From
Jeffrey
D BEISH
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Subject: Mars
Dust clouds in
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Subject: Dust clouds
If I already sent the first
drawings sorry.
Dust clouds as detailed in my notes and drawings. definitely fits the
requirements for the beginning of a nice dust storm. Murphy was foiled.
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From: "DustyMars"
<dustymars@tnni.net>
To: "Masatsugu MINAMI"
<VZV03210@nifty.ne.jp>
Subject: hello
Dust storm seems to be growing. The important things about
this week is I actually got my DVD to work. As a retired electrical
engineer of 43 years I have great difficulty operating such machines. Martian dust is easy to predict.
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From: "DustyMars"
<dustymars@tnni.net>
To: "Don \(Bell\)
Parker" <park3232@bellsouth.net>
Cc: "Masami MURAKAMI" <
"Masatsugu MINAMI" <VZV03210@nifty.ne.jp>
Subject: thought it was over!
Saw Tan's and Ng's July 08 images and there is a long dust
streak over Eos to Erythraeum Mare! You
know how those dust clouds develop!
Jeff BEISH (Lake Placid, 27.3°N
81.3°W, FL, USA)