[meteorite-list] Met Central posting problems

[JKGwilliam]

I'm having the same experience as Dean.  A few posts that I've made don't 
show up on the list for three of four days - some of them never show up.

This gets to be a real problem when trying to follow a thread.  It's hard 
to keep everyone's posts in chronological order so that replies make sense.

At 03:28 PM 3/2/2007, dean bessey wrote:

>What is weird is that I get the scattered message as

>people post (Like I am supposed to) but every 3 or 4

>days I get a bunch of a dozen or more messages all at

>once that were posted over the previous few days but

>not posted. There dont seem to be any pattern to the

>ones I get right away and the ones that are a part of

>the bunch.

>Sincerely

>DEAN

>www.meteoriteshop.com

>

>

>

>--- "Matson, Robert" <ROBERT.D.MATSON at saic.com> wrote:

>

> > Alright, now that's irritating.  "Test" messages go

> > through, but real

> > posts don't.  Will try again with my third attempt

> > of a bolide report

> > post from last night:

> >

> > - - - -

> >

> > Originally sent:  3/1/2007 10:20pm PST

> > Resent:  3/2/2007 1:50pm PST

> > Sending now:  3/2/2007 2:14pm PST

> >

> > Hi All,

> >

> > Was out getting the mail and was treated to a nice

> > fireball

> > descending and moving right-to-left, starting in

> > Cassiopeia in

> > the northwest.  The particulars in case someone else

> > in the

> > southern California area saw it:

> >

> > Date:  3/1/2007

> > Time:  8:25 pm PST

> > Location:  Irvine, CA (33.631N, 117.817W)

> > Starting azimuth:  320 +/- 5

> > Starting elevation:  22 +/- 2 deg

> > Ending azimuth:  295 +/- 5

> > Ending elevation:  12 deg +/- 1 deg

> > Duration:  3-4 seconds

> > Speed:  on the slow side

> > Brightness:  -7 to -8

> > Color:  orange

> > Comments:  no fragmentation, but a "thick" meteor

> > track

> > about a quarter-degree wide in the cross-track

> > direction.

> >

> > No sonic booms heard any time in the following 4

> > minutes.

> > I'm about 90% sure I heard electrophonic hissing

> > coincident

> > with the visible display.  I can't be 100% sure, but

> > it may

> > have been the hissing that prompted me to turn and

> > see the

> > meteor.  I was standing near a tree, a metal light

> > poll, and

> > the somewhat large metal box containing all the

> > mailboxes

> > for my end of the street.

> >

> > --Rob

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