I'm still trying to get caught up on my work during the week I was gone. However i thought as a interesting side note and as part of the conference I would mention another topic in a speech given on Textites by one of our speakers very interesting is the fact that they lie only within 50 degrees of equator their appears to be a relation to the ecliptic plane and the fact that they are only found in few strewn fields in the world not evenly distributed... Ill try to get the handout in a jepeg in the next few days......... I?m guess that the proceedings of the conference will be published in the next BA but that is just a guess.. I?ll get some more research done little by little and more so when i can get caught up completely. Robert Bennett <robert.bennett@xxxxxxx> wrote: From an Alien : I'm still trying to get caught up on my work during the week I was gone. However i thought as a interesting side note and as part of the conference I would mention another topic in a speech given on Textites by one of our speakers very interesting is the fact that they lie only within 50 degrees of equator their appears to be a relation to the ecliptic plane and the fact that they are only found in few strewn fields in the world not evenly distributed... Ill try to get the handout in a jepeg in the next few days......... I?m guess that the proceedings of the conference will be published in the next BA but that is just a guess.. I?ll get some more research done little by little and more so when i can get caught up completely. Would appreciate the tektite handout, Allen? have a theory about meteor impacts in the time of Peleg that can use this type of research. Gerry Bouw said some of the AbsCon presentations will be in the BA; some will be posted on the geocentricity site. Thanks. Robert B.