discussion of the GPS accuracy.
They do not m
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