Re: (meteorobs) Meteor spectra and chemical composition

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• Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Meteor spectra and chemical composition
• From: Lew Gramer <dedalus>
• Date: Thu, 01 Aug 96 23:53:14 -0400
• In-Reply-To: Your message of "Thu, 01 Aug 96 21:43:11 +0200." <199608012043.VAA08065@homer.taynet.codot uk>
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Hi, Graham. More expert subscribers (like Mark, and Gary Kronk when he's back online) have 
already provided and will provide more detailed answers for you.

But there are also one or two good sites on the Net that list meteor and meteorite research 
references. The obvious one, and a jumping-off point for lots of other resources, too, is the 
International Meteor Organization (IMO), at:
	http://www.tu-chemnitzdot de/~smo/imo

For a more general list of professional meteorics references, try:
	http://www.ru.ac.za/departments/physics/node97.html

Some sites specifically devoted to meteorite spectra (the first two are good bets!):
	http://www.planetary.browndot edu/pds/databasemesadrmg.html
	http://www.planetary.browndot edu/planetary/abstracts/lpsc96/pieters/plagioclase.html
	http://seds.lpl.arizonadot edu/nodes/NODEv4n7-9.html
	http://uranus.space.und.nodakdot edu:443/lectures/Gaffey_4.12.96/summary.html

Other Web sites worth trying as starting points:
	http://wwwdot sidot edu/resource/research/resmus/rastobs.htm
	http://hyperion.haystackdot edu/mhrobs/recent_scientific_emphasis.html


Hope this helps!
Lew

• (meteorobs) Meteor spectra and chemical composition
• From: Graham Beedie <gnb@sol.codot uk>

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