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Re: OT Re: (meteorobs) what does a meteorite look like?
At the risk of incurring Lew's vengeful wrath, I once had a geology professor in
college that would have us identify rocks in the field on occasion. One time he
kept repeating, "That's a nice rock there, what is it? It's a nice rock, what is
it?"
It was a gneiss rock.
Kim.
Dustin Brown wrote:
> OT:
> I like that word "meteorwrongs"
> It reminds me of my grandfather who would take me rock-hunting. When I would
> pick up a common rock and ask him what it was he would say, "That is leverite"
> which means "leave-er-right there." ;-)
>
> Ed Majden wrote:
>
> > Arlene Brill asked:
> > Subject: (meteorobs) what does a meteorite look like?
> >
> > Hi Arlene:
> > I have sent you ........................... It is not an easy task
> > identifying some meteorites. If your in doubt always have an expert look at
> > it. .....................I am often brought stones that are thought to be
> > meteorites. So far, all have been meteorwrongs. .................
>
> > Ed Majden - MIAC Associate member
> >
> >
>
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