Videcon TV pictures of Mariner 10,
it looked strange. In these closer, much more detailed
images, it looks even stranger. Lots of collapse features.
There may be more vulcanism than we think likely.
Ah! There's a good argument!
Sterling K. Webb
Hi, All,
The U.S. is already spending an estimated
2.7 to 3.5 Trillion Dollars on a Lunar Base, an
extensive outpost in a very hostile environment.
The only problem is: it's located in Iraq.
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, which purports to be the only
film footage of the elusive humanoid.
It does not resemble a small rock (a rock with an
extended arm?) at all. I suspect a prank of some kind.
This is not Mars; this is Spoof Country. How such a
prank is carried out is left as an exercise for the student.
Sterling K
collection.
Put it all together and you have... not much.
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, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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differing points of view.
I've been paging through recent postings to the List,
and you know what? I can't find an advertisement
for New List Cop Wanted anywhere.
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for everything
else!
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(and probably others
I didn't think of), and it turns out that it's likely not
an old photo reconnaisance satellite.
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to be removed from a
spare RTG the Department of Energy built for NASA as part of the
Cassini and Galileo programs.
...stay clear of eBay offers once it has fallen ;-)
I get ALL my plutonium on eBay.
Sterling K. Webb
to Spock-like or hard-rubber
beings in any form.
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want,
I can forward you a copy of the post. Let me know.
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it or after it,
that the LORD hearkened unto the voice of a man:
for the LORD fought for Israel.
My impulse for this suicidal post is finished. I wish
I was in Tucson.
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in orbit, the AP
announced about 20 minutes ago. A press conference at
the Pentagon to confirm this is expected sometime this
afternoon, they say.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5h7aoM2ii3QVBCAV8m2HtJSuPxPNwD8UQ7CEO0
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a few weeks.
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it's a big heavy fist. When it acquires a target, its
own rocket thrusters accelerate it to a very high speed relative
to the target and Wham! No more target.
Pretty simple: get rock, throw rock... hard.
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think, to determine the progress of the breakup and to check
for big chunks. Since the Times article implies that there will
be only the one cruiser, it is unlikely that there will be more
than the one attempt.
Sterling K. Webb
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Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008 2:57 PM
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Sterling...
I'm sending you this directly
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Hi
of
the 67th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society, August 2-6, Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, 5173 (abstract).
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for later this week.
http://www.reuters.com/article/topNews/idUSN1930844420080219?feedType=RSSfeedName=topNews
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the role of hot plasma,
either. But at these speeds, the impact does not require the use of
hard or dense materials. Remember that the Columbia was taken
out by a piece of FOAM.
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should ask Art if it feels like
a century since he opened the doors to the
madhouse?
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for the List. There's
nothing else like it.
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: asteroidal streams, particularly associated
with near-Earth asteroids. For a history of the evidence, scroll
down to page four of this paper:
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/books/AsteroidsIII/pdf/3017.pdf
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a little...
If it were from Venus (for example), the Ar isotopes
ratios would pretty much scream it out...
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Hi, Adam,
They say:
‘New’ Parent Body. The GRA meteorites’ combination
of isotopic and mineral compositions is unlike those of any
other meteorite. sigma-18O +6‰ and delta-17O - 0.05‰
are distinct from other meteorites except the primitive
achondrite NWA 2788 [7]. Mineral compositions in
. Since the entire
state of Oregon has only 15,000 acres of vineyards,
I can't see how two wineries north of Pendleton can
dominate the region. (And the weather maps show
snow depths of 24 inches or more in the area.)
Sterling K. Webb
.
Madagascar, South Africa, and Argentina do not have
regions dominated by vineyards.
That leaves Chile, which does have such regions.
McCartney, did you bring back any of the wine that
came from those vineyards? Meteorite Vineyard Wine!
Sterling K. Webb
after the 1848 unpleasantness,
now producing world-class wines with the help of California
money: http://www.illinoiscellars.com/
They produce a fine Bavarian Apple Wine, my personal
favorite, but no meteorites as yet.
Sterling K. Webb
a little fanny-warming as well?
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Carancas-- still weird
of
a rim on the western end on the other side
of the gully. It IS circular, but is that enough?
Maybe it is; maybe it isn't is my first
impression.
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crater.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/main.jhtml?xml=/earth/2008/03/19/scialien119.xml
Milestone in hunt for extraterrestrial life
By Roger Highfield, Science Editor
Astronomers have found organic chemicals on
a planet outside our solar system for the
first time, a milestone in the hunt for
Hi, All,
A very coy press release. What are the three asteroids?
Where are they in the solar system? and a host of other
questions go unanswered.
