Unfortunately for most of these asteroid impact scenarios, there is NO hard evidence
that the dinosaurs were eradicated in a single catastrophic event that scorched or
enshrouded the earth for a few short months or years. To be sure, those creatures
appear to have died out in a geologic "instan
I'm still fairly new here, although my IMCA membership is coming through shortly, and
I just wanted to make an observation on the debates (fistfights) that I've seen so far
on the Meteorite list... This is lightweight.
Compared to some of the other lists to which I have subscribed, the Metlist i
And, God knows, we need more dismissive sarcasm injected into our kids' education, so
as to extinguish any natural curiosity they may exhibit. Keep up the good work, Jerry.
In a message dated 10/3/2004 8:46:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time, "GERALD FLAHERTY"
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>Ron,
>Ge
Mt. St. Helens hit the boiling point today...
http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=1087&sid=ajrj9cIRbOJc&refer=top_world_news
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Yes, I read that article about Branson's passenger flights into space---however, the
ticket price is rather steep, and with very little ROI. Nearly $200,000 per person
for a 3-4 hour flight, a brief view of the curvature of the horizon, and only 4
minutes of weightlessness! I don't know that I
Congratulations!
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Portion of a petrified black walnut treetrunk, tumbled smooth through glaciation.
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So, you're SURE you don't want to sell that rare Soyinchan, eh? }=]
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I'm surprised that nobody in South Carolina offered a seismic explanation for the
booming and house-rattling. It's not widely publicized, but South Carolina is the
most likely site in the country for a catastrophic earthquake (forget California).
Charleston has been flattened a couple of times
My contention is NOT that such a transfer is impossible, especially over billions of
Earth years. But I think it extraordinarily unlikely that the infant Mars could---in
the first 300 to 500 million years of solar system formation---evolve a hearty
population of anaerobic bacteria (capable of s
Meteorite hunting via biplane. }=] Very interesting to see the shrapnel, perforated
treetrunks and what-not.
In a message dated 9/17/2004 4:03:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time, "Buzz" <[EMAIL
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>Here after, you will find a link to an original movie about
Fresh is an understatement... Looks like it's still on descent!
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Ah, that would put my mind at rest: "Officials have determined possible sources of the
blasts, but don't know exactly, so concerned residents have no need to complain
anymore." Right.
Allow me to propose a possible source: Practical jokers placing bombs in the treetops.
In a message dated 9/1
The "life from Mars" fanatics make several leaps of faith in imagining Martian "space
seeds," full of viable bacteria, raining down from our skies. If we accept that the
solar planets are all basically the same age, and life first appeared here a few
hundred million years after Earth's formatio
"therefore better that you of it quiet bushels" probably should read "Therefore, you
better keep your mouth shut."
I think Mauro is using an online translator for converting Italian to English---such
translators often provide amusing results. }=]
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In reviewing the reports of skyfalls and bolides and what-have-you, I'm always
intrigued with the official explanation having to do with "practical jokers" using
high explosives to get their jollies. I've seen this preposterous explanation used in
other mystery blast storiesmy favorite was
ave experience with FeCl3, or give me an
idea of how long I should allow it to react? BTW, I'm plan to use it on Campo and
Canyon Diablo.
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What's a good source for etching compounds, such as concentrated nitric acid? Is a 6m
nitric too heavy for etching? Something lighter, maybe 1m nitric? Thanks for your
replies and suggestions!
VeIocity
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