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	Apollo (crater) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Dryden crater is attached to the west-northwestern exterior of the inner ring.
		Chaffee is a similar-sized crater that lies partly across the southwest section of the inner ring.
		In the southeast part of the outer crater is the Borman crater.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Apollo_(crater) (425 words)

	Anderson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Anderson shelter, used in UK during World War II Anderson turn, a maneuver used to bring a ship or boat back to a point it previously passed through
		Thomas A. Anderson ("Neo"), a character from The Matrix.
		Alexander Anderson, a character in the Japanese anime/manga series Hellsing.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anderson (173 words)

	Developments in the Crater 1980-2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The greatly enlarged and deepened crater was horseshoe-shaped, open to the north, with the south wall of the crater being the highest remaining part of the volcano averaging 2500 m (8200 ft) above sea level.
		The crater firn caves of Mount St. Helens are located on the east, south, and west flanks of the Lava Dome, in the crater floor ice body.
		The present crater floor is underlain by porous and permeable, loose landslide debris from the 1980 eruption that caused the upper third of the volcano to collapse.
	glaciercaves.com /html/msh-re_1.HTM (7524 words)

	Development of the Crater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The present crater floor is underlain by loose, porous, and permeable debris from the landslide caused by the collapse of the upper third of the volcano during the 1980 eruption.
		The most active surface processes taking place in the crater are (1) continued landslides from the steep crater walls, (2) fluvial down cutting in the stream courses that have established themselves across the crater floor, and (3) debris flows developing from slope failure on the north crater floor.
		The presence of red sulfur bacteria indicates that sulfur is an active component in the aqueous chemistry of the crater environment and a prominent source of acidity in the water that acts to digest crater rocks.
	glaciercaves.com /html/washin_1.HTM (6217 words)

	Manson
		Anderson, R.R. Witzke, B.J., Hartung, J.B., Shoemaker, E.M. and Roddy, D.J. 1993 Descriptions and preliminary interpretations of cores recovered from the Manson impact structure (Iowa) (abstract).
		Anderson, R.R. Hartung, J.B. 1991 The structural configuration of the Manson impact structure, Iowa, as interpreted from seismic data and confirmed by drill samples (abstract).
		Bell, M.S. Reagan, M.K., Anderson, R.R. and Foster, Jr., C.T. 1993 Petrography and preliminary interpretations of the crystalline breccias from the Manson M-1 core (abstract).
	www.unb.ca /passc/ImpactDatabase/images/manson.htm (2858 words)

	Mail Tribune Sports - Anderson leads North to victory
		Anderson drilled a 12-foot jumper from the left wing just five seconds into the game, swished a 3-pointer 33 seconds into the contest and scored again at the 6:13 mark of the first period when he stole the ball and made a layup.
		It was Anderson 7, Crater 2 at that juncture, and by the time he sank a 12-foot jumper with 31 seconds remaining in the period, he had 14 of North Medford’s 22 points, while the Comets had but 11.
		Not much was going right for Crater, but Andrew Norum ignited a third-period charge that saw the Comets crawl within 40-37 with 2:05 left in the period.
	www.mailtribune.com /archive/2001/january/012001s2.htm (823 words)

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		he crater left by a meteorite 35 million years ago at Chesapeake Bay is larger than the Manson Impact, according to Peter Schultz, a geology professor at Brown University.
		Anderson theorizes the meteorite was traveling at 60,000 mph when it hit.
		The impact was about 3 1/2 miles deep, and as it bore into the earth, the sides of the crater were lifted 1 1/2 miles high from the earth's surface.
	www.meteoritearticles.com /znp07051998.html (646 words)

	anderson.html
		Anderson says he has expanded his studies to monitor the ice density inside the dome and observe the ice melt to determine if the mountain is heating up in preparation for another eruption.
		Weather permitting, he plans to ride a helicopter into the crater with a group of scientists and to land at the base of the steaming lava dome before 8:32 a.m.
		Anderson barely survived a surprise spring snow storm that hit while he and his first wife, Edith, were exploring the Paradise Ice Caves in 1968.
	www.whiterabbits.com /anderson.html (1088 words)

