red in the USA, so the USA is the "State Party" here. SpaceX is
the owner. IANAL, but as I read this, if SpaceX wants it back, it has to be
returned to them.
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which covers most of the state and appears along a
> line which roughly connects Yakima and Spokane.
A COPV from this Falcon 9 reentry has been revovered on farmland in Grand
County, Washington:
https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/2/22364582/spacex-rocket-debris-falls-farm-washington
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> Meteorites are not the only stuff falling from space.
>
> Peru: Russian inscriptions found on metal spheres that dropped from sky
> http://www.andina.com.pe/ingles/noticia-peru-russian-inscriptions-found-on-metal-spheres-that-dropped-from-sky-697964.aspx
>
> Yours,
>
>
> Paul H.
These pres
I have now posted an English language story about the new Dutch meteorite on my
blog:
https://sattrackcam.blogspot.nl/2017/07/ot-broek-in-waterland-sixth-dutch.html
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> The stone weighs 530 grams and is fully fusion crust covered. It impacted on
> the
> roof of a garden shed near the village of Broek in Waterland, which is in a
> rural area just north of Amsterdam.
Some more pictures of the new m
reason the
village is named thus...).
It is only the 6th preserved meteorite of our small country in 177 years time.
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From: Peter Davidson
Dear Ron and Everyone on the List
Some quite spectacular images were shown on the news here. As usual the
broadcasters never seem to get the facts quite right. From what I saw on TV, it
seemed to be a meteor or possibly a piece of space junk but what I am not sure
abou
Op 5-11-2015 om 2:48 schreef "Beatty, Kelly"
:
this discussion is timely. what you've noted is exactly my understanding.
just yesterday I came across a high-profile blog about these fireballs,
Phil Plait's?
and
the writer stated that most of the light comes from the superheated vaporized
part
The recent spade of very bright fireballs is due to the Taurid meteor stream by
the way, which every 5-6 years shows enhanced activity of this kind.
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http://www.
A lot of folks say it looked green to them, which means it may have been
metallic;
It is a perpetuated misunderstanding that meteor colours are primarily due to
their composition. It's a science myth inspired by High School Bunsen burner
experiments that appears hard to kill.
While composit
Peter Davidson wrote:
My concern is that, having given a negative answer (and they almost without
question are) to an enquiry about a possible meteorite, I (or any
curator/collector) become the subject of a vicious trolling campaign and find
that our professional (and sometime personal) reputat
trend.
Don't buy into the fear-mongering (but do be sensible of where you go).
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meteorite-list-requ...@meteoritecentral.com schreef op 12-1-2015 om 7:22:
From: drtanuki
List,
A 2-KM-Wide Impact Crater Discovered in
Antarticahttp://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.jp/2015/01/antarctic-ice-impact-crater-2015-report.html
Dirk Ross...Tokyo
You'd think they'd come up with
Hi all,
I would like to second Eric Christensen. Pavel Spurny is a respected scientist
and definitely not someone who would knowingly present something questionable.
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It is well known that arms caches were hidden in Nicaragua during the fight
between Sandinista's and Contra's in the 80-ies. In 1993, one of these exploded
in Managua. Maybe something like that happened again.
Marco
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Marco Langbroek schreef op 19-8-2014 21:24:
I have just been informed that several meteorites have been stolen during a
burglary last night at the Sonnenborg observatory in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
Among the stolen meteorites is a very rare one: one of the few pieces existing
of the Ellemeet
I have just been informed that several meteorites have been stolen during a
burglary last night at the Sonnenborg observatory in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
Among the stolen meteorites is a very rare one: one of the few pieces existing
of the Ellemeet diogenite. It concerns the Serooskerken mas
Hi all,
Just on an odd chance: does anyone on this list have a copy of Izokh & An,
"tektites of Vietnam", Meteoritika 42 (1983), 158?
Cheers,
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Well one of the parachutists seems to think someone at NASA did debunk it,
since they posted a thank you for the help thanking NASA. I guess they are
making that up too:)
Michael Farmer
Phil Metzger, who has in the past extensively modelled falling debris at Shuttle
launches, has used his
I just don't see how the camera
could even focus at those speeds, the skydiver and rock intersecting at what,
300+ mph minimum? How
could the camera catch it in focus? For even a split second.
It is just all to crazy to believe.
