Edge

Heck, my dogs been toying with Corona before it was a novelty.

Thanks, right back at ya!

In memory. If you have a favorite Joe Diffie song, post it up.

Must be west of Courthouse Rd, I'm in and out of the Eagletails a lot.

Palo Verde/Arlington

Dateland

Joe Diffie!? That sux, one of my favorites and way too close to my age.

I'm just looking at the hills and flora, got no other clue

Wilcox

Groovy

I can get you 10% off at Lowe's

Hwy 89, Chino Valley area

7:19am Sunday morning just moments before sunrise, a meteor streaked across the AZ sky. It's trajectory was from east to west, South of 20A. The accompanying sonic boom registered 3.2 on the Richter Scale. I'd be interested in hearing from anyone whom witnessed or heard/felt this event.

Interesting but you need a better window. Read these instructions and post pics. It's on the forum I sent you a link too. The idea is to etch a window but you don't want to destroy its value in the process. https://nuggetshooter.ipbhost.com/topic/7933-secrets-to-cutting-etching-and-preserving-iron-meteorites/

So the oxidation is coming off...? I don't think a meteorites fusion crust would leave a mark... But you might want to file a window into it and look for the crystal matrix. They're huge on space breccia.

Let us know what happens...

Ahhh. I guess it's worth a shot. Since the filming of Meteorite Men, the public is obsessed. Here's a pic of my 2.5g meteorite from the Sikhote fall.

How long ago was that? Folks.on my meteorite forum say they no longer test the public's samples, too many meteorwrongs. Simply do the streak test. If it passes that, file a window into it looking for the Widmanstatten pattern. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Widmanstätten_pattern

Simple... Turn your toilet lid over and do a long hard scratch on it with suspected space rock. If it leaves a color streak behind of any color, it's not a meteorite. The event over Mesa at 530am you witnessed was actually 26 Feb. https://nuggetshooter.ipbhost.com/ https://www.wdrb.com/weather/wdrb-weather-blog/fireball-a-meteor-streaking-in-the-sky-over-arizona/article_6d4a3a58-5907-11ea-86ae-7f492ad38118.html

Great read, thanks. Interesting about ammo... 60 rounds issued per trooper. I recently purchased a 45'-70 and thought about the weight, carrying the gun, ammo and all the accoutrements a trooper required on horseback. 60 rounds of 45-70 was 6lbs alone! If only she could talk.... 45-70 cartridge beside the 5.56