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Fireball? and Icefall list

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Subject: Fireball? and Icefall list
From: Martin Horejsi <martinh@isu.edu>
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 1997 15:33:40 -0700
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Hello All,

I was contacted today by a geology professor about a fireball sighted over
southeast Idaho, at about 11 pm MST, on or around Wednesday of last week.
It was (I'm told) visible for over eight seconds, and traveling in a south
to north direction. Any information about this would be appreciated.

Another note: the 6 page list of icefalls Peter speaks of is one I received
in a meteorite book deal. However, instead of placing this list on my
Internet page of out-of-print meteorite books, I decided that since it
contained no author or other identification source, I would send a copy to
whoever wanted one. I offer this list to anyone who wants one for only one
dollar, and a self-addressed stamped envelope. The dollar is for my time
and photocopy charges. Or as Peter found out, I will gladly trade articles
with you if you have something interesting.

If you would like a copy of the list of icefalls, please email me off this
List at martinh@isu.edu and I will give you further ordering instructions.

Sincerely,

Martin

References:

Icefall in Scotland

From: Peter Abrahams <telscope@europa.com>

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