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Lew Gramer
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>---------------------- Original Message Follows ---------------------- Sounds like a great experiment! I am a long term experimenter and data
>>collector myself.
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>>I hope get to Albuquerque soon where the Institute of Meteoritics is
>>located and have a longer talk with the dust professor there. I will try
>>and write a report to the list if this happens. If anyone has any specific
>>questions I will be happy to present them.
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>>Tom Ashcraft New Mexico
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>I have never looked into this sort of study but how can an analysis of dust
>collected at a point on the surface of the Earth be considered reliable ?
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>How can meteoric dust be distinguished from terrestrial materials -
>including synthetic/industrial stuff ?
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>How long does the dust take to migrate to the surface ?
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>Does the dust alter along the way ? (oxidize, hydrate )
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>How is the dust dispersed by the wind ? Would circulation patterns
>consistently create an accumulation bias ?
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>Is it possible to distinguish between "fresh" dust and meteoric dust that
>has already been deposited and then re-introduced into the atmosphere by
>storms (especially in the southwest US) ?
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>Does the collecting technique produce a bias as to the type of dust
>collected (i.e. silicate vs. metallic) ?
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>As a teacher looking for interesting projects for students (and me) to do I
>would be interested in knowing how productive, expensive, time consuming and
>accurate this sort of research would be. And, of course, it would be great
>if such a study (by supervised students) could actually contribute to some
>scientific endeavor.
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>An interesting study... I look forward to your future contributions to
>meteorobs.
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>__________________________________________________________________________
>Stan Celestian
>Glendale Community College
>6000 West Olive
>Glendale Arizona 85302
>Phone: 602 435-3681
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