Comments on: Collecting Micrometeorites

By: T. Boyd

T. Boyd — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 00:01:08 +0000

Thanks, David. Have you posted your suggestions about possibly finding them and how to distinguish between micrometeorites and the earth-generated spheres?
Boyd

By: David bradbury

David bradbury — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 21:22:34 +0000

Many, sadly have the impression that the spherical magnetic particles are micrometeorites correction they are not. I have personally analysed 450 samples from most continents, what I am finding is very interesting spheres some are magnetic others not so, some are green, black, orange and blue, some are transparent but that does not make the micrometeorites or micro tektites, the truth is most if not all of the spheres are anthropogenic, that is they are from various Industrial processes such as coal fired power statioins, steam locos, welding and grind stone debris, please don’t try to fool science and do not accept what a multitude believe are micrometeorites which are not, if you care to contact myself I shall be only too willing to help to sort this very misleading believe about spherical particles.
David Bradbury . UK.
Bradbury.arcana@btinternet.com

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