, you sort it out! Could
we deduce the geological history of Venus from that? We
would be long on generalizations and short on specifics,
a situation similar to trying to identify meteorites' parent
bodies.
There's no substitute for going there.
Sterling K. Webb
Hi,
The Face needs a facelift...
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Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 11:21 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] New
...
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Hi,
Internet Explorer interprets the disablement as
a universal one. However, you can display the page
source, then close the window. The page source
remains and the clipboard is re-enabled. Snip, snip.
Sterling K. Webb
Hi,
Likewise: IE 6, XP HomeEd SP2. I also have
Norton 2006 Firewall and Norton 2006 Internet Security...
I'll bet David Weir has never gotten a complaint
to date... I hadn't figured it out until your post, and he
probably doesn't know it's happening.
Sterling K. Webb
it was shifting the Sun from one elliptical focus
point to the other; Mars' orbit expands and contracts; Venus
and the Earth pull up close and flirt with resonance lock; they
all rock back and forth.
As with any good movie, I was disappointed that it was
only three million years long.
Sterling K. Webb
ago.
Anybody lost any planets lately?
Sterling K. Webb
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. You gotta be quick on this List!
It could be older than the Joliet Plant. Wars always
seem to increase the demand for lead...
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(21 Mbytes) in either
AVI or MOV format at this site:
http://www.marstoday.com/news/viewsr.html?pid=22106
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in what is now Galena, Illinois, was built. In
the peak year of 1845, the mining district, with Galena
as its hub, produced about 85% of the nation's lead.
It was the fourth busiest port on the Mississippi River.
Ball mills were plentiful.
Sterling K. Webb
. Perhaps a small amount of real research will continue
until we understand things better. On the other hand, perhaps
we will have completely implemented our adjustment to the
Greenhouse Future just in time to greet the next Great
Solar Minimum?
Sterling K. Webb
previous, so he's saying the data on 44Ti activity in
meteorites matches the solar astronomy records; that's
all. Questions on climate he refers to colleagues from
Sodankylä Geophysical Observatory who have
researched this area.
Sterling K. Webb
ball along the way...
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of years (except for one
short nasty hot spell at the end of the Permian). For at least
the last half billion years, that's the way it's been: no runaway
greenhouses.
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systemic error would vanish in the scaling.
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Subject: Re
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http://pdsimg.jpl.nasa.gov/Atlas/MER/documents/ops_edr_rdr_sis.pdf#search=%22mer%20local_true_solar_time%22
Is it the local Mars time for the pictures you want, or
the current local Mars time, like the MER Clock running
in your software?
Sterling K. Webb
... even though
it's not audible to most listeners...
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=2512058
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-rehearsed
and pre-recorded foot-down sentence, so that all he has
to do is touch the button that feeds the quote directly into
his spacesuit's radio input: That's one small step for a man,
another giant leap for mankind.
Too late to get Charlton Heston to do it...
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, Brett Gladman,
for others on transfer of meteorites between planets...
Sterling K. Webb
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you can!
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in the car and head for the hills.
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that they do
anything beyond a bland statement that they make
all possible effort. The often-expressed sentiment
that they don't care and don't do anything is just
not correct. They just don't brag about it.
Sorry for the long stories, but it doesn't mean
much without all those details!
Sterling K. Webb
be glad to be evicted.
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Hi,
While we with names further down the alphabet
have to wait and wait for OUR spoofs to arrive!
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and Stevenson never heard of Malcuit
and Winters.
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And it's almost a Dob...
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on Mt. Wilson
(from 1844 until 1917). The tube was 54 feet
long and weighed 4 tons. More pictures,
links, and a view of the mirror:
http://www.arm.ac.uk/history/birr6.html
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of the vacuum of
space.
It is said that lunar samples, when first exposed
to the Earth's atmosphere, have a burnt smell.
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moment when
I found this table which says the moment of inertia of
the Earth is 0.3335.
Enough data there to scratch up the graph, if you
want it bad... Plot away! And it will prove...
What was that again?
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have a weakness for,
or a higher risk of catching. It's why I wasn't happy with
dynamicists defining what is a planet?
If you find his paper on Mercury as Venus's satellite,
read it with a double dose of caution.
Sterling K. Webb
.)
I look forward to the discovery of a 216,000
pound pallasite. The market will be in ruin! I expect
the sale of artistic coffee tables made from slabs
of pallasite and pallasite poker chips (to go with
today's meteorite guitar picks).
Sterling K. Webb
the fine point that it's the EXCESS of iridium
there that makes the proof, since the Earth contains
iridium. Now, if you want alien metal, you have to
find Technetium!
