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రైల్వే స్టేషన్లో పేలిన 'పార్సిల్'.. ఒకరికి గాయాలు - karnataka blast
కర్ణాటక హుబ్లీ రైల్వే స్టేషన్లో అనుమానాస్పద వస్తువు పేలడం కలకలం రేపింది. ఈ ఘటనలో ఒకరు గాయపడ్డారు.
రైల్వే స్టేషన్లో పేలిన 'పార్సిల్'.. ఒకరికి గాయాలు
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Published : Oct 21, 2019, 4:44 PM IST
రైల్వే స్టేషన్లో పేలిన 'పార్సిల్'.. ఒకరికి గాయాలు కర్ణాటక హుబ్లీ రైల్వే స్టేషన్లో చిన్నపాటి పేలుడు సంభవించింది. ఈ ఘటనలో ఒక వ్యక్తి గాయపడ్డాడు.
స్టేషన్లో ఎవరూ పట్టించుకోకుండా వదిలేసిన పార్సిల్ను ఓ వ్యక్తి పట్టుకోగానే... అది పేలింది. అతడికి తీవ్ర గాయాలయ్యాయి. పక్కనే గాజు గోడ ముక్కలైంది. ప్రస్తుతం క్షతగాత్రుడు రైల్వే ఆసుపత్రిలో చికిత్స పొందుతున్నాడు.
ఈ పేలుడుతో స్టేషన్లోని ప్రజలు ఒక్కసారిగా ఆందోళనకు గురయ్యారు. ఘటనా స్థలానికి చేరుకున్న ఆర్‌పీఎఫ్ సిబ్బంది, పోలీసు అధికారులు డాగ్ స్క్వాడ్‌తో ముమ్మరంగా తనిఖీ చేశారు. పేలింది బాంబా, లేక మొబైల్ ఫోన్ ఏదైనా అయి ఉంటుందా అనే విషయంపై స్పష్టత రావాల్సి ఉంది.
ఇదీ చూడండి:'ఆరే' మెట్రో కార్ షెడ్డు నిర్మాణాన్ని అడ్డుకోవట్లేదు: సుప్రీం
రైల్వే స్టేషన్లో పేలిన 'పార్సిల్'.. ఒకరికి గాయాలు కర్ణాటక హుబ్లీ రైల్వే స్టేషన్లో చిన్నపాటి పేలుడు సంభవించింది. ఈ ఘటనలో ఒక వ్యక్తి గాయపడ్డాడు.
స్టేషన్లో ఎవరూ పట్టించుకోకుండా వదిలేసిన పార్సిల్ను ఓ వ్యక్తి పట్టుకోగానే... అది పేలింది. అతడికి తీవ్ర గాయాలయ్యాయి. పక్కనే గాజు గోడ ముక్కలైంది. ప్రస్తుతం క్షతగాత్రుడు రైల్వే ఆసుపత్రిలో చికిత్స పొందుతున్నాడు.
ఈ పేలుడుతో స్టేషన్లోని ప్రజలు ఒక్కసారిగా ఆందోళనకు గురయ్యారు. ఘటనా స్థలానికి చేరుకున్న ఆర్‌పీఎఫ్ సిబ్బంది, పోలీసు అధికారులు డాగ్ స్క్వాడ్‌తో ముమ్మరంగా తనిఖీ చేశారు. పేలింది బాంబా, లేక మొబైల్ ఫోన్ ఏదైనా అయి ఉంటుందా అనే విషయంపై స్పష్టత రావాల్సి ఉంది.
