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From: Ken O'Neill <kenoneill_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:22:41 2004
Message-ID: <000501c336aa$76c9c220$ad43869f_at_btek.org>

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Hi all,

Firstly thanks to Steve Witt for your words of advice to me as "the new kid
on the block". Got the book by O.R. Norton and love it. It was good to get
the names to the faces on the photograph, I even managed to recognise Bob
Haag on the Discovery Channel yesterday, and again in the "Rocks from Space"
book.
>We're all passionate about

>these "rocks from space" and love nothing better than to talk about

>them all day long. BTW; If you're married, you're wife (if not now)

>will soon be what we refer to as a "meteorite widow".

My wife already thinks she is a "computer widow" I am preparing her for the
added bonus of "meteorite widowhood"

Glad to be part of the mailing list and enjoy reading all the posts.

I suppose out there somewhere is software to simulate meteorite falls,
allowing for variables of trajectory, weight, time of entry etc. If anyone
can let me know where I might get hold of such software I would be very
grateful.

Not yet a member of IMCA (but would be proud to be)

Ken O'Neill

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