[meteorite-list] New possible impact structures detected

[m42protosun at aol.com]

Hello Jason and all
as I remember, this area was in the 60s the british nuke test area.
With 90 meter dia it seens to be a nuke hole.
regards Uwe







-----Ursprüngliche Mitteilung-----
Von: Jason Utas <meteoritekid at gmail.com>
An: m42protosun at aol.com; drtanuki <drtanuki at yahoo.com>; Meteorite-list 
<meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com>
Verschickt: Fr., 25. Jul. 2008, 21:46
Thema: Re: [meteorite-list] New possible impact structures detected NH. 
US.



Hey All,
While looking around, I stumbled across this:

25°01'03.94"
133°17'15.25"

Is this a known crater?  It sure looks like a crater to me...a fresh,
obvious crater......
Regards,
Jason

On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 11:53 AM,  <m42protosun at aol.com> wrote:

> Good evening Dirk (MEZ 20:40)

> Hello list,

> thank you for your comment to possible impact structure in Australia

> (Northeast of Henbury).

> I have now noticed the altitude funktion of GE (Mouse shifting). 

Hunting

> impact sites was a hobby of me about

> nearly 40 years ago, when I was employed in oil prospection 

companies. My

> job was analysing seismic waves on

> an IBM 7060 computer which was at that time one of the fastes of the 

world.

> often I found in the waves an echo

> of compressed limestone. After a long pause I started again in the 90s

> visiting the german structures

> Noerdlingern Ries and Steinheimer Becken. At that time it was aloud to

> prospect the scene20as hobby

> mineralogist and I found some very nice cones. Today it is forbidden 

and I

> use GOOGLE.

>

> Now my answer to your comment:

> In a desert area a 1 meter higher level around a ring of trees must 

not be

> the a hill. It could be a dune of

> sand. Remember! During impact the crater wall inside is hard forced by

> shearing forces and the crater center

> is forced by hard pressure. After years of weathering the crater will 

be

> filled with sand and everytime when

> it becames wet the ring of sheared limestone around the compressede 

center

> takes off the water and the sand

> enters the higher porosity. It sinks and build the water reservoir 

for the

> vegetation.So it might be a filled

> crater. If you compare it against the small Henburies you will see 

the same

> eff

> ect.

> My theory is that the Henbury cluster is not the total impact area 

and that

> Boxhole is a crater of the cluster

> too. Between both there must be a lot of other impacts. I have put a 

ruler

> from one to the other and on this

> line a lot of images look like impact structures. But I'm not im 

Australia.

> Therefore I can only make a

> conjecture.

>

> Other "impact structures":

> 24°29'34.68"S, 133°13'30.44"E

>

>

> Now to New Hamshire, US. look at:

> 43° 6'42.49"N,  71°11'24.44"W

> 43°16'57.90"N,  71°11'6.78"W

> 42°54'53.69"N,  71°35'36.35"W

> I 

did not know wether they are or wether they are wellknown.

>

> Tell me please your meaning

> Sincerely Uwe

>

>

> -----Ursprüngliche Mitteilung-----

> Von: drtanuki <drtanuki at yahoo.com>

> An: m42protosun at aol.com

> Verschickt: Fr., 25. Jul. 2008, 2:04

> Thema: Re: [meteorite-list] New possible impact structures detected

>

>

>

> Hi Uwe,

>  It appears to be a small circular hill surrounded by vegetation.  The

> center

> is higher than the surrounding area and the water drains off of the 

sides of

> the

> hill providing more water to support the vegetation (shrubs or 

trees).  Use

> your

> mouse and move the cursor over the feature and you can see the 

elevations as

> you

> move around the feature.  Also tilt it an you can see some indication 

that

> it is

> about 1 meter above the surrounding circular base.  Dirk

>

>  How long have you been looking for impact craters and what start

> ed your

> interest?  Best of luck!

>

>

> --- On Fri, 7/25/08, m42protosun at aol.com <m42protosun at aol.com> wrote:

>

>> From: m42protosun at aol.com <m42protosun at aol.com>

>> Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] New possible impact structures detected

>> To: drtanuki at yahoo.com

>> Date: Friday, July 25, 2008, 2:39 AM

>> Hi Dirk, look at  24°27'46.92"S,

>> 133°16'9.01"E.

>> What do you think is it?

>> Uwe

>>

>>

>> -----Ursprüngliche Mitteilung-----

>> Von: drtanuki <drtanuki at yahoo.com>

>> An: Mark Ford <mark.for

d at ssl.gb.com>; Uwe

>> <m42protosun at aol.com>;

>> meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com

>> Verschickt: Do., 24. Jul. 2008, 12:52

>> Thema: Re: [meteorite-list] New possible impact structures

>> detected

>>

>>

>>

>> Hello Mark, Uwe and List,

>>  Thank you both for your posts.

>>   Mark I do not see any evidence for any military activity

>> to the

>> South.  The

>> darkened areas around the animal pens are manure and the

>> buildings are

>> all

>> intact.

>>   The circular "target" that Uwe has found is

>> difficult to determine

>> just what

>> it is because of its size and the poor resolution of the

>> image.

>> Elevations at

>> the site do not indicate a circular depression and tilted

>> images only

>> reveal

>> that is is on a hillslope.

>>   Mark is correct that the Antarctica image is just too

>> poor to tell

>> anything.

>>  Best Regards, Dirk Ross...Tokyo

>>

>>

>> --- On Thu, 7/24/08, Mark Ford <mark.ford at ssl.gb.com

>>

>> wrote:

>>

>> > From: Mark Ford <mark.ford at ssl.gb.com>

>> > Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] New possible impact

>> structures detected

>> > To: m42protosun at aol.com,

>> meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com

>> > Date: Thursday, July 24, 2008, 6:17 PM

>> > Hi Uwe,

>> >

>> > Not sure about the Peru one, it looks like a military

>> > training range or similar! - scan to the south and

>> there

>> > are some burned out building it's like a firin

>> g range0D

>> > or similar, so could be a bomb crater?

>> >

>> > The Antarctica one is difficult to say, as the

>> resolution

>> > is way too low on google to see any detail, could be

>> > anything ice makes all kind of patterns!

>> >

>> > Best,

>> > Mark

>> >

>> >

>> > -----Original Message-----

>> > From: meteorite-list-bounces at meteoritecentral.com

>> > [mailto:meteorite-list-bounces at meteoritecentral.com]

>> On

>> > Behalf Of m42protosun at aol.com

>> > Sent: 24 July 2008 00:48

>> > To: meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com

>> > Subject: [meteorite-list] New possible impact

>> structures

>> > detected

>> >

>> > Good evening list,

>> > Using GOOGLE I have found two possible impact

>> structures,

>> > which are

>> > nowhere to be found. Would you please be so kind to

>> control

>> > my

>> > assumption.

>> > Peru: 17°34'09.00'' S;

>> > 69°40'53.59'' W

>> > Antarctica: 80°49'60.00'' S;

>> > 126°19'60.00'' E

>> >

>> > Regards Uwe

>> >

>> >

>>

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