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Date: 12 Sep 2006 19:01:30
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Subject: ISS int.l Space Station WGTN Basinres NZ. this week 13.09.06
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http://heavens-above.com/PassSummary.asp?Session=kebgccdmjbbmphojbinikphb&satid=25544
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ISS int.l Space Station WGTN Basinres NZ. this week 13.09.06
logon and password
"basinres"
basin reserve wellington
good chances naked eye visibility, next 10 days.
[while u r there spot some iridium flares
next 7 days xx 10 seconds xx brighter than planets.]
earth focuses meteors.
wats likely? skim-bounce or fall downward??
booming meteor startles canterbury south island new zealand..
tues 12.9.06
3pm.
query 10-20 km/s
slows to 40,ooo kmh?? alan gilm ore.
dompost 13-9-06 A3 news 6x cols.
don.mcdonald
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Date: 13 Sep 2006 15:07:26
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Subject: Re: ISS int.l Space Station WGTN Basinres NZ. this week 13.09.06
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don.lotto@paradise.net.nz wrote:
Stuff.co.nz >>> wrote.
what is its density (relative to water.)
what is its analysis? ambergris???
.........
National Radiation Laboratory scientists today pored over the 15cm by
7cm by 3.5cm grey-black object found in a Dunsandel paddock yesterday
after a massive sonic boom above Canterbury.
>???? previously 10x5x5cm ? uncertain.
what is its volume? mass.?
Dunsandel woman Tanya Haigh found the mysteriously light piece of rock
and handed it to police last night suspecting it might have been a
fragment of the meteor that flashed across southern skies just before
3pm.
...
The object's density was about one-tenth of what would normally be
expected of a meteorite.
He said the object would be held at the laboratory until Miss Haigh as
the "owner" indicated what she wanted done with it.
Canterbury University
> http://heavens-above.com/PassSummary.asp?Session=kebgccdmjbbmphojbinikphb&satid=25544
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> click
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> ISS int.l Space Station WGTN Basinres NZ. this week 13.09.06
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> logon and password > "basinres"
> earth focuses meteors.
> wats likely? skim-bounce or fall downward??
>
> booming meteor startles canterbury south island new zealand..
> tues 12.9.06 > 3pm.
>
> query 10-20 km/s
> slows to 40,ooo kmh?? alan gilm ore.
>
> dompost 13-9-06 A3 news 6x cols.
> don.mcdonald
don.lotto... nz.
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Date: 17 Sep 2006 20:58:37
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Subject: i saw: ISS int.l Space Station easily last night WGTN Basinres NZ. this week 13.09.06
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don.lotto@paradise.net.nz wrote:
> don.lotto@paradise.net.nz wrote:
> http://heavens-above.com/PassSummary.asp?Session=kebgccdmjibnlojdpdedkimo&satid=25544> http://heavens-above.com/PassSummary.asp?Session=kebgccdmjbbmphojbinikphb&satid=25544
> > ISS int.l Space Station WGTN Basinres NZ. this weektonight 18.09.06
I SAW IT LAST NIGHT EASILY. naked eye.
(wall to wall blue sky SUN MOND.)
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> > logon and password > "basinres"
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> don.mcdonald
> don.lotto... nz.
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