[meteorite-list] February Meteorite Times

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Hi Frank,  Yep, Martin sure has a way with  the words!  But after reading 
that I think he should of been an author of  novels as well as his many 
science articles and  papers.

Tom



In a message dated 2/25/2010 10:38:14 P.M.  Mountain Standard Time, 
fcressy at prodigy.net writes:
Hi Tom and  all,

I'll certainly second your recommendations.  Especially  interesting was 
the article where fusion crust was described  as:

"Sensuous undulations of frozen liquid rock embrace the regmaglypts  like 
black silk sheets clinging to sweaty lovers."

I'll leave it for the  readers to find the correct article and  passage.

Cheers,

Frank




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From: "STARSANDSCOPES at aol.com" <STARSANDSCOPES at aol.com>
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Sent: Thu, February 25, 2010 9:01:28  PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] February Meteorite Times

Well worth the  wait on the February Meteorite  Times!

A collection of great  articles.

My favorites were Jim and  Maria's (separate) Tucson  recaps, John's Micro 
Vision article on armored  chondrules (Well done,  you've got to check it 
out!) and Martin's Accretion Desk  on  Alfianello.  In it he used the 
Martin Cube 
for the first time!   That made me happy to see.

It made my evening.   Thanks!    

Tom   

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