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Crater note

Hello Walter,

Thank you for your note.

I am not very expert on terrestrial craters, but I will forward your note
a mailing list of people involved in the science. Perhaps someone from
that list will reply to you.

The URL: 
  http://spaceart.com/solar/eng/tercrate.htm
has some details on terrestrial craters, as well as several photos of craters in the
Canadian territories.


> -----Original Message-----
> From: WBurkett@Ibm.net [mailto:WBurkett@Ibm.net]
> Sent: Monday, September 13, 1999 07:55 PM
> To: hurleyj@arachnaut.org
> Subject: email.cgi
> 
> 
> HI Jim,
> I am an airline pilot with Northwest Airlines. Today on a return flight from Oslo, Norway at 39,000 feet My crew and I 
> noticed a huge Meteor crater located in North Eastern Canada. We did not even try to estimate the diameter from our 
> altitude but we were able to see it easily from over 50 miles away. 
> It is located at N 6115.07 W 7328.96
>  
> Do you have any idea if this crater has been previously identified and if so do you have any amplifying information on it. 
>  
> If not, where could I further research this?
>  
> I really appreciate you assistance in this!
>  
>  
> Walter Burkett
> 
> 

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