I would like to make a profound announcement (out of character for me?).
Why don't all list members from Illinois NOT let us know when they have
an object that is not scientifically classified until the rock comes
back as a REAL METEORITE.If I brought it to the list each time
someone
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From: Barb Otto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 06:09:34 -0600
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Illinois meteorite
Michael,
Please forward this message ... And thanks for helping me til I have no
problems posting myself.
Dear List,
Nobody said that this is
Sigh...So we are back again to Irons having fusion
crust. Sorry I don't see the fusion crust. Crust
or no, this aborted art project does not have the
hallmarks of being a meteorite.
The statement that said this will be the 3rd Iron from
Illinois sure came across as a meteorite announcement
that
Elton, All,
Oh, give it a rest - read the Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites,
page 54, first paragraph.
...Every writer that I know of has stated that irons do possess fusion
crusts - Buchwald, Nininger, Norton, the list goes on.
Hell, I would've thought that the pictures of Tim Heitz's Chilean
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