I saw the spot on the map. It deffinatley landed on Dugway just north of Granet Mountain. It was barried about half way up. I saw a chopper view when they first found it. It made a pretty good splat. The splash made a pretty uniform pattern. I heard that the wafer (sp?) may be broken but they can still analyize the piceces. There is a lot of talk floating around so I don't know how authoritative that was since I heard it shortly after landing. jg James Helsby <cyanics@xmission.com> wrote: Approximate coords: 40 deg. 7 min. 40 sec 113 deg. 30 min 29 sec JH David Dunn wrote:
It looks like we wont have to do the bowling ball drop. Genisis made a good crater sample.
Does anyone on the list know where it landed?
I wonder if they will be able to salvage any science from it.
Thanks, David Dunn 801-961-3253
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