	Secrets in the Cinders
		Archaeologist Mark Elson and geomorphologist Kirk Anderson are studying half-buried, scattered stones in a forest of ponderosa pines.
		Sunset Crater is a classic cinder cone, a type of volcano that erupts only once, builds its cone with a steady shower of ash, and bleeds lava from vents at its base.
		In 1998, at a small pit house settlement two and a half miles from the nearest Sunset Crater lava flow, Elson and his team found 55 chunks of fl Sunset Crater lava marked with molded impressions of prehistoric corn.
	www.tomgidwitz.com /main/secrets.htm (3978 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Geologist Charlie Anderson says the crater dangers are everywhere at Mt St Helens: “Some of the rocks coming down the walls of the crater are as big as a Volkswagen.
		As seen in Anderson’s videotape documentary of his varied visits, (Anderson’s trips into the crater began just after the 1980 eruption), the crater is a strange landscape marked by steam and gas vents, pyramid-shaped ash piles that have been formed by constant winds and algae-rich green and brown streams.
		Anderson says the lines are actually deep crevasses and that they change with each of his visits.
	www.katu.com /printstory.asp?ID=71690 (452 words)

	Faculty Focus
		Another feature of the geological record in Iowa that is given expanded treatment is the Manson impact crater in the northwestern part of the state.
		Having written the definitive history of Iowa's geology, Anderson is moving the subject of his attention westward to south-central Colorado, specifically to a high-elevation valley bordered on the east by the Wet Mountains and on the west by the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
		So far, Anderson's study of the area has produced a monograph titled "Geology of the Custer County Area, South-Central Colorado," which he hopes will grow into a book that will be useful to the general public.
	www.cns.uni.edu /Faculty/anderson (756 words)

	PFC RBA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		After basic training at San Diego, Anderson took his Infantry Training at Camp Elliot, San Diego; was promoted to private first class on 12 April 1943 and was assigned to E Company 2nd Battalion, 23rd Regiment, 4th Marine Division and departed the United States for Roi-Namur in the Kwajalein Atoll in January 1944.
		I maintained there was no reason for Anderson to pull the pin on a grenade while in the bottom of a 15 foot crater (with the nearest enemy 300 yards away).
		Officially, Private First Class Anderson was evacuated to the USS Callaway a Coast Guard Attack Transport where he died from his wounds on February 1, 1944, his first day of combat.
	www.vietnamproject.ttu.edu /dd786/pfcrba.htm (1074 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		An overturned ejecta flap of stratigraphically inverted Proterozoic and Phanerozoic blocks/clasts is identified in one drill core from the terrace terrane, in a region downdropped at least 600 m relative to the crater margin.
		Crater modeling indicates that faulting within the terrace terrane and uplift of the central peak would have occurred within seconds to minutes after impact.
		Therefore, it is suggested that the SCB was transported from the crater rim by gravitationally driven mass wasting, coincident with and immediately following large-scale fault movements associated with the formation of the Terrace Terrane and the uplift of the central peak.
	www.igsb.uiowa.edu /pubs/abstract/lamb_abs.htm (1707 words)

	Shoestring Astronomy - L41 - Bessel ray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The crater of origin of the Bessel ray is still uncertain.
		It is not from the crater Bessel because it does not radiate from the center of the crater.
		It may be from nearby Menelaus, but this crater seems to be from an oblique impact that ejected material in almost the opposite direction.
	www.shoestringastronomy.com /lunar/L041.htm (130 words)

	Anime D20 at its Finest
		The Crater is in the center of the slums, it's by far the worst area in the entire city.
		Anderson fires another shot into into Rie's car, completely destroying the rear-end of the car, sending that car into the building that Gackt is on top of.
		Anderson runs over to the center of the intersection and takes aim with his plasma weapon, just as the mecha points the ten inch machine cannon directly at Anderson.
	members.tripod.com /ssj4gogita99/sample.htm (3105 words)

	NewStandard: 7/5/98
		In the continental United States, only the crater left by a meteorite 35 million years ago at Chesapeake Bay is larger than the Manson Impact, according to Peter Schultz, a geology professor at Brown University.
		The impact was about 3½ miles deep and as it bore into the earth, the sides of the crater were lifted 1½ miles high from the earth's surface.
		Research Geologist Ray Anderson stands in front of a map that shows the impact area where a meteor struck Iowa 74 million years ago near what is now the town of Manson.
	www.s-t.com /daily/07-98/07-05-98/a08wn038.htm (619 words)

