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Re: (meteorobs) Possible meteorite fall in Jordan
Dear Mohammad Odeh and All!
It seems that my idea that it was a geophysical event is confirmed. It
would be interesting to look at some background geophysical data. Also I
propose to make further contacts outside METEOROBS mailing list, as the
item is of another nature.
Sincerely,
Andrei Ol'khovatov
Russia, Moscow
----- Original Message -----
From: Mohammad Odeh (via Lew Gramer) <odeh@jas.org.jo>
To: Meteor Observing Mailing List <meteorobs@jovian.com>
Cc: Lew Gramer (me) <dedalus@alum.mitdot edu>
Sent: 25 апреля 2001 г. 18:41
Subject: (meteorobs) Possible meteorite fall in Jordan
>
> Greetings,
>
> Well, I've been there just 6 hours ago! I did take several pictures,
> and made an interview with an eyewitness! I've written a report in
> Arabic, since I was asked to do so by the Associated Press. I hope
I'll
> be able to translate it into English and post the pictures soon. But
in
> a very short, JAS didn't find any meteorite at that place. Anyway,
more
> later.
>
> Best Wishes
> Moh'd
> **********************************************************************
> Mohammad Shawkat Odeh.
> Jordanian Astronomical Society (JAS).
> Member of JAS Administrative Board.
> P.O. Box 925916 Amman 11110 Jordan.
> Fax: +1-707-2210918 (In USA).
> Mobile: +962-79-877225
> odeh@jas.org.jo
> http://www.jas.org.jo/ (JAS URL)
> http://jas.org.jo/wap (JAS' WAP URL)
> **********************************************************************
>
> >Dear All!
> >
> > One Russian News Agency (RBN) just posted in
Internet
> the following
> > info, which I translated on-line into English.
> > Does anybody know about this "meteorite fall" in
> Jordan?
> >
> > Sincerely,
> > Andrei Ol'khovatov
> > Russia, Moscow
> >
> > -----------------------
> > 17:33 (probably time of the post) Trouble does not
> come one. In this
> > have once again been able to make sure the
inhabitants
>
> to Jordans,
> > buried its relative in one of the derhubarb, in 85
> kilometers from
> > capital. On burial was going to one hundred persons,
> when on the sky was
> > shown strange point, which begin rapidly approach.
At,
>
> the point turned
> > out to be the burning meteorite, which has even so
> pardoned the mourning
> > procession and fell on proximity. According to local
> mayor, his
> > inhabitants were lucky twice: if meteorite fell in
> nearest wood, large
> > fire was not to avoid.
>
>
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