Kevin Maloney
4/2/2016 11:06:09 AM |
April Fools! Right? |
Anne Black
4/1/2016 10:32:36 PM |
(good job, Paul) :-)) |
Loof Lirpa
4/1/2016 9:23:05 PM |
Hello Dear MPOD Viewers. I am Loof Lirpa, Professor Lirpa's daughter and research assistant. My father is deeply appreciative of your warm reception. So often his research is ridiculed by ignoramuses and philistines. His only regret is he cannot offer slices of this amazing meteorite because it cannot be cut - it is harder than any previously known material. Still, the geniuses and intellectuals attracted by the MPOD make his heart soar and he promises to contribute again. He is not sure when but surely by April 1, 2017. |
Roman Jirasek
4/1/2016 4:54:36 PM |
LMFAO!
Better late than never! |
Anne Black
4/1/2016 2:35:55 PM |
I believe Professor Lirpa is the guy who found that odd "Chelyabinsk" I got a few years ago! He is very good at finding truly unusual meteorites. :-)) |
Jansen Lyons
4/1/2016 11:16:50 AM |
Nice crater scene, you really fooled me for a while.
Happy April Fools ;) |
rokman
4/1/2016 11:08:51 AM |
The radiation levels!!!! An astounding discovery. Way to play it safe, Sack. |
Larry Atkins
4/1/2016 9:54:01 AM |
If only I could find one like that! Wait, I think I have! I misidentified it and put it in the bucket of wrongs, be right back.. |
John Divelbiss
4/1/2016 7:01:08 AM |
you can't fool me, this looks like an overcooked Notkin croissant |
Dr. Mike Reynolds
4/1/2016 6:43:10 AM |
Wonderful! You started my day with a chuckle.
Are you certain that is not actually a dinosaur footprint? |
steve
4/1/2016 5:32:55 AM |
Astounding! and on the first of april to boot. |
Graham
4/1/2016 5:20:19 AM |
Ha!
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Tomasz Jakubowski
4/1/2016 4:34:18 AM |
more info soon in Nature.... |
Matthias
4/1/2016 3:26:33 AM |
Wow, very impressive crater structure indeed. Showing clearly what happens when an extraterrestrial object hits earth with over-light-velocity. It's a great relief to know we have unfrightened experts and, yes, heroes, who know how to be at the right place in the right moment, ready to collect the aggressor. My deep respect, Professor! |
Gregor Hoeher
4/1/2016 3:08:18 AM |
Great! For 40-60 seconds I was really confused... |
Herbert
4/1/2016 2:27:36 AM |
What a stunning recovery! I hope Dr. Lipra has tested the specimen for radioactivity, extraterrestrial pathogens and such stuff before recovery...? |
MexicoDoug
4/1/2016 1:19:29 AM |
That reputed Mark II analyzer makes an appearance outside of Nevada, reconstructed by dinosaurologist space aliens ...and an extra from the set of The Day the Earth Stood Still!
What a sensor humor Profy lirpA enO, thanks for sharing it! :-)
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