[meteorite-list] Do Meteorites, Music and Humor go together?

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Yes they do! Nice job Ruben,
Years ago I taught geology in a Florida College and told the students about heat (expanding) and cold (shrinking) and breaking the rocks as a force of weathering. Then I learned of an experiment where they took rocks and put them through thousands of hot/ cold - freeze/ thaw cycles. Guess what? No change without water. Water is the key! just leave your car engine without antifreeze on a freezing night to demonstrate the power of freezing water. I have seen this in the Franconia strewnfield where a granite cobble is fractured into many pieces after thousands of years. It is a conspirecy you know. What happens when a cold front comes through? It often rains first, then it freezes and the meteorites go POP. Keep on Rocking and Rolling!
Regards, Fred Olsen, Denver

-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: Ruben Garcia <meteoritemall at yahoo.com>
>
> Hi All,
> After about 6 weeks of putting my first meteorite
> hunting video on youtube.com I've had well over 20,000
> views (all my videos combined)
> 
> I know from loads of email that I'm receiving daily
> that most of my viewers are coming from somewhere
> other than this list. 
> 
> Most of the emails are from people that know very
> little about meteorites or meteorite hunting.
> I'm trying to be more entertaining and also more
> remedial.
> 
> In this latest video I try to mix, Music and a little
> Humor with some very basic meteorite information.
> Here it is,
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5rYfIArnvY
> 
> Your comments are welcome!
> 
> Ruben Garcia
> Phoenix, Arizona
> http://www.mr-meteorite.com
> 
> 
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