Dr. Gero Kurat (1938-2009) Passed Away
http://solarsystem.wustl.edu/2009/12/01/gerot-kurat/ Prof. Gero Kurat, the former curator of the meteorite collection at the Natural History Museum in Vienna, Austria, and past president of the Meteoritical Society died on November 27, 2009, at the age of only 71.
http://www.meteoriticalsociety.org/news_display.cfm?code=news_intro&itemID=51&CFID=3978395&CFTOKEN=27350152
Christian Anger, Austria Passed away 14.dec 2009
Active Meteorite, Impactite Researcher/Collector Passed Away Recently
He will be sorely missed by family, friends and colleagues worldwide. He is survived by two young daughters and his ex-wife. God Bless his kindness; may Christian RIP.
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Steve shares his insight on how video triangulation and gridding can narrow down search areas.
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Geoff and Steve reveal how their gear, "The Rock Hound" and metal detectors help them during their search for meteorites.
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 01:17 Steve and Geoff have a difference of opinion on whether or not beef jerky should be considered a "treat." science.discovery.com |
 00:39 Steve seemed to have a good plan, until Geoff reminds him that the backhoe may not be the "best" tool for digging. science.discovery.com |
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ESA mission analyst suggests 2010 AL30 might be Venus Express rocket
The Planetary Society Blog By Emily Lakdawalla
Jan. 13, 2010 | 09:30 PST | 17:30 UTC
Well, now, this is interesting. 2010 AL30 zipped past us harmlessly about five hours ago. Because of its one-year orbital period, many people speculated it might be a manmade object ...
http://www.planetary.org/blog/article/00002305/
Earth Dodges An Interplanetary Bullet
Discovery News
Dining room table sized objects: These often fragment in the atmosphere and scatter pieces on the ground as meteorites. Meteors that blow apart lower in the ...
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