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of these terms need refining, and that's
one small step in that direction.
Now I'm going to belly up to the bar and watch
the rest of this barfight from there (I hope). Go to it,
boys!
Sterling K. Webb
Hi, All
Same AP story everywhere, but here's a photo of the find:
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/15294779/displaymode/1176/rstry/15294523/
and another photo of it being unearthed:
http://timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?storyID=526166category=BCCode=newsdate=10/16/2006
Sterling K. Webb
Hi,
Somebody (sorry, somebody!) suggested
Gelatin Capsules of pharmaceutical grade. They
will yellow with age also, eventually turning dark
brown if you wait 40 years or so.
Sterling K. Webb
(Pharmacists in the family since 1921
! Downloadable:
A Laboratory Model of Splash-Form Tektites,
by Elkins-Tanton, 2002
http://web.mit.edu/nnf/people/jbico/elkins03.pdf
Somebody else besides me is sure to want to pour over these...
Sterling K. Webb
in the buckeyballs?).
I don't know if the Wilkes Land Crater will pan
out, nor Becker's Buckyballs, but if this were Las
Vegas, I would still put my money on the Permian
Whacker (knockout in the first round) over the
Siberian Gassy Wipeout as The Winnah!
Sterling K. Webb
by the press in that way.
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system. If you Google for
discordant chondrule age, you get arguments over 2 or 3
million years in the age of something 4-1/2 billion years old.
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to measure up in either system.
Hey, I sure hope that explains everything...
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Hello List, This is meteorite related, it may not seem to be, but take it
from me
Hi,
There is a King Tut meteorite. It refers to the Pharoah's small personal
knife made from a piece of meteoritic iron. It was found in the tomb. I
believe Tut was wearing it around his neck.
Sterling K. Webb
that were different from every other district's! Merchant, this
piece of cloth is short by half a foot! --- No, My Lord, these are Flemish
feet, which, as is well-known, are shorter than London feet by the width of
two barleycorns each! At least, a meter is a meter is a meter everywhere!
Sterling K
mice look alike to me
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they are all related in their basic DNA. So it is possible at
a very basic level that they are all related.
OK, then if that's the case
to the face of the guitar, and nothing does that job like
ivory.) I even managed to use only half of the piece of ivory, so I have
enough left over for another bridge saddle, if I ever find another guitar
good enough to deserve it.
Sterling K. Webb
in just 11 years we have a fabulous cluster of
hits
in Park Forest, which just re-inforces the suggestion that the
fall
rate is higher than is usually thought (more like 80,000 + per
year).
Sterling K. Webb
A NOVEL
and so on. The
highest elevation in Illinois is in the far-off northwestern
tippy-tip at 1235 feet, but that is a Wisconsin hill whose crest
is a few thousand feet over into Illinois.
Sterling K. Webb
Michael
large impact rubble (the Vestoids)
is the source of the HED's that arrive on Earth. Of course, if we are going
ultimately to a nomenclature that is based on the actual source body for
meteorites, this would mean that the term might end up being Vestoid
peridotite!
Sterling K. Webb
they can hand it off to somebody
else who will sign for it and get them off the hook! It's your best
protection.
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we all buy insurance to ship our skyrox. but it is really
Hi,
Obviously, as TheSmallCollector, I could never afford an entire chunk of
antimatter, but maybe there's a market for antimatter micro's?
Let's see, if you divide $63,000,000,000,000 by Avagadro's Number, one
anti-hydrogen atom would be worth only a tiny fraction of a penny!
Of
will a general decline
in meteorite prices continue? Is it a lull? A temporary dip? A
re-adjustment? A momentary oversupply? A slide? Was there a bubble? Is
this normal?
Your two cents worth?
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: -23.99
Y: 34.36
Z: -34.58
Interestingly enough, the original purpose of the search which found
this Jupiter was to find stars with planets much smaller than Jupiter,
like Neptune or Uranus. As always, it seems the universe has failed to
read the proposal...
Sterling K. Webb
they
don't think about them anymore.
Does that help? Or make it worse?
Sterling K. Webb
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David Freeman wrote:
Dear List, Geologic Associates;
I came across the term meteoric water while reading up on pre
than Park Forest teenagers, pub crawlers, and cops, sincere as their
observations may have been.
And, lastly, as if we needed any more proof of the utter unreliability of
eye witnesses...
Sterling K. Webb
of
the List than certain too-lengthy threads of late.
So how should this problem be handled?
