[meteorite-list] Meteorite Men 6 More Episodes

[Greg Stanley]

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Can any of these shows be seen on an internet based site?  I do not get the Science Channel.
Greg S.

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> From: joshuatreemuseum at embarqmail.com

> To: meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com

> Date: Wed, 4 Nov 2009 15:01:27 -0500

> Subject: [meteorite-list] Meteorite Men 6 More Episodes

>

> Looks like they got 6 more shows:

>

> http://www.worldscreen.com/articles/display/23118

>

> Science Channel Commissions More Meteorite Men

> By Kristin Brzoznowski

> Published: October 29, 2009

> SILVER SPRING: Science Channel has commissioned LMNO Cable Group for six

> further episodes of Meteorite Men, which chronicles modern-day treasure

> hunters Geoff Notkin and Steve Arnold as they traverse North America in

> search of lost pieces of our universe.

>

> Slated to debut January, 20, 2010, Meteorite Men watches as the duo use

> cutting-edge technology to detect remnants of meteorites and space debris.

> For the new season, Notkin and Arnold are looking to find answers to The

> Tucson Ring Mystery, an anomaly of the meteorite world. The pair head to

> Odessa, Texas, to explore a 65,000 year-old meteor buried deep in the

> ground, and scour West Texas for tiny pieces of the Ash Creek meteorite.

>

> "Meteorite Men uniquely combines adventure with science," said Debbie Myers,

> Science Channel's general manager. "Steve and Geoff are helping us learn

> more about the universe by bridging the gap between the earth sciences and

> their passion for finding and studying meteorites."

>

> "There have been many reality television shows that have attempted to search

> for 'visitors' from outer space," added Eric Schotz, the show's executive

> producer. "With our new series, we are actually finding them. It is very

> exciting to follow Steve and Geoff as they gather objects from space that

> can answer all sorts of incredible questions about our past as well as our

> future."

>

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>

> Phil Whitmer

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