Michael Farmer
Do not forget that both meteorite (if genuine) an
meteorite-list-requ...@meteoritecentral.com schreef op 1-4-2014 18:00:
Hi Bernd and List
had a greenish color, apparent
diameter ca. 2 inches, color greenish, duration seveal seconds
possibly a magnesium rich meteor? A huge Enstatite maybe? Exciting! I hope
something is found
As layers
tion about meteorites
and all sorts of other processes that might have created it.
Like Matt, I would think of a Pingo-like phenomena, i.e. the result of formation
and then melting of an ice lens.
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seum of Natural
History, and the State Herbarium.
The former owner indeed donated the stone to the Museum, which is an extremely
kind act!
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collection for a century, before passing into private hands (when the school was
closed down and part of the inventory was taken home by a teacher) and after a
while finally came to our attention last year.
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hands (when the school was closed down) and after a while finally came to our
attention last year.
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icked it up etcetera. With some additional archive research,
we can pinpoint the fall location to a few hundred yards.
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In addition to what Chris Peterson wrote:
Colours perceived in meteors are quite often a result of the composition of the
atmosphere at the altitude of the meteor, rather than the meteoroid composition.
Take green colours sometimes reported for meteors. Almost invariably, someone
will argue
Count Deiro wrote:
As they say"with all due respect"to those of you with vastly more
experience than I in the subjectthese old eyes and the brain they are
attached to have digested the visual data, then thought out the technical
complexities involved in producing a series of multipl
Hi all,
Like Rob and a few others I am very suspicious of these videos. Basically for
the same reasons that Rob mentions.
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Hi all,
Piper Hollier asked me a very valid question and in the context of the
discussions I think it deserves an answer to the whole list.
Piper asked if gravitational curvature under influence of the gravitational
attraction of Earth could mean that fragments of 2012 DA14 could nevertheless
2012 DA14 are very well established facts, even if the bolides' trajectory is
perhaps not. That is the fun of this all: in this case you don't need the
bolides trajectory, only the impact latitude and the 2012 DA14 encounter
geometry, to 100% rule out that this was 2012 DA14 related
Hi all,
I still see suggestions popping up on this list about a possible link between
2012 DA14 and the Russian meteor.
I want to point out that even without an accurate trajectory for the Russian
bolide, a link with 2012 DA14 can be 100% rejected. The orbital geometry of 2012
DA14 and the
Hi Dirk, others,
This fireball over NW Europe was actually the decay of a Russian Soyuz r/b, the
3rd stage of the rocket that launched Progress-M 18M to the ISS on Feb 11th.
See my blog:
http://sattrackcam.blogspot.nl/2013/02/fireball-over-nw-europe-of-evening-of.html
- Marco
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test from the Kapustin Yar test
site.
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> On 5/9/2012 9:15 AM, Steve Dunklee wrote:
Saw an near earth object last night @4:45am central time. First saw it just
below polaris in the northern sky with a brightness like Venus at its
brightest. where it started was obscured by a roof. It continued in an
easternly direction passing the b
Just Breaking story hundreds of requests for this event:
http://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.com/2011/12/mbiq-indicates-large-meteor-seen-in.html
Dirk Ross...Tokyo
As was known very quickly after the event, this was the decay of a Russian Soyuz
3rd stage, from the Wednesday launch that b
ROSAT's orbit was at an average altitude of 149 miles Wednesday.
I observed it yesterday evening: bright (mag. +1) and fast, easy naked eye
object, zipping across the sky.
Image of the pass here:
http://sattrackcam.blogspot.com/2011/10/observing-another-doomed-satellite.html
...and tiday fea
Doug wrote:
"Can't they read a license plate from space?"
You are thinking of the KH-12 Keyhole optical reconnaissance satellites here.
These would not be so suitable for tracking UARS however, being in Low Earth
Orbit and geared to make pictures of ground level.
However, there is a series o
Rob, others,
The video from Okotoks, Alberta, looks suspect. I have the same feeling as some
other people: a series of Chinese lanterns, not UARS debris. There is very
little "evolution" in the series of dots.
Could be wrong of course, but I have serious doubts about this report.
