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#140246 Meteorite etching Message #140282
From: Jim Aldridge The Science/Math Forum · Geology August 4, 1994 2:01 AM
Alan, True. F or Sat evenings are usually good for me. Jim
From: Jim Aldridge The Science/Math Forum · Geology August 4, 1994 2:00 AM
Doug, You're so much more patient than I am . In the end, if a vast majority of people who spend large portions of their lives studying an issue tend to support such-and-such an hypothesis, I am generally willing to agree with them that it is an excellent model. Of…
From: Jim Aldridge The Science/Math Forum · Geology August 4, 1994 1:57 AM
Guy, You mean it isn't? Jim
From: Jim Aldridge The Science/Math Forum · Geology August 3, 1994 3:12 PM
Kamron, As between genius and insanity, the line between open mind and gullibility is a narrow one. The concept of a flat Earth was never widespread and supported in a scientific context. Indeed, educated peoples have surmised a spherical Earth as early as 500 BC. Keeping an open mind should…
N Tx Vert Fossil Loc Message #139790
From: Jim Aldridge The Science/Math Forum · Geology August 1, 1994 8:43 PM
Can anyone suggest vertebrate fossil collecting localities in the north Texas area? I am particularly interested in fish remains (teeth, plates, etc.). Thanks in advance. Jim
#139426 Meteorite etching Message #139691
From: Jim Aldridge The Science/Math Forum · Geology August 1, 1994 9:16 AM
Alan, Thanks for the note. A regular meteorite group would be nice. It's tough to get good information on this subject. Jim
#139351 meteorite etching Message #139383
From: Jim Aldridge The Science/Math Forum · Geology July 30, 1994 12:50 PM
Joseph, Thanks for your rec of Al (he sounds like a nice guy) and your detailed etching information. I got my specimens from a collector out of Tomball, TX attending an Arlington, TX gen and mineral show. Jim
From: Jim Aldridge The Science/Math Forum · Geology July 30, 1994 12:44 PM
Mark, I love that native American wisdom. Both my inlaws (the preferred half, actually) and my outlaws live near us. So far all is cool, but I peer to the horizon… Cheers, Jim