www.grenda.no/nyhende/2127/
www.bt.no/forbruker/vitenskap/Fant-meteoritt-paa-gaarden-1172290.html
Norways TV-astronomer KJR Ødegaard helps decovers 2nd largest meteorite in
Norways history! It's hot on several norwegian newsmedia right now.
He will eat earthly 'greystone' ('gråstein') if it's
http://www.grenda.no/nyhende/2127/
http://www.bt.no/forbruker/vitenskap/Fant-meteoritt-paa-gaarden-1172290.html
Norways TV-astronomer KJR Ødegaard helps decovers 2nd largest meteorite in
Norways history! It's hot on several norwegian newsmedia right now.
He will eat earthly 'greystone'
I would point out some things that points to the pictured
norwegian stone is _not_ a meteorite:
- It looks striped and layered. This is a typical trait of the
gneissic stones on the western part of southern Norway
where this story is from. No meteorites are layered or
striped. It's a
I should just metion, to avoid a grave misunderstanding,
the metallic blue small rock below the 54/59 kg local
rock in the top image in the article below is KJR Ødegards
own Campo del Cielo, which he has been carrying about for many years.
So, by all means, forget that one...
Thanks Martin Bernd for the trend you have started.
Very impressing, but much more so with real meteorites!
I jumped on the trend myself, see below, but it is from
Norway and not a meteorite, I don't know if that is a trend...:-)
It weighs just half of Ødegaards stone - 26kgs.
On the other
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