[meteorite-list] Re: New Concord Meteorite Hot/Cold Where Was The Colt?

[AL Mitterling]

Hi Mark and all,

Again it makes mention of the specimens being hot. Warmed by the sun the 
stones could have been very warm to the touch. No where in Mark's 
articles does it describe a colt being killed unless that information 
was learned well after the fall. Does the dog.........errrr colt still 
live??



--AL

MARK BOSTICK wrote:

> Paper: The Cambridge Jeffersonian
> City: Cambridge, Ohio
> Date: Thursday, March 15, 1906
> Page: 3 (of 8)

When the stones first fell they were found to be very hot and left some 
lasting impressions
with those who first touched them.

Thirty fragments, weighing collectively some 700 pounds were picked up 
at the same time, while still warm." (Note: This I believe)

--AL