http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #1 29-03-2012, 03:58 AM

Hello to all, thus I appear: I am Jérôme alias jdc-meteorite.

I am a collector fascinated in the field of meteorites since my childhood (and the space also).

When I saw that your forum possessed a space dedicated to my passion, I did not hesitate to join !!!!

I created a Website on meteorites and on space at this address : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/ (I suppose that he will interest you

Well, I think of having said to everything to you, I hope that I could integrate into your charming "community" !

See you soon !

erick (Eric) · #2 29-03-2012, 08:10 AM

Bonjour Jerome and welcome to Iceinspace.

You will find other meteorite collectors on the site.

jjjnettie (Jeanette) · #3 29-03-2012, 10:25 AM

Welcome Jerome.

alistairsam · #4 29-03-2012, 10:32 AM

Welcome Jerome.
I had a look at your site and this meteorite intrigued me.
Looks like something out of a transformers movie.
could you provide some details on this or a link to its details?

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...quel_950_3.jpg

Thanks

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #5 30-03-2012, 02:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alistairsam

Welcome Jerome.
I had a look at your site and this meteorite intrigued me.
Looks like something out of a transformers movie.
could you provide some details on this or a link to its details?

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...quel_950_3.jpg

Thanks

Hi, it's a pallasite "Esquel" from Alain Carion : http://www.carionmineraux.com/meteorite_pallasite.htm

My page on my site : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/p...es-mixtes.html

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #6 30-03-2012, 02:28 AM

Thank you for your welcome !

JB80 (Jarrod) · #7 30-03-2012, 09:12 AM

Bonjour Jerome

Interesting website, I have a small meteorite collection as well. Nothing as impressive as what you have but I hope to slowly build it.

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #8 06-04-2012, 03:50 AM

I expanded the site to allow better navigation !

See you soon on : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/

Jeffkop (Jeff) · #9 06-04-2012, 07:58 AM

Looks like a really interesting site Jerome ... just wish I could understand the language ... Thanks all the same and welcome.

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #10 07-04-2012, 06:47 PM

2 new pages on historical meteorites ! : Toulouse : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/p.../toulouse.html / Tataouine : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/p...tataouine.html

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #11 09-04-2012, 10:02 PM

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #12 11-04-2012, 07:17 PM

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #13 11-04-2012, 11:08 PM

I put in the main categories pictures that characterize the links ! It's more fun to read !

See you soon on http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #14 16-04-2012, 03:37 AM

On the Blog of the site : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/b...l-herault.html

Text taken from : Meteor-Center

A meteor crossed the sky French evening of 25 January 2008 at approximately 6:15 p.m.: many testimonials on the whole territory attest to a falling asteroid fragment in thenorth of the Herault and the sound of the explosions has was heard after the explosion of the fireball into four pieces. The two photos taken of the phenomenon since Ganges andVilleneuve les Avignon in Gard show a persistent drag light for several minutes finally broken and dispersed by currents and winds in altitude.

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...30-675x455.jpg
(picture taken of : Meteor-Center)

So I decided to go to this place ! Using Google Earth, I defined my area of research :

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...s/image001.jpg

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...image002-1.jpg

Me trying to find possible fragments of the fall :

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...s/dsci0418.jpg

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...s/dsci0413.jpg

I have not found anything on the ground but at the same time, I knew it because there is little chance of finding fragments because this fall is based from testimonies that do not provide the precise location of the fall. In addition, no fragments were found summersago. Nevertheless, beautiful landscapes were present ! :

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...s/dsci0422.jpg

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...s/dsci0424.jpg

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #15 17-04-2012, 01:34 AM

New pages on historical meteorites :

Cumberland Falls : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/p...and-falls.html / Winona : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/p...es/winona.html / D’Orbigny : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/p...d-orbigny.html / Krasnojasrk : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/p...asnojasrk.html / Gujba : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/p...tes/gujba.html

Kal (Andrew) · #16 17-04-2012, 06:56 AM

Since I haven;t said it before, welcome to the forums

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdc-meteorite

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...s/dsci0422.jpg

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...s/dsci0424.jpg

The red earth in those pics reminds me of many places in Australia!

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #17 21-04-2012, 03:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kal

The red earth in those pics reminds me of many places in Australia!

But this place is in France !

A beautiful picture has replaced the black background of the site ! All go to see this change on : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/

Thank you !

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #18 23-04-2012, 10:49 PM

I did something insane on the site!!!!!! The black background (which is behind the text) is 50% transparent !

There is therefore an improvement in the readability of content that can also see the beautiful background image of the site! I searched for 2 hours to find it

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #19 28-04-2012, 01:23 AM

On the Blog of the website : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/b...c-est-moi.html

Meteorite Picture of the Day : 27/04/2012 : It's me !

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...chknjxyftw.jpg

http://www.tucsonmeteorites.com/mpod...7/04/2012&WYD=

jdc-meteorite (Jdc) · #20 28-04-2012, 03:18 AM

On the website : http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/p...rojecteur.html

Viewing the website with a video projector :

http://jdc-meteorite.e-monsite.com/m...projection.jpg

When internet and the reality make only one !