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Re: (meteorobs) Fwd: Have Meteorite, Now Looking for the Fireball
At 09:46 AM 6/16/99 -0400, you wrote:
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>Please note that Bo* (whoever you are ;>) is not currently a subscriber
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>way, Bo*, have you been in touch with the American Meteor Society or
>the International Meteor Organization Fireball Data Center about this?
>
>Clear skies and many falls!
>Lew Gramer <owner-meteorobs@jovian.com>
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>Date: Tue, 15 Jun 1999 18:48:55 -0700
>From: Bolide*chaser <bolidechaser@tripoddot net>
>To: meteorobs@jovian.com
>Subject: Have Meteorite, Now Looking for the Fireball
>
>At Lew's recent invitation, I've come over from the Meteoritecentral
>mailing list to pay a visit to you Meteorobs.
>
>Usually we chase fireballs . . . large enough and traveled like the
long-trending Peekskill Fireball,
>it could have been witnessed from San Bernardino, Riverside, or even
>Oceanside!
>
>Aside from going through the archives of 30 years worth of San
>Bernardino Co. newspapers, how could I go about researching this?
>
>Suggestions please,
>Bo*
Bo
You should try any of the observatories that abound in the area and/or
participants in the Skywatch program. If there was a bolide of any
magnitude in recent history they would certainly have it in their archives.
I can appreciate you wanting to make it a fall instead of a find!
J.
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