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Re: Meteor"wrongs", Meteorite Hits List, etc.

Walter,

Thanks for the pointer to the NEMS website.  Looks like plenty of good info
there but I wasn't able to find a glossary or pronunciation guide.  Please let
me know where it's hidden.

Ginger

WBranchsb@aol.com wrote:

> Hello Ginger,
>
> Russ Kempton has one of the best if not THE best educational meteorite site
> anywhere.  He has a glossary with pronunciation guide.  Here is the URL:
>
> http://www.meteorlab.com/
>
> By all means, pay his site a visit.
>
> Regards,
>
> Walter
>
> > The Meteorite Hits list is interesting to me as a relative newbie to
> >  meteorites.  Now what I would like to see is a pronunciation guide - for
> >  meteorite names and other technical terms.  One hates to sound like a
> >  beginner!!  My background is astronomy, not rocks, so I looked in the
> >  back of Norton's book hoping to find a guide like the ones often found
> >  in astronomy books, but didn't find one.  Perhaps Walter or someone else
> >  could make a list or point me in the right direction if one already
> >  exists.  Thanks in advance.
>
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