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Rob Matson wrote:
A third alternative would have been to let the orbit naturally decay to
a lower altitude before doing that burn. The advantage of this approach is
that once the orbit is very low (as it is now), that final burn can push
perigee so low that reentry is guaranteed half an orbit af
Interesting story Bob, pointing out that the "snowballing" effect (as you put
it) of NASA's initial misinterpretation in this reverberates deeply. People look
to NASA as "the ultimate experts on space matters", and in many instances they
are. But in this case, NASA goofed badly.
At that time
Jay Tate wrote:
The photograph was taken by a Welsh schoolboy in South Wales in October
2003. It was claimed to be a meteor, but turned out to be a
sun-illuminated aircraft contrail.
More precisely, the contrail of one of the last Concorde flights.
- Marco
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Chris wrote:
Stills and videos of these sort of contrails are regularly submitted as
meteors or fireballs. This one is no different.
I fully agree with Chris and the Count: this clearly shows an aircraft with
contrail.
What keeps surprising me is that in this day of worldwide ubiquitous air
Ron Baalke)
(4789) Sprattia (after Chris Spratt)
(183294) Langbroek (after me = Marco Langbroek)
But there must be more.
- Marco
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http://asteroids.marcolangbroek.nl
Here's an image of 2011 MD I took yesterday morning some 5 hours before closest
approach. It was already zipping fast (this is a 30 second exposure!):
http://sattrackcam.blogspot.com/2011/06/ot-close-encounters-of-rocky-kind-2011.html
I wholeheartedly agree with Rob:
People are simply guilt
rned Breeze-M tank 2001-014B, a left-over from the launch of the Russian
geostationary satellite EKRAN 21 launched on 7 April 2001.
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I made a short mp3 with, in succession, the names of the four Dutch meteorites
as pronounced in Dutch: Utrecht, Uden, Ellemeet, Glanerbrug:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/19376096/Utrecht_Uden_Ellemeet_Glanerbrug.mp3
Feel free to use it.
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Hi list members.
At position 21?35'42.75"N; 35?10'2.75"E a ring of hills is visible with a
diameter of 6 miles. It might be an undetected meteorite crater.
m42protosun
These are igneous (volcanic) intrusive syenite, gabbro and granite structures
about 230 to 140 million years old. You can ac
Op 30-3-2011 01:33, geo...@aol.com schreef:
I'd be very interested to know if people beyond the heavy end of these
falls heard the sonic boom?>>
Does anybody know of a fireball fall and recovery where there were NO
sonic booms?
GeoZay
When you mean that in terms of "none reported": the
The TMZ video wouldn't play for me but there is a version of the video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4C4J1xj1w8
To me it looks like a sunlit aircraft + short contrail. On the video, I even
think I can actually hear an aircraft sound. In addition, the spectators in the
video say "Plane
Thanks Al, I have the article now.
I did some research on the boy some time ago, unfortunately there are no
documented details on who he was.
Back in 1992 I did see a video of the field interview with the boy (through an
interpreter) made by Hans Betlem, who did te field research at Mbale.
Op 24-11-2010 16:55, Murray Paulson schreef:
Hi Marco:
The short lived isotopes decayed 4.5 - 4.6 or so billion years ago,
and only warmed the acreeted asteroid at that time. They are but a
distant memory when the meteorite falls here on earth today.
Hi Murray
No, you are mistaken. It is not
Piper et al.,
Without implying that ALL reports of sulphurous smells are necessarily
unreliable, I do urge caution.
Over my career of checking alleged Dutch new meteorite falls (all meteorwrongs!)
there have been a number of cases where people reported to me "sulphurous
smells" when encounte
Totally forgot this on my list:
* collecting uniform patches from the Military (esp. Black) Space Program
A number of them (not all) can be seen here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_NRO_satellites
This started as a spin-off of my satellite observations, which is focussing on
'black' sat
Okay, here is my list:
* Astronomy: observing classified satellites;
* Astronomy: observing meteors (once my main activity, now much less);
* Astronomy: hunting minor planets (recently less so too);
* photography: macro (esp. Dragonflies)
* photography: panorama
* meteorite collecting;
* books (e
I was quite amazed, as it seemed for an instant that a great meteor
storm was brewing. The initial flash that caused me to look up and the three
after spanning maybe 4 seconds and to see 4 meteors...
I stayed out for another half hour hoping... But nothing more...<<
I think the meteor t
there and/or gets trapped.
This was while there was dessicant in (some) of the mounts.
The problems vanished once I got myself a glass display cage. My meteorites are
much more stable now.
