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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] An alternative origin of tektites
I had replied to the author of that piece
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I read an article in the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada journal
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Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 10:26 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] An alternative origin of tektites
Hi, Graham, List.
The notion derives from the curious history of the Chant Trace. On
February 9, 1913, there were a huge rash of fireball reports stretching
I read an article in the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada journal that
said that the Earth once had a ring of tektites or a system of rings around
it and when the supercontinent pangea formed, the earth's gravitational
field became lop-sided and the tektite material in the ring ended up in
Hi, Graham, List.
The notion derives from the curious history of the Chant Trace. On
February 9, 1913, there were a huge rash of fireball reports stretching from
far Western Canada (Regina) across to upper New York state and New York City
itself. The numbers of reports were in the hundreds
We live in exciting times! Jerry
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Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 12:26 PM
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