I don't think anyone else sees it as a problem.
Sterling K. Webb
Let the discussion begin.
Mr. Bob
Subject: [meteorite
Hi,
Remember, the new eBay pages say very prominently: POWERED BY IBM
I believe it...
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Ebay suffered a total power outage at there main hosting facilities
kilometers in a bone-dry climate, there
should be about 10 meteorites if there's never been a flash flood or rain of any
kind for millennia. In a moderately dry climate like Arizona (which does have a
mild monsoonal rain), it's more like maybe there is one and maybe there isn't.
Sterling K. Webb
wonder if there isn't some way of factoring out the finder's
percentage and deriving not just a minimum fall rate but the actual
fall rate from such an area collection?
Sterling K. Webb
Matson, Robert wrote:
Yes -- the MORP study rate
surface of the Earth is too hectic.
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Tom aka James Knudson wrote:
Hello List, Scientists are now thinking that mars is red from meteorite
dust, right? They also say tons of meteorite dust are landing
the Southern hemisphere) is an immense and ancient
impact basin covering half the planet! Now, that would have been one heck of an
impactor!
Sterling K. Webb
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S. Singletary wrote:
At 08:55 PM 9/18/2003 +1000, chris sharp wrote
Aha! The old Meteorite from Jupiter scam. You buy a precious piece of the
Great Gas Giant. It arrives in a chilled container. You put it in your display
case. The next morning, it's gone! All evaporated! Another sucker has fallen
for the Vanishing Hydrogen Racket! The Jovians have another good
batholiths and then rings around the rings... And
wherever you have rings, you can erode a circle.
Sterling K. Webb
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Charles R. Viau wrote:
Waiting for the day that some news comes of the ongoing investigations
in Hudson
, a rusty Brahin, which is now slowly disintegrating. I think it has
another year or two to go before all the iron is gone and I have a box of
expensive olivine crystals.
Sterling K. Webb
Martin Altmann wrote:
Hi again,
does
period.
Seems like everybody was having a bad day...
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Robert Szep wrote:
Hello Paul and list...
I have found IRON NODULES in ~500 million year old limestone and know where
to find more
Hi,
Omigod! The Nakhla Mollusk! Did anyone actually see this Mollusk
being struck by the meteorite? Or is this merely a hysterical rumor
being spread far and wide in the Mollusk community?
Sterling K. Webb
Pekka
.
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Hi,
I believe the corect scientific terminology for meteoritic objects of the
size of Hoba is
HUMUNGOUS...
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Hello All, A current ebay auction has a 2510g Nantan described
would be .ru
Free enterprise with a heavy emphasis on the free part, like free
money, free credit cards (yours), and free from prosecution.
Sterling K. Webb
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Dabo and list
Hi, Gregory,
Nothing like a near-miss by an act of god
to marvelously focus one's attention!
Sterling
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I hastily stuck this piece in my pocket (as I ran like hell out
Hey,
I vote for Jupiter...
Sterling K. Webb
Ron Baalke wrote:
Meteorites on display in Orissa
The geologists say the meteorites that struck the state
may have their origin either in Jupiter or Mars.
Okay, the geologist probably told the newsman they had their origin BETWEEN
Jupiter
of the
melted crust. Hey, I said it was whopping big, didn't I?
So, what you do is a rare gas analysis of the suspected Venus meteorite,
and if the Argon 40:36 ratio is the same, then Venusian meteorite is its name,
as Johnny Cochran would say.
Sterling K. Webb
atmosphere to mix with the residues of the
melted crust. Hey, I said it was whopping big, didn't I?
So, what you do is a rare gas analysis of the suspected Venus meteorite,
and if the Argon 40:36 ratio is the same, then Venusian meteorite is its name,
as Johnny Cochran would say.
Sterling K
, if it
doesn't hit anything else, it'll get here! Ditto for the Mercury rock.
What's a hundred million years to a rock?
So, where are those dozens and dozens of Venus meteorites?
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objects? And I intend to keep
right on
doing it. I'm just not talking...
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Jamie Stephens wrote:
Listees,
I'm gonna suspend any more preliminary analysis publishing.
I've already started
but not thoroughly mixed.
Maybe we should call your stone a mesochondrite? (Good luck with the
MetCom...)
My 2 centavos (worth less than two cents).
Sterling K. Webb
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Graham Christensen wrote:
Come on. No one even willing to guess
Hi,
I have since discovered that the 30+ day auctions that I tried to retrive
from eBay in July and about which I was told the data had expired, are now
back and recoverable. My theory is that that they were switching to the new IBM
servers this summer (and the new page format), and that the
Hi, Mike, List,
The present coalition goverment of Italy includes the Fascist Party.
