[meteorite-list] Meteorite Times tektite of the month

[Paul Harris]

Norm,

Did you miss this statement from the first article?

"I invite you to please share your views and images of specimens that you 
have either
supporting or opposing so that we can all better understand these amazing 
objects."

And no I did not repeat it in the second article and yes I should 
have.  Gee maybe I
was in a hurry trying to get another issue of MeteoriteTimes up for people 
to enjoy.

Please spank my hand a little harder.  If this is how you share and help us 
understand
I really don't want your help.

Why don't you do something positive and write next months Tektite of the 
Month with
specimens you have and why you don't think they could be.  That's how we 
all learn.

I certainly won't be writing anything next month to stimulate thinking... 
why bother

Paul






At 07:40 PM 4/8/2006, you wrote:
>Paul,
>
>I tried to send this off list, but the email link
>doesn't work.
>
>With all due respect, you are selling an idea as fact.
>  Ideas are fun and should be unconstrained.  But don't
>present them as done deals.  I have dozens of
>specimens of this sort.  They are so uniform that they
>cannot be the random melding of two tektites.  I don't
>claim to know what they are for sure (and I don't even
>deny that you could be right, but I don't think so).
>I have one that is developed  on a bubble shard and
>the convex exterior feature corresponds with a concave
>interior feature, suggesting it was a bubble about to
>erupt. This is quite fatal to your interpretation.
>
>Tektites are particularly fun because there are still
>questions like this that even us kids have a shot at
>solving.  But don't foist a simple idea, as fine as it
>may be, on the believing public as fact.  It is a fine
>idea.  And almost surely wrong.  Sorry.  But if you
>want to buy a whole bunch of these, let me know!
>
>Norm
>http://tektitesource.com
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