Gadsden Times
Marc Fries will speak at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center on Thursday morning. Fries is a specialist in finding and recovering meteorites. He still focus on an Oct. 30 shower across the state's northern counties as he talks about using Doppler ...
Skywatch: Three Meteor Showers Span the Holiday Season
Twin Falls Times-News
If a comet's path crosses Earth's, we plow into its debris trail annually, producing a meteor shower. Some showers originate with well-known comets, like last month's Orionids, from Comet Halley. Others come from more obscure parents, like next week's ...
Taurid Meteor Shower Captured by Amateur | Video ...On Monday evening JohnChumack (www.galacticimages.com) filmed a number of meteors ...
space.com
Chat live with a NASA meteorite expert about last week's landing
The Huntsville Times Wed, 07 Nov 2012 14:33 PM PST
Fries, a research scientist at the Planetary Science Institute in Tucson, Ariz., will join a live chat at 2 p.m. CST.
Yukon man takes decade-long fight for meteorite to appeal court
Toronto Star Tue, 06 Nov 2012 16:18 PM PST
A decade-long court fight over allegations of a stolen meteorite that was growing a life form is now in the hands of the Yukon Court of Appeal
Chat live with a NASA meteorite expert about last week's landing
al.com (blog)
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- NASA meteor expert Dr. Marc Fries will be in Huntsville Thursday, Nov. 8, to discuss the use of Doppler radar in finding meteorites. The talk follows the crash of a fragmented meteor into Winston County in northwest Alabama last ...
San Francisco Meteor Showers: Spectacles To Light Up The Sky ...
Election season is winding down, and the World Series is over.Searching for some new evening entertainment? Look up.Starting Monday and continuing for the ...
www.huffingtonpost.com/.../san-francisco-meteor-showers_n_...
Global Calgary | Meteor lights up Calgary sky
Some Calgarians with their eye on the sky early Monday morning may have witnessed a brief but bright meteor.
www.globaltvcalgary.com/meteor+lights+up.../story.html
2012 THE Year of Meteors!
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