Sterling
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Michael Farmer wrote:
I did not know that Italy was
returning to it's fascists roots.
material.
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.
At any rate, there seems to be nothing to suggest that any amount of
negative feedback would prevent any bad seller from continuing for as long as
he/she wanted to. Certainly, eBay won't. After all, they just provide the
venue... and the fraudulent statistics.
Sterling K. Webb
either...
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the laser station is proposed to give a powerful laser
effect on that object to deflect or destroy it, Ivashkin reports...
Ivashkin concluded that international
cooperation
(and speed)
of bullet
penetrates a meter in loose sand?
This might yield another constraint as to the feasibility of the story overall.
Sterling K. Webb
Ron Baalke wrote:
OK, what's new? Not that Mohammed saw a fearful column that no one else
saw in Denshal
this report that I would quarrel with as unlikely or invented or too
imaginative to be true. And The New York Times does have a pretty
good reputation for a journalistic yellow rag!
Sterling K. Webb
Ron Baalke wrote:
>
> The quote describing the circ
song of a thunderstorm in New Zealand or Australia or
anywhere else in the world.
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of tektites must have had more evolved orbits than a
simple sub-orbital ballistic.
Just one more of the many not-quite-explained characteristics of these
enigmatic objects.
Sterling K. Webb
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Graham Christensen wrote:
Hello Astro list and meteorite list
as dry as a real one. Even nuclear
bomb glasses are not quite as dry as a tektite. Does this article give the water
content of these tektites?
Sterling K. Webb
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tektite fields: 1
? What the Hell is this?
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to follow its trail, not just
throw yourself into an abyss of silliness.
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In regard to the comment about Hoagland being an alleged nutcase I have to
ask why? Why is it that someone is a nutcase when he or she
Hi, Martin and List,
Translating digital pixels to film resolution is complicated. The highest
resolution 35mm format lens commercially available, the Carl Zeiss T* Planar,
has a resolution of 63 lines per mm when tested on a standard film resolution
card. Since resolving a line needs a
ionally
an obsessive typesetter will re-create the old style by using "f" and then
going in and hand-cutting one side of the crossbar off every "f" with an
xacto knife...
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H
Hi, Dave,
How about: The Family Of Man acquires a new member?
Sterling
Dave Harris wrote:
I just wish I could think of a snappy caption but I just can't!
dave
--
In gentle decay,
dave
or if your yard is
much bigger, you would only have to wait, on average, one million years!
Sterling K. Webb :-D
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Jason Phillips wrote:
Hello List,
As I am preparing for the spring lawn moving season I decided to combine
my
in the Field Museum in Chicago. The
whereabouts of the car is unknown.
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the car. The velocity is too low to produce even micro-craters and
the soil fill too soft to resist penetration.
My theory of a possibility, anyway...
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Hi, List,
The almost entire main mass of the car
Hi, Frank,
That was my Whoops! moment, I think. In reading the flurry of
posts, it was not clear to me that only NWA 011 and apparently
not Dhofar 007 is being suggested for Mercurian origin. On the
other hand, if Dhofar 007 is a new kind of eucrite, does that
mean that it must be from some
Dude! You're Getting a Dell?
Sorry. Some straight lines, I just can't resist...
Sterling
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...but I'll be getting a new Dell in a couple
of months.
Regards,
Tom Randall
IMCA# 6170
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Hi,
As I calculate, these flurries of sure is quiet messages
seem to preceed a knock-down bare-knuckle bloodbath feud of some
kind by a MTB (Mean Time to Blowup) of 1.3 days +/- 0.7 days.
:-)
Sterling
-
Michael Blood
Or, it could just be a quantum fluctuation, tax shock, spring fever, or
nothin' much to say...
Sterling
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Tracy Latimer wrote:
Ya know, you can probably build a really keen fallout shelter out of
uncatalogued NWA and Sahara meteorites.
Hi, Eric, List,
The generally accepted explanation for the olivine crystals is that only at
the base of the mantle (at the mantle/core boundary) do you find the temperature,
pressure, and most important: the slow cooling times, that make the formation of
pure olivine crystals possible.
services, sucking
up a huge market share. If you can't beat'em, buy'em out.
Sterling K. Webb
dean bessey wrote:
This cant be a positive sign for anybody who regularly uses paypal to pay
for stuff that they buy on the internet. You have to think that ebay will
use it to promote their items
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