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Doubts are now being raised about there being any crater or impact damage. See
Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy blog for a summary:
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2010/02/11/breaking-mexican-meteorite-impact/
Also, I want to point out right ahead that the suggestion that this was a
believed, dated at 0.9 Ma so I see no clear link between the
Zhamanshin impact and this 1.8 Ma hominin. It is twice as old as the impact.
- Marco
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VU University Amsterdam
De Boelelaan 1085
108
Darren Garrison wrote:
> http://momento24.com/en/2009/09/28/shock-and-surprise-as-space-object-falls/
That actually does look like the real deal (*if* the photographs belong to the
report and are not generic footage): a sunlit wind-blown dust trail left by a
bolide.
- Marco
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From: Mike Hankey
Happy Labor Day Everyone,
I've heard some people talk about how sometimes meteors can be big
balls of ice.
How common is this? Specifically what are the chances that the PA
fireball I'm looking for could have been an ice ball? That would
really suck.
From: Richard Kowal
What's more, this kind of things can make you paranoid about absolutely genuine
finds. An example:
At the time the first Neuschwanstein fragment was found, I happened to be in
contact with two professional meteoriticists about something. Both they and me
initially were surprised by the rusty c
there are two very faint streaks well to the lower right of the main set, and
there is a streak just to the upper left of the main set that is not moving
parallel to the others. how does a plane make streaks like that??
Be carefull here. An attitude change of an aircraft can do that (as well
That's an interesting assessment, Dean. I have captured numerous aircraft on
long exposure and they all have strobes and appear as segmented lines.
By far not always. As I am on a runway approach to Schiphol, I have captured a
lot of them as well. Plenty of images among those similar to this
Hi,
Anyone here getting mails from a 'Jude Noonan', e-mail bonk...@hotmail.com ?
He/she sent me pictures and apparent geochemical "descriptions" of a stone,
claimed to have been found in Amsterdam. He alternately suggests it is an impact
rock or a moon rock.
The whole is very fishy. However,
One package I received labelled "Mineral Specimens" was taxed as vitamins.
Another package I received labelled "Meteorites" was taxed as antiques!
I have had one small slice of Enstatite chondrite declared "pottery for
decoration" (and taxed accordingly) by customs once :-p
- Marco
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I agree with Chris: this to me is a short aircraft contrail lit by the sun. I
see no reason at all to think of a meteoric fireball.
It keeps surprising me that contrails, in this age of ubiquitous aircraft
traffic, are still confused with "fireballs" so often.
- Marco
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Complete with photo and article of the sighting.
http://fremantlebiz.livejournal.com/483475.html
To me, that picture shows an high altitude aircraft contrail. See dozens of
these here in the sky daily.
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http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16635-found-pieces-of-space-rock-once-seen-heading-for-earth.html
Fragments of the small asteroid impact (NEA 2008 TC3) over Sudan in October have
been found.
- Marco
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I am 38, and a professional Palaeolithic (old stone age) archaeologist,
currently working at the Institute for Geo- and Bioarchaeology, Fac. Earth &
Life Sciences, VU University Amsterdam.
- Marco
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Iridium satellite flaring, or geostationary satellite flaring.
- Marco
Hi all,
About 1 hour ago (somewhere between 11:20pm and 11:40pm Mountain timezone)
while walking in my Superior, Colorado neighborhood I saw something in the
western sky that was really cool. The thing that caught my eye
Yup, the catalogue uses a DLL which was ditched in Xp.
The solution: just download it here and put it in the system folder mentioned in
the .txt included in the download:
http://www.dll-files.com/index.shtml
- Marco
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tal element database.
SSC has not issued a final TIPS message yet but does show it as expected to
decay.
- Marco
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Cospar 4353 (Leiden): 52.15412 N, 4.49081 E (WGS84), +0 m ASL
Cospar 4354 (De Wilck): 52
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Cospar 4353 (Leiden): 52.15412 N, 4.49081 E (WGS84), +0 m ASL
Cospar 4354 (De Wilck): 52.11685 N, 4.56016 E (WGS84), -2 m ASL
SatTrackCam: http://home.wanadoo.nl/marco.langbroek/satcam.html
think it is just a time-lapse sequence of the moon descending to the
horizon.