ఇదీ చూడండి:'ఆరే' మెట్రో కార్ షెడ్డు నిర్మాణాన్ని అడ్డుకోవట్లేదు: సుప్రీం
FRANCE METEORITE SALE
SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS/JEAN-LUC BILLARD
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Paris, France - 19 October 2019
1. Wide of Saint-Aubin meteorite (left, weights 157 kg, estimated price 30,000-50,000 euros) and Mont-Dieu meteorite (right, weights 364 kg, estimated price 80,000-120,000 euros)
2. Pan right from Saint-Aubin to Mont-Dieu
3. Pan right of hall, objects for auction on display
4. Close of the "Golden Pallasite", a pallasite type meteorite, estimated price 50,000-80,000 euros
5. Close of chondrite type of meteorite, estimated price 500-600 euros
6. Mid of photo on Kodak paper, big format, showing Buzz Aldrin saluting the American flag on the Moon, estimated price 8,000-12,000 euros
7. Close of same
8. Pan right of set of photos from Moon landing
9. Mid of box of smaller meteorites
10. Close of rare meteorite from the Moon, weights 467g, estimated price 50,000-70,000 euros
11. Pan right of visitors in the hall
12. Setup shot of Luc Labenne, "Meteorites Hunter" and Expert
13. Wide of Labenne in mirror, next to pallasite meteorite
14. Low shot of Saint-Aubin meteorite
15. Pan right of Saint-Aubin meteorite
16. Mid of Mont-Dieu meteorite
17. Tilt down of Mont-Dieu meteorite
18. SOUNDBITE (French) Luc Labenne, "Meteorites Hunter" and Expert:
"Both meteorites were discovered pretty recently, few years ago was found the meteorite of Mont-Dieu, which weights 364 kg and last year the Saint-Aubin meteorite was found and weighs 154kg, so those are pretty recent findings."
COURTESY JEAN-LUC BILLARD
Date and location not given
19. STILL of Jean-Luc Billard with Mont-Dieu meteorite
20. STILL of extraction of meteorite
21. Various of man with metal detector approaching meteorite, still in ground
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Paris, France - 19 October 2019
22. Mid of Labenne moving meteorites on display
23. Mid of meteorites from Mars
24. Mid of "the most studied meteorite" from Mars, 4.5 billion years old, weighs 3 grams, estimated price 14,000-15,000 euros
25. Close of same
26. SOUNDBITE (French) Luc Labenne, "Meteorite Hunter" and Expert:
"This meteorite from Mars is rather particular because laboratories are working very much on this one because we have a big part of the history of Mars that can be found in different fragments of this meteorite."
27. Mid of set of three meteorites from Mars
28. SOUNDBITE (French) Luc Labenne, "Meteorite Hunter" and Expert:
"Scientists are passionate about this meteorite and that makes it very demanded and it has the highest scientific and trading value."
29. Various of Labenne holding a pallasite Seymchan meteorite, found in Russia, weighs 1.5 kg, estimated price 9,000-15,000 euros
30. SOUNDBITE (French) Luc Labenne, "Meteorite Hunter" and Expert:
"Here, we are talking about asteroids that are between Mars and Jupiter and among meteorites, pallasites are the most beautiful ones, considered as queens of meteorites. Because, when you cut it in slices and here, we have one big 1.5 kg slice and it is really very big, you have crystals that are letting the light go through in a mass of iron and nickel. It is a spectacular object when you slice it and it is very sought after."
31. Various of x-rays of boots and gloves worn by Neil Armstrong made before he left for the Moon on the Apollo 11 mission, estimated price 11,000-12,000 euros each
32. SOUNDBITE (French) Luc Labenne, "Meteorite Hunter" and Expert:
"There are things I adore here, you have shots, x-rays of boots and hand gloves of Neil Armstrong. Those x-rays were allowing to verify that the stitching was fine, that something wasn't forgotten inside before Neil Armstrong left for the Moon and it is rather moving when you imagine that all that stayed on the Moon and this is a kind of a ghost witness of its boots and hand gloves."
33. Various of x-rays of gloves of another astronaut on the Apollo 11 mission, estimated price 4,900 – 5,000 euros each
34. Various of visitors and objects on display
35. Close of France-Soir, former French daily, showing Neil Armstrong on the cover page, estimated price 120-180 euros
36. SOUNDBITE (French) Christophe Lucien, Auctioneer, Drouot auction house:
"Regarding the market of meteorites, the rarity of the object, its composition on the scientific level and its notoriety on the market (makes its price). For instance, if we know the place of its finding, if we know the place of the impact, if the meteorite is referenced - of course all that influences the value of the object, and its weight is important too."
37. Various of visitors
38. SOUNDBITE (French) Luc Labenne, "Meteorite Hunter" and Expert:
"Meteorites hunters...people that are hunting, collecting them, there are several dozen of them in the world... that are doing that rather actively."
39. Setup shot of Tanguy Lefebure, Jeweller from Paris that created several jewels from meteorites
40. SOUNDBITE (French) Tanguy Lefebure, Jeweller from Paris that created several jewels from meteorites:
"I bought several meteorites that I transformed into jewellery. I must say, it's charming because it has links to love... for instance, a young fiancée offered a pair of cufflinks with meteorites (to her future husband) with a message; 'For you, I'm ready to take stars out of the skies.'"