	lionvirus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Ngorongoro Crater is located about 90 km to the southeast of the Serengeti study area, and the Crater lions enjoy higher and more consistent levels of food availability than the Serengeti lions (Hanby, Bygott and Packer 1995).
		However, the Crater is a small, isolated population (80-100 animals) with an associated loss in genetic diversity compared to the much larger Serengeti population (O'Brien, et al.
		It was not possible to estimate the extent of the earlier CDV epidemics, but it is at least noteworthy that CDV in 1994 was the most extensive of any documented outbreak and struck the largest population of susceptibles.
	www.lionresearch.org /current/lionvirus.html (7584 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The overturned ejecta flap is interpreted to represent late-stage collapse of the ejecta curtain as the transient crater approached its maximum extent.
		The Phanerozoic-clast breccia is compositionally similar to the Bunte breccia at the Ries Crater, but, unlike the Bunte breccia, the Phanerozoic-clast breccia occurs inside, not outside, of the crater rim.
		The Phanerozoic-clast breccia was probably derived from deposits of primary ejecta and secondary surface scour outside the crater, and from strata in the terrace headscarps.
	www.igsb.uiowa.edu /pubs/abstract/sp_scb.htm (254 words)

	Aluminum welding not difficult, just different
		Some of the inherent problems associated with MIG welding of aluminum, compared to the welding of steel, are: feedability, incomplete fusion at the start of a weld, and crater or termination cracking at the ends of the weld.
		Reversing the direction of travel at the end of a weld, increasing travel speed to reduce crater size, and providing suitable build-up and remolding the crater area flush with the weld surface by mechanical means are some of the methods which have been used.
		Anderson says that even though the increased use of aluminum welding has promoted a demand within the industry for technically competent personnel, there remains a shortage of experienced welding engineers, technicians, inspectors, supervisors, and welders because aluminum welding has traditionally made up such a small part of the overall welding industry.
	trailer-bodybuilders.com /mag/trucks_aluminum_welding_not (1417 words)

	NASA Astronaut, Space Huskies to 'Imagine Mars' \| Mars Today - Your Daily Source of Mars News
		Anderson's visit will begin with a tour of UWB and the campus' wetlands from 4 p.m.
		At 6 p.m., Anderson will join the Space Huskies in the UWB North Creek Cafe, where he will give a presentation on the future of space exploration followed by a question-and-answer period.
		Anderson will also take time to view the Space Huskies 2006 outreach program work that is being showcased to the community.
	www.marstoday.com /news/viewpr.html?pid=19394 (651 words)

	Art:21 . James Turrell . Interview & Videos \| PBS
		And this is the easternmost crater, perhaps tied with South Sheba.
		This is really beautiful when the sun hits it in the afternoon because you really get the red and the fl, that separation of the two craters from the west side.
		The nice thing about it was that it was off by itself, so it didn't have other volcanoes that would be in the horizon when you were inside it.
	www.pbs.org /art21/artists/turrell/clip1.html (1435 words)

	Crater Timing Reductions
		This was one of the clearest lunar eclipses ever observed, the imaged moon and umbra were distinct and with very good definition in the three video cameras used, although Peter Anderson reported with his crater timings and images that the sky transparency above Brisbane was not good.
		The crater timings received from all observers have been reduced for umbral enlargement and umbral oblateness.
		From the analysis of the many crater timings received the enlargement of the umbra was from 1.95 to 2.09 % very near the value expected.
	www.netspeed.com.au /minnah/2000/Reductions.html (269 words)

	© ASLA.org
		Boulders cast from the mountain and blown down trees are compass needles pointing away from the crater’s devastating force, while the site interventions orient viewers directly toward the crater (photo: Andrew Buchanan).
		The continuation of the spiritual journey—from earth to ether—is purely a metaphorical construct, yet standing on the fractured prow of the Johnston Ridge Observatory while confronting the apse (crater), visitors are connected to the powerful, terrifying and, ultimately, deeply beautiful face of the unknown.
		These moves also met the goals of the collaboration between the public and private sector clients: an interdisciplinary design that was deferential to the mountain and its resources, yet evocative and expressive in its own right.
	www.asla.org /awards/2005/05winners/entry_466.html (1348 words)

