[meteorite-list] Another One

Notkin geoking at notkin.net
Sat Dec 10 20:57:52 EST 2005


Dear Listees:

This is just a little piece about the local museum in Greenburg, 
Kansas, which had long advertised that it had "the world's largest 
pallasite on display." Steve and I were up there (laughing to 
ourselves) saying they'd have to change their sign now, not actually 
thinking that they would. Good for them.

Geoff N.


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http://www.wibw.com/home/headlines/2065796.html

Brochure Change

The Big Well Museum in Greensburg still has an unmatched showcase 
attraction, in the world's largest hand-dug well. But another big 
attraction at the museum is no longer the biggest of its kind.

The museum had billed its 1,000-pound stony-iron meteorite as the 
largest of that type ever found in North America. And it was, until a 
meteorite hunter found a 1,430 pound giant in October, in Kiowa County.

Museum manager Richard Stephenson says brochures and other museum 
literature will be re-worded, to show that Greensburg's meteorite is 
one of the world's largest.




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