[meteorite-list] Steve Arnold #1

[David Freeman mjwy]

...and the #2 is a long, long way's behind the #1!  Try following the 
complete library of Ssteve Arnold #2's critically inputted archives.
Dave F.

Dawn & Gerald Flaherty wrote:

>Hi Dana,
>I kinda missed Steve's post but as to the #1, there is a second Steve Arnold
>on the List.
>Jerry Flaherty
>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "Dana" <zeus_daughter2 at yahoo.com>
>To: <meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com>
>Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 9:59 AM
>Subject: [meteorite-list] Steve Arnold #1
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>>Since you made so many statements about the article
>>link I had posted.  Let me point out a couple of
>>things.
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>>I don't know what large is to them...  However,  I do
>>know this, that in 2003 what might be the largest
>>meteorite to be recovered on Indian soil came from
>>this area.
>>
>>Secondly, it would seem one of these beauties found in
>>2003, big or not in our eyes, is from a rare primitive
>>carbonaceous chondrites group.  Making it a very
>>special interest.
>>
>>Thanks for telling me the area is wow like the size of
>>TX, but narrow that down to the western part and then
>>I think you might really be telling me something worth
>>while.  LOL  How big is the western part of frigging
>>TX?  Does anyone else know of ANY area with 10 falls
>>in the past 10 years?  Like as in happening now, a
>>current event that is occurring in an area smaller
>>than the size of western TX or even the same size cuz
>>July ain't over.
>>
>>The meteorites fall from April to July.  So I think is
>>is safe to say its an annual event.  Now that is
>>consistent!  I mean if you bleed out your ears every
>>year for 10 yrs during the months of April-July
>>wouldn't you think that is consistent?  Shit call this
>>indian/hillbilly stupid, but I will say yes.
>>
>>Are you saying that because they do not know the
>>origins of the falls, that you yourself do?  Enlighten
>>me please!  I mean we all know the basics of
>>meteorites and so do they, but they are wanting to
>>know which meteorite has left this trail or if ifs
>>more than one.
>>
>>The article may have been poorly written.  I agree.
>>However, it was not posted for that reason.  It was
>>posted because you never know who will be where or
>>when from this list.  The information might not mean
>>shit to you.  However, I myself found it worthwhile in
>>the fact that this is exactly the type of area that
>>might be worth keeping our eyes on if the activity
>>continues.  Even if you or I never hunt that area
>>there may be others on this list that will, do, or
>>have.  That is why I posted the link.
>>
>>I know everyone here on the list will want to shoot me
>>for asking, but good God gravy what is with the #1
>>under your name?
>>
>>Sincerely,  Dana Hawn
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