Hello all,
Thought you'd all enjoy news from the Montrose Press as it involves several
list members..
http://www.montrosepress.com/articles/2004/05/25/local_news/1.txt
Hopefully we'll soon be able to refer to this as the Montrose meteorite :-)
Enjoy,
Frank
<< while the more rare ones are comprised of solid steel. >>
Hm.What's the classification for a "steel" meteorite.
Hopefully this was poetic license by the author, and not a quote from either of our
list members.
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well, VERY loosely speaking essentially all nickle iron meteroties could be
said to be stainless steel, no?
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<< while the more rare ones are comprised of
iron and carbon indeed DOES make steel- does that classify canyon diablos as "steel"?!
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This meteor siting is beginning to sound like:
"In pursuit of an untamed anserinae"
All the best
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in it.
Cheers,
MDF
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No, I didn't mention steel to them. He must have thought that sounded good. I wish he would have picked up better on the difference between a meteor and a meteorite.
All in all not too bad a job for a reporter.
My only question is do they like red or green better in "Chili".
Mike
Mike Jense
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