200 grams from the dawn of the Solar System

Oct 24, 2009 2 Replies

I love Australia's Nullarbor Plain. Much of it 4x4 territory. It's like being on a different planet - flat, sparse no attempts at pleasantries. As if the lid had been taken off and the workings of the cosmos laid bare. A =91Fireball Observatory=92 was set up on the Nullarbor to track and retrieve meteorites. Now the first one was caught, a witness from the beginning of the solar system.

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(scroll down to =91Lost & Found=92). Greetings - Klaus


"blacklight" wrote... I love Australia's Nullarbor Plain. Much of it 4x4 territory. It's like being on a different planet - flat, sparse no attempts at pleasantries. As if the lid had been taken off and the workings of the cosmos laid bare. A ?Fireball Observatory? was set up on the Nullarbor to track and retrieve meteorites. Now the first one was caught, a witness from the beginning of the solar system.

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down to ?Lost & Found?). You out there Gold prospecting Klaus? Seen Steve lately?

++++++++++ No Bob, just catching what comes from heaven. Cheers to you - Klaus

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