[meteorite-list] Re: Fall ? THANKS! < except Bernd :-) >

From: Don Young <dcyoung1_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 09:37:32 2004
Message-ID: <3A2FE76E.EE9FD91A_at_swbell.net>

Thanks to all that responded and gave me some great tips about
multiple falls and the probability that a meteorite will break up
on impact. As for "nanosecond" Bernd...he's up to his ears into
swinging a hammer (remodeling his home) and has no nanoseconds left.
(Someone said he could answer this in a nanosecond.) :-)) :-))
BTW I'm just kidding, I DO understand Bernd, I have renatl property.
Looking fwd to maybe hearing from you later when you get caught up.
Thanks again to all, I'm learning,
Don

Don Young wrote:
>
> Hi List,
> I have a question that some of you that have experience might
> be able to express an opinion on. I don't think there is an exact
> answer and I do not expect one. Just an opinion.
>
> For the Saginaw meteorite, and other similar falls, What is the
> probability that there are others or fragments from the fall in
> the general area of the fall???
>
> I guess that the real question is:
> As a rule when there is a fall is there usually more than one or
> at least some fragments strewn around from impact?
> --
> Don Young (Faux-Oro) aka (Fools-Gold)
> Have Cesium MagnetometerS
> Will travel if you have a Site we can work together.
> Have my own US METEORITE HUNTERS index by GPS Lat and Lon
> and detailed maps for EACH meteorite..
> Dallas, Texas
>
> UPDATED PICTURES AS OF: 02 Dec 2000
>
> My Hobbies: Gold prospecting, Metal detecting and Meteorites
> hobby pics:
> Meteorites found at Odessa Tx. With mag. Lg 1 at 16"+, sm at 6"+
> http://images.honesty.com/imagedata/h/182/08/21820805.jpg
>
> 1856 army pistol ball and cap cylinder
> http://images.honesty.com/cgi-bin/honesty-image/12391569/cyl12.jpg
> http://images.honesty.com/cgi-bin/honesty-image/12391570/cyl3.jpg
>
> Home made dredge:
> http://images.honesty.com/cgi-bin/honesty-image/9448307/Dredge2.jpg
> (SUCKING UP--a target) Detector and suction hose
> http://images.honesty.com/cgi-bin/honesty-image/9448310/Dredgedt.jpg
>
> A little gold in the pan
> http://images.honesty.com/cgi-bin/honesty-image/3957183/Cabgold.jpg
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Don Young (Faux-Oro) aka (Fools-Gold)
Have Cesium MagnetometerS
Will travel if you have a Site we can work together.
Have my own US METEORITE HUNTERS index by GPS Lat and Lon
and detailed maps for EACH meteorite..
Dallas, Texas
UPDATED PICTURES AS OF: 02 Dec 2000
My Hobbies: Gold prospecting, Metal detecting and Meteorites
hobby pics:
Meteorites found at Odessa Tx. With mag. Lg 1 at 16"+, sm at 6"+
http://images.honesty.com/imagedata/h/182/08/21820805.jpg
1856 army pistol ball and cap cylinder
http://images.honesty.com/cgi-bin/honesty-image/12391569/cyl12.jpg
http://images.honesty.com/cgi-bin/honesty-image/12391570/cyl3.jpg
Home made dredge:
http://images.honesty.com/cgi-bin/honesty-image/9448307/Dredge2.jpg
(SUCKING UP--a target) Detector and suction hose 
http://images.honesty.com/cgi-bin/honesty-image/9448310/Dredgedt.jpg
A little gold in the pan
http://images.honesty.com/cgi-bin/honesty-image/3957183/Cabgold.jpg

Received on Thu 07 Dec 2000 02:39:26 PM PST