41. Setup shot of Henri Ho, Parisian, Art Merchant,
42. SOUNDBITE (French) Henri Ho, Parisian, Art Merchant:
"Those pieces are falling out of the sky and it is not something we can find on Earth."
43. Wide of Saint-Aubin meteorite
44. SOUNDBITE (French) Henri Ho, Parisian, Art Merchant:
"Today it is very hard to find (meteorites), so I think I'll be interested (to buy) in the biggest pieces of meteorites."
45. Various of Drouot auction house exterior
LEADIN:
A collection of rare meteorites is set to be auctioned in Paris Monday (21 October 2019).
The sale, being staged by French auction house Hotel Drouot, is marking the 50th anniversary of man landing on the moon.
STORYLINE:
Two very expensive rocks from outer space.
On the left, the Saint-Aubin meteorite, weighing 157 kilograms and with an estimated price between 30 and 50-thousand euros (approx. $34-56-thousand USD).
And on the right, the Mont-Dieu meteorite, weighing 364 kilograms and worth up to 120-thousand euros (approx. 134-thousand US dollars).
To commemorate fifty years since man first stepped on the moon, Paris' famous Hotel Drouot auction house is hosting an auction, called "Space to Paris".
A selection of meteorites is taking centre stage. The Mont-Dieu and Saint Aubin meteorites are the most valuable of the lot.
"Both meteorites were discovered pretty recently," says meteorite hunter and expert Luc Labenne.
The finding of the Mont-Dieu rock by Jean-Luc Billard in 1994 led to a legal fight between the meteorite hunter and the French state over its ownership. After a three-year court battle, Billard won.
The original weight of the Mont-Dieu meteorite is estimated to have been around one tonne, making it one of the most significant meteorite discoveries in Europe.
The Saint-Aubin meteorite was found last year.
Experts estimate it is 4.5 billion-year-old and fell to Earth some 55-thousand years ago.
One of the smallest meteorites on display at the exhibition is one from Mars. It weighs only three grams.
At an estimated cost of 14-15 thousand euros (approx. $15-17 thousand USD), it holds the most value per gram and is claimed to be one of the most scientifically studied rocks.
"This meteorite from Mars is rather particular because laboratories are working very much on this one because we have a big part of the history of Mars that can be found in different fragments of this meteorite," says Labenne.
Other rare pieces include a "Golden Pallasite", a palasite-type meteorite consisting of roughly equal proportions of iron and olivine.
Pallasites are thought to be the most beautiful ones, considered to be "Queens of meteorites."
"Because, when you cut it in slices and here, we have one big 1.5 kg slice and it is really very big, you have crystals that are letting the light go through in a mass of iron and nickel. It is a spectacular object when you slice it and it is very sought after," says Labenne.
Scientific instruments, equipment, photographs of moon missions and celestial globes are also up for auction, along with artworks from different collections.
The market for extraterrestrial objects is booming - meteorites are rarer than some diamonds and their prices have begun to soar.
Four years ago, Drouot auction house organised a sale of a private collection of meteorites, some estimated prices doubled or even tripled during the auction.
"Regarding the market of meteorites, the rarity of the object, its composition on the scientific level and its notoriety on the market (makes its price). For instance, if we know the place of its finding, if we know the place of the impact, if the meteorite is referenced - of course all that influences the value of the object, and its weight is important too," says Christophe Lucien, an auctioneer for Drouot.
The auction will attract a variety of buyers.
Museums, wealthy collectors, scientists and the general public are expected to place bids.
Tanguy Lefebure, a jeweller from Paris, will also be bidding. He uses meteorite fragments in his creations.
"I bought several meteorites that I transformed into jewellery. I must say, it's charming because it has links to love... for instance, a young fiancée offered a pair of cufflinks with meteorites (to her future husband) with a message; 'For you, I'm ready to take stars out of the skies'," he says.
Art merchant Henri Ho is another potential buyer. He's interested in the beauty and rarity of the objects, even if the material is raw.
"Those pieces are falling out of the sky and it is not something we can find on Earth. Today it is very hard to find (meteorites) so I think I'll be interested (to buy) in the biggest pieces of meteorites here," says Ho.
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