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Re: S-A

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Subject: Re: S-A
From: Michael Blood <mblood@access1.nt>
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 1997 19:17:28 +0000
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Dear Newsletter readers,
	I forewarded a copy of Martin's comments to the Editor of Meteorite!
magazine. His response follows:  (with his permission)
Joel Schiff wrote:
> 
> Dear Michael & Martin,
> 
> I read the Krinov explanation of the S-A craters with interest. However, we
> have a completely different explanation from a Russian scientist who has
> also studied S-A and it sounds very plausible. We will be printing it in our
> Ausust issue. This explanation sounds even better than Krinov's bubbles. So
> perhaps history is not repeating itself.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Joel

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Re: NYC Museum of Natural History Collection

From: Martin Horejsi <horemart@ba.isu.edu>

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