They're large, 50km to 100km in diameter says the abstract:
Calcium-, aluminum-rich inclusions (CAIs) occur in all classes
of chondritic
/980_Anacostia
Discovered by G. H. Peters Nov. 21, 1921.
It ranges from 2.74 AU to 3.294 AU in a period
of 4.539 years. No diameter is given.
Sterling K. Webb
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just to move the asteroid to Earth-Moon
space, in orbit around one or the other. I suspect lunar orbit
would be the preferred option as folks get nervous about
asteroids headed toward Earth.
Of course, it'll be a mining claim, but souvenirs are always
good publicity.
Sterling K. Webb
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Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2008 7:10 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Park Forest timing
Bernd
4.6 C/1862 N1 (Schmidt)
0.1018 1996 Mar. 25.3 C/1996 B2 (Hyakutake)
0.1019 1961 Nov. 15.2 C/1961 T1 (Seki)
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Doug, List,
I abase my unworthy self, to be Japanese about it.
I Googled for orbit data, and didn't Google deep enough.
It's a virtual Jupiter-Earth Shuttle, it seems. I re-traced
my steps from my browser history and discovered a
wrong click pulled the data from a different object, a
perfect
between 2-1/2 and 3 Earth masses is the point where the median
ocean depths equal the height of the highest possible mountain.
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bat blood. His own microphotos demonstrate
it; his own analysis demonstrates it. There is no mystery
except why he has kept flogging this silly notion to the
science press for years.
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an unnecessary quarrel.
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Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 9:20 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Re: possible impact crater -- Nicaragua, Chad,
Hello Mr. Webb,
I
have to realize that I am not biased against the notion
dogmatically. I'm a panspermatic agnostic. Gimme enough
proof and I'll be convinced.
This story is not proof of anything but human folly.
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in the basement.
A bag of cookies wouldn't hurt.
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ever seen.
In some cases, there's no suspect at all. In others, there's
just way too many suspects.
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of chaotic terrain directly opposite the biggest
impact, the Caloris Basin.
These really big impacts are so far out of
our experience that it's really difficult to imagine,
even using mathematical models, what could
result from them.
Sterling K. Webb
smack the forehead, like
Hercule Poirot, why I don't think of it before? They mus' be
starved, ze leetle gray cells...
Sterling K. Webb
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Hi,
It's a star, it's a planet, it's a 'planemo'
http://news.com.com/Its+a+star,+its+a+planet,+its+a+planemo/2100-11397_3-6080197.html
Too lightweight to be stars but bigger than most planets, a handful of hot,
young, free-floating objects have the raw materials to make their own
bad science,
only bad thing in this story was, that there was this
publications spread, before the case was sufficient
investigated.
Publishing before you investigate is not bad science.
It's no science.
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thermophiles? (Louis claimed they
were unaffected when heated to 300 C.)
More questions, fewer answers. Back to Square One.
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terminology!
This definition game is tiring, like playing handball.
My wrists hurt. The IAU can have it.
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like a great place to scratch
for meteorites...
I hope somebody can come up with a track recontruction
for this thing and the seisomologists with an accurate impact
energy.
Sterling K. Webb
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From: Darren
asteroids in the Taurid
complex appear to have associated meteor showers
and therefore are likely to be extinct comets
masquerading as asteroids.
In other words, always a great candidate for the
source of any big impact at this time of year...
Sterling K. Webb
in the Arctic, with sunshine 20-22 hours a day.
It's in the 50's F. (Take mosquito netting.)
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long
in that environment, which is probably pretty unforgiving
of idiots.
My second guess is, time will tell.
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To: 'Meteorite Mailing List' meteorite-list
.
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Sent: Monday, June 12, 2006 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Norway Meteorite
Hi, Doug,
You're right, Doug, I did it again. Mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.
How many times you have to straighten me out? Post that link again
to where you work out the temperature of bodies in space so I can
go and read it again in the hope it will stick this time.
It was laziness, Doug.
magnitude fireball: BIG.
Sterling K. Webb
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to man, which you never see, but which that
big stone plaza around the Washington Monument
is the top of!
I love good engineering...
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up on impact, going for the airburst...
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Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 1:26 PM
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From: Chris Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 5:26 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] More exact information about the norwegian
fall
Hi Bjørn-
The important wind data is for higher altitudes. I
fairness, I should mention that this on-line calculator gives
users one disclaimer about its performance, These results come with
ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, so it's not like we weren't warned...
a little. I can second that. Use with Caution.
Sterling K. Webb
://sww.ooscc.pl.charon.com/
or visit one of our many entertaining Expo's
on a World or Satellite near you.
Sterling K. Webb
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...) ALL the theories require a big bag
of asteroids for the Outer Outer System. And you know
that whatever the mechanism that starts with big numbers
and then wastes them, many if not most of them would
have been scattered outward.