- Marco
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e artifacts" without
due caution, so preferably stay clear of eBay offers once it has fallen ;-)
- Marco
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Cospar 4353 (Leiden): 52.15412 N, 4.49081 E (WGS84), +0 m ASL
Cospar 4354 (De Wilck): 52.11
Hi Mark,
Browse around a bit on http://www.sourceforge.net which is a well known large
repository of open source software for all kinds of things. There is certainly
mapping software on there (search with keywords like "map" and/or "gps" I suggest).
- Marco
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he comet's coma is currently over 5.5 million km wide or
4 times the size of the sun:
http://sattrackcam.blogspot.com/2007/12/comet-17pholmes-coma-now-over-55.html
- Marco
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p
I think it will still be around for a while. Around Christmas it will be around
1deg 16' wide if the current trend of expansion continues. How bright it will be
by that time, I dare not say.
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did I miss something?
What does a hamburger have to do with a meteorite?
Moni,
What, you never heard of my famous collection of carbonaceous hamburgers
- Marco ;-p
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Panorama photo's:
that
shortlived isotopes prove this is a fresh fall and not an eBay fall.
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of 130 km but likely already lower when in decay (Chris mentions 60 km).
The 8 km/s Chris mentions from his all-sky data is exactly the speed an object
decaying from an orbit around the earth should have. Meteors on the other hand
have a minimal speed of 11.2 km/s
- Marco
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> If I wasn't under Mind Control, I'd be telling
> everyone the Truth, that Zetans are preparing to bombard the Earth with
> missiles prior to stealing all our women to host their alien spawn.
Chris,
Now you have spilled the beans, we'll have to eliminate you
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r than the nominal predicted decay time, and at the correct geographic
location and direction of movement from the last know orbit for this object.
The slow movement on the video (assuming the video was real speed) corroborates
it was this decay rather than a meteor.
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> Message: 13
> Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2007 09:04:58 -0700
> From: Matt Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> AWESOME video!
> http://www.myfoxcolorado.com/myfox/
>
Awesome indeed!
This most likely was the decay of a Russian Rocket booster, 06-063B, # 29679.
- Marco
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have a bit of Asmat art & Asmat artifacts, but wouldn't dare to call it
a
collection (3 pieces, all inherited from my granddad).
In a figurative sense, I collect asteroids (discovered a number of them).
- Marco :-)
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t he says.
In fact, as a side note, in this very current polemic between me (a non-native
speaker of English) and you (a native speaker of English) you have started to
play this linguistic card too when you subtly correct my English when you quote
me, as I noted in one of your previous posts.
ffraid it
has a dark political undercurrent, reason why I am very cautious with judging
someone "guilty".
There is a lot more I would like to say on this, but I am tired of the
discussion and fear if I do so it would raise sentiments that would further blur
the discussion.
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o married a goddess named Sigyn who bore him two
sons: Narfi and Vali, which makes naming the two moons
easy.
Oh, yeah, one other thing: Loki is the God of Thieves!
Sterling K. Webb
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e accessed the internet telescope logs,
downloading the relevant information a day before making
his announcement, but denied any wrongdoing. He concedes
that it was Brown's team that had discovered the object."
Sterling K. Webb
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Suggested names have yet to
be submitted for two of Brown's group's other famous KBOs: 2005 FY9 and
2003 EL61.
?? Naming rights and formal discovery credit for 2003 EL61 are not Brown's: but
Ortiz et al.'s
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don't recognize airliner contrails for what they are. Every few months a
video of a "fireball" keeps popping up in news outlets that is just a sunlit
aircraft contrail. Weird.
- Marco
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it looked to me. I suppose for the
time being maybe its best to leave it at that.
good hunting,
Ed
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real well understood, but I'd be surprised if you saw the nickel
emission over the atmospheric oxygen. The majority of slow, bright
meteors are reported as green by many witnesses, but only a small
fraction of those contain significant nickel.
Chris
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he emmision of
> > green spectra in a burning object mean that there is
> > some form of copper
> > in it?
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denly drag supernovae into it. Which I ignore because that was not
the point under discussion.
It is an old, cheap trick to change subject during a discussion.
- Marco
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not mistaken with the URL); I'd actually GLADLY ad
this "meteorite" to my collection for that matter...
;-p
- Marco
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Enjoyed reading the field report, and hals und beinbruch to the Chladni Heirs...
- Marco :-)
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