	The Meridiani Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Opportunity has now arrived at Beagle crater on Mars, a small crater at the edge of the ejecta blanket of the much larger Victoria crater, which the rover should reach sometime later in August.
		The dark spots, streaked by blowing winds, may be places where the frost has been removed (exposing underlying dark sand), places where the grain size or roughness of the frost has increased (increasing shadowing due to the change in texture), or both.
		Results from Deep Impact and Stardust continue to give scientists a better understanding of what comets are made of and their origins, including the surprising finding of carbonates and clays in Tempel 1, the first time seen in any comet studied so far.
	www.themeridianijournal.blogspot.com (1859 words)

	Shoestring Astronomy - L28 - Hipparchus
		It is an older crater with some craterlets within it.
		The largest crater within its rim is Horrocks.
		Hipparchus also has historical significance being the subject of the first known sketch of a single lunar feature, done by Robert Hooke in 1665.
	www.shoestringastronomy.com /lunar/L028.htm (83 words)

	CAPS Mt. St. Helens hike 2001 Photo Album (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		In the background another view of the Crater, the lava dome, and the two canyons draining the crater.
		Notice behind the two hikers, the layered Canyon wall, which had to be carved out by a sizable flood or mudflow, when the material was soft but the layers were formed by previous smaller eruptions subsequent to the 1980 Explosion.
		The creek probably drains from Lowit Canyon, the smaller of the two canyons near the Crater.
	www.nwcreation.net /caps/events/2001hikephotos.html (269 words)

	El Pinacate: MacDougal
		MacDougal is the second largest and third deepest of the craters.
		The low rim of MacDougal Crater sweeps around the midground maybe a mile away.
		The edge of Molina Crater graced by golden light.
	imageevent.com /azimagined/elpinacatemacdougal (185 words)

	Lunar Republic: Regarding The Space Shuttle Columbia Tragedy
		Colombo M proposed as Crater Anderson (Lt. Colonel Michael P. Anderson, USAF)
		Colombo H proposed as Crater Clark (Captain Laurel Blair Salton Clark, MD, USN)
		Colombo B proposed as Crater Ramon (Colonel Ilan Ramon, IAF)
	www.lunarrepublic.com /news/columbia_region10.shtml (208 words)

	Michael Anderson Memorial - Anderson Pass \| Space Shuttle Columbia Inukshuk Memorials \| NASA Haughton-Mars Project
		The Anderson Pass Inukshuk Memorial was named after astronaut Michael Anderson.
		The Inuskshuk is located 2 miles northwest of Haughton Crater and is visible on the horizon from the NASA HMP Base Camp.
		The Anderson Pass Inukshuk was erected by NASA HMP Team members Joe Amarualik (Resolute Bay), Matt Bamsey (Canadian Space Agency), Keith Cowing (SpaceRef.com), Bill Fox (writer), Steve Hoffman (NASA JSC), and Pascal Lee (NASA HMP PI).
	www.marsonearth.org /107/anderson.html (217 words)

	SOUTHERN OREGON TRACK & FIELD BESTS - April 28, 2005
		300 HURDLES — 1, Adam Goff, Crater, 40.33a; 2, Ben Sharp, Roseburg, 40.5a; 3, Jacob Schott, Roseburg, 41.6a; 4, Sam Green, Illinois Valley, 42.12a; 5, Jordan Hayter, Hidden Valley, 42.62a; 6, Trenton Tocher, Grants Pass, 42.66a; 7, Scott Rowan, South Medford, 43.03; 8, Parker Pratt, Henley, 43.2a.
		800 METERS — 1, Geoff Donaldson, Crater, 1:56.92a; 2, Greg Dallaire, Crater, 1:59.8a; 3, Jake Keyser, Crater, 1:59.86a; 4, Gavin Weaver, Roseburg, 2:00.1; 5, Isaac Stoutenburgh, Crater, 2:00.92; 6, Zach Webb, Henley, 2:01.0a; 7, Caleb Renno, Illinois Valley, 2:01.17; 8, Daniel Bowdoin, New Hope Christian, 2:01.89.
		DISCUS — 1, Myriah McMillin, Crater, 116-2; 2, Michelle Woodall, Rogue River, 115-1; 3, Haylee Huckbee, Roseburg, 115-0; 4, Val Groshong, Roseburg, 110-0; 5, Brittany Farrer, South Medford, 108-4; 6, Michelle Woodall, Rogue River, 106-8; 7, Paige Reaves, Crater, 106-5; 8, Andrea Herman, South Medford, 105-5.
	www.mailtribune.com /archive/2005/0428/sport/stories/05sport.htm (1452 words)

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