Sterling K. Webb
it just isn't
on-topic. Unless the insurance company refused to pay
for burglarized meteorites... Not everything has to be
totally on-topic, does it?
Sterling K. Webb
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mTons, 60% of the population of
Belgium.
It lines up a little off-center for the
next densely populated target: London,
but I think you could have counted on
4-5 million deaths there, well exceeding
the nastier imaginings of Mr. Wells and
his Martians...
Sterling K. Webb
Hi,
I want to thank Darren for helping to
fill my hard drive...
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little to do
with reality.
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Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 12:20 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Meteorite from
? Possibly, but
not certainly. It is hard to sell a really rare item
with only a tiny collector market at full market
value. Just ask folks in the (larger) meteorite market.
Or listen to their arguments about what market
value REALLY is that sometimes enliven and
sometimes deaden this List!
Sterling K
, or just discovered
in the course of the dig.
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Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 11:41 PM
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, but if you'd ever been free for even one
day, you would fight to the death to stay that way, just like
we do.
Over 2500+ years, and not dated in the least...
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height).
A good general news story:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/5133900.stm
or, for more detail:
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/060626_asteroid_close.html
or:
http://space.com/spacewatch/060629_night_sky.html
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it.
Thanks, Svend.
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Japanese immpact animation video
in case
other things?
Talk about improbable!! [cackles hysterically and signs off.]
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with that eccentricity of orbit. They all
smacked the Earth at 45 to 50 km/sec.
An impact at 20 to 25 km/sec would only be
1/4th as energetic (still bad, tho). It's the eccentricity
of a deflected Centaur that is their very worst feature.
That, and the absence of Raquel.
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is somewhat?
Probably best to qualify the statement. The List
is such a contentious place...
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land.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divernon,_Illinois
You read the rn (RN) as m (M). Is it time for
a visit to the friendly neightborhood optometrist?
No offense, I hope. I'm sitting here typing while
wearing my magnifying goggles!
Sterling K. Webb
kiloTons of TNT, but beyond that, nothing,
which is the usual outcome of a big fireball.
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are that government's
own population
So, a 300 Ton TNT detonation is trivial ONLY if
you're nowhere near it!
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and Delaney. Why don't they, or somebody, try to
find out what happened to Bleckenstad and other sedimentary
pseudometeorites, or is that trash can too deep? Or are they
still in some dusty storage drawer of museums that found them
long ago an embarassment?
Sterling K. Webb
Darren,
Mock not. What I want to know is what the
old cobber was drinking, or smoking, or otherwise
ingesting the night he had the dream, and where I
can get some, a small prescription for Old Reliable
Meteorite Hunters Dream Elixir, just what I need.
Sterling
: Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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personally, by which I mean, by striking your person!
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Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2006 7:21 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Man
will be a lot less or a lot more than my average value of about 3 kilos.
But don't worry. If things are on schedule, Norway should have another
big daylight detonator in about five weeks, just like the last pair...
Don't they always come in three's?
Sterling K. Webb
miles, I would drive
mine for 1,000,000 miles (I should live so long)
through frozen deserts without gas stations or
air...
Somebody present a plaque (or something
better) to the guys who designed and built
these things!
Sterling K. Webb
zones.
The opposite notion, of narrow and uniform zones
of formation, has been an axiom of many differing
schools of thought on solar system formation for 30-40
years (and implied for much longer), and it now
increasingly appears to be untrue.
Is the fall of a paradigm in the wind?
Sterling K
in advance for annoying you again, Marco.
Isn't strange how everybody doesn't agree on everything?
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, not even an astro-, that Marco objects to;
I like experiments.)
See much?! you exclaim; it's about like night in here! Well,
that's ten grams of dust per square meter at the top of your
atmosphere.
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Hi,
What's the classification?
I suppose it would have to be carbonacious...
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DON'T LOOK
FOR... That's the most basic selection effect of all.
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Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2006 11
to about 1-2 likely car impacts per decade
now. People are a much smaller target but somewhat more
numerous than cars. I make it even odds that someone,
somewhere will get hit with a meteorite in this century.
Maybe two.
Some people will do anything for their 15 minutes of fame...
Sterling K
anyone would pay any attention.
Frankly, I cannot see why they should. What advantage
would there would be in that approach? It is The Problem
itself, in its entirety, that we are interested in, is it not?
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mph,
I'll be running around the strewn field with little red
tag-flags, GPS, camera, baggies... and a big hard hat.
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this time. I offer up my
own house for a Garza Stone. (I've got insurance and
I need a new computer.) Bring it on.
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decide
that you're the drawback...
Not to sound like some on this list, but I would
gladly trade a big mess of blueberries for a 47 kilo
meteorite. Any offers?
Sterling K. Webb
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