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This refers to modeling, not actual observations. Gladman and Coffey (2009)
MPS 44, 285-291 calculated that Mercury ejecta could achieve independent
orbits and re-accrete to Mercury after several million years.
Alan Rubin
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Alan, You said;
"Interestingly, some studies have
concluded that rocks
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] is it a meteorite
So, let's say there is one.a chunk of hematite.
What tests could be performed to 1. Prove it was in Space. 2.
Originally from Earth. ???
Radionuclide?
Jim
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So, let's say there is one.a chunk of hematite.
What tests could be performed to 1. Prove it was in Space. 2.
Originally from Earth. ???
Radionuclide?
Jim
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Mendy,
Could a possible answer to your point #1 (What would be considered an
artificial body?) be silicone implants???
Ed
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] is it a meteorite
How do you know that ureilites, aubrites, acapulcoites and the many
achondrite-ung are NOT exploded bits of parent planets destroyed by alien
warfare in our solar system a long time ago? In which case
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OK, so some questions regarding the definition:
1) What would be considered an artificial body?
2) I am 99.9% sure that the word "itself" refers to the mete
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Yes, Alan and I would call this object a real meteorite, but not
tektites, which never escaped from Earth's gravity well.
It's a bit of a stretch and model dependent, but in a way, lunar
meteorites may
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>Yes, Alan and I would call this object a real meteorite, but not
>tektites, which never escaped from Earth's gr
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] is it a meteorite
IMHO - This should most likely be called 'Earthite'. A whole new
class of
rocks distinct from meteorites, which so far we don't have any of
(unless
anyone knows different!?).
Or they could just be known as Tektites, since
day, April 08, 2014 3:28 AM
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IMHO - This should most likely be called 'Earthite'. A whole new class of
rocks distinct from meteorites, which so far we don't have any of (unless
anyone knows differen
Hi Ruben,
We call other planetary ejecta meteorites, so
Jim
On 4/7/2014 10:25 PM, Ruben Garcia wrote:
Interesting question.
It's probably not a meteorite if you define a meteorite as a solid
piece of debris, from such sources as asteroids or comets, that
originates in outer space and su
08, 2014 3:28 AM
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] is it a meteorite
IMHO - This should most likely be called 'Earthite'. A whole new class of
rocks distinct from meteorites, which so far we don't have any of (unless
anyone knows different!?).
O
l 2014 06:15
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Subject: [meteorite-list] is it a meteorite
Suppose a fusion crusted stone is found shortly after a fireball. When
examined it shows a celestial age of a few million years and a relatively short
formation age. More examination shows it to be a stone
Ruben Garcia poses a line of questions that can be carried further.
What is the legal definition of a meteorite? I know I cannot sell
oranges labeled as apples.
It is now possible to send an amateur rocket higher than 62 miles;
such happens now at the annual Black Rock NV launches sponsored by the
Interesting question.
It's probably not a meteorite if you define a meteorite as a solid
piece of debris, from such sources as asteroids or comets, that
originates in outer space and survives its impact with the Earth's
surface.
However, maybe it's a "terrestrial" meteorite. I guess man made spac
Suppose a fusion crusted stone is found shortly after a fireball. When
examined it shows a celestial age of a few million years and a relatively short
formation age. More examination shows it to be a stone formed on earth,
ejected into space and returned here. Is it meteorite or a meteorwrong
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