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Re: A Nininger Moment

To: almitt <almitt@kconline.com>
Subject: Re: A Nininger Moment
From: William Blair <wbblair@worldnet.att.net>
Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1998 16:55:34 -0600
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almitt wrote:
>
> On the evening of  November 9th 1923 at McPherson, faculty and students
> gather at a chapel for a lecture or other event. At the end of this
> event Nininger and fellow professor E.L. Craik walked towards Craik's
> house and were chatting. A sudden blazing stream of fire illuminated the
> sky lighting up the surrounding landscape and vanished with an equal
> suddenness. An event that started Nininger on his crusade to find out
> more about the rare events and launched his effort to unravel those
> mysteries the rest of his life.
> 
> Source: Find A Falling Star
> 
> --AL

It's undoubtedly been said here before,
but if you're interested in 
meteorite hunting and/or collection,
this is the most interesting book
you'll find.  If you haven't yet, read
it!

Bill Blair

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