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Re: Looking for Meteorites with Infrared binoculars
- To: GeoZay@aol.com
- Subject: Re: Looking for Meteorites with Infrared binoculars
- From: Linda Lawrence <lawrence@nmia.com>
- Date: Fri, 18 Jun 1999 07:03:31 -0600
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Now here is a subject that interests me. The Correo area here would seem to be
a perfect place to try such a thing. Many specimens have been found sitting on
top of the sand. There are still some good search areas, tell me more about
infrared binoculars?
Linda
Correo, NM
GeoZay@aol.com wrote:
> I'm probably the last person of many who have already thought of this, but
> after watching some video of various pilots seeking out military tanks using
> infrared goggles or binoculars, has anyone here tried looking for iron
> meteorites with similar equipment? The iron tanks glowed from the heat it
> gave off at night and appeared to be easily noticed. It would seem that
> someone could scan various isolated terrain such as mountains, desert sands,
> dry lakes etc and see the heat emitting from iron meteorites if they were
> present?
> George Zay
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