Greetings Al, Adam, List,
My thoughts went to Dr. Nininger also, but since he has already
recieved the honor, my next thought went to the man who's responsible
for alot of us having the knowledg we now have. What do you all think
of Nortonite. I think it's time to put credit where credit is due.
I agree with Mike!!! I think we do need to stick together and If these
people do not make it right fast, we as the meteorite community need to put
these type of people out of business!
Thanks, Tom
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
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Hi Adam,
How about honoring the great photographer of leaverites? Yousefite? ;-)
Dave
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Becasediogenites were once named Chladnite this name appears in much of the old literature. Therefore I would argue that to reuse his name would lead to some minor confusion between the two.
If you want an old death historical figure naming this Olbersite after Wilhem Olbers, the discover of
Actually Matteo, this is not a private affair, it is a very very public
affair. The entire meteorite community was scammed, they pulled it over on
collectors, dealers and even scientists, much time and money has been
wasted. For your information, the woman has refused to answer my emails, so
I put
I think that Matteo means the financial losses made by people are
private. The scam itself is very public, and no one would disagree. Such
forums as ours are the most effective way to do it, but not everyone
will want to make public that they were taken in. On the other hand, the
more that is made
I'll throwtwo in...Saganite or
Hawkingite.
Saganite has a nice ring to it.--Rob
Wesel--We are the music makers...and we are the dreamers
of the dreams.Willy Wonka, 1971
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List Members,It is our pleasure to
Ryan,
(I live in the UK) I got my Silica gel from :
http://www.geejaychemicals.co.uk/cobaltchloride.htm#SELF-INDICATING%20(B
LUE)%20SILICA%20GEL.
Or Just do a search in google.com (or similar) for 'Indicating silica
gel'
We buy it at work (in big tins), but I am sure they do it packets and
Hi, James -
I've seen ringwoodite in shock veins in the Martian
meteorite EETA79001. Have not seen it in any other
Martian, nor inthe lunars.
Allan
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Hello List, Is Ringwoodite found in Lunar or Martian
Hi Steve and all,
Real good idea using Richard Norton (and his super nice wife) for a classification.
They get my vote!
--AL
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Hello all,
I have updated the "Links" link on the FAQ page. One of the links I offer is to a page for books on meteorites which is simply a link to a google search on meteorite books.
The only problem I see with this is that I could fill the FAQ page with google search links. Does anyone have any
Though I hate to mention lawyers... But maybe there is
a lawyer in our group that would consider putting
together a class action lawsuit against these
individuals that scammed so many. Everyone that has
purchased this skillfully made meteorwrong sold as a
meteorite should consider this.
The
New groups names are not a NomCom issue, although there are people who
think it should be. Group names come into being through consensus. Many
group names have died at birth, never being adopted by anybody other that
the person who wrote the initial publication (e.g., F chondrites, CA
Hello everyone, tonight I have over 50 meteorites
ending on ebay. some very nice specimens, including a .10 gram Nakhlite, 10 gram
Millbillillie complete, and so many other nice pieces. ALL started at one
cent, and most are still near that! I have a feeling that many items will sell
Hi everyone, several things in this
email.
First, I have added links here to two more photos
of the beautiful perfectly oriented stone meteorite that is selling on ebay this
evening
here is a link to the item
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2179529637category=3239rd=1
Dear List Members,
The ten planetary auctions that all started out at 99 cents are ending in
about one hour. All are still at a fraction of retail so be sure to check
them out. You will not see this caliber of auction very often and at such
low prices so now is your chance to acquire a sizable
Dear List,
A lot of good suggestions for naming this new group are rolling in and we
are pleased with the turn-out. We thought the NomCom had something to do
with naming of meteorite groups because many submitted description titles
have been changed after NomCom voting when new meteorites were
Dear List,
A lot of good suggestions for naming this new group are rolling in and we
are pleased with the turn-out. We thought the NomCom had something to do
with naming of meteorite groups because many submitted description titles
have been changed after NomCom voting when new meteorites were
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http://www.themercury.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,6619337%255E3462,00.html
Mystery over bright sky light
By ANNE BARBELIUK
The Mercury (Australia)
June 19, 2003
A MYSTERY trail of blazing light soared through the sky across Tasmania
last night.
Speculation was rife the light show
Hello Adam and list, I also agree that the group should get more concise name. Calling them "Olivine Diogenites" is like calling a Howardite a "Diogenite Eucrite". It is a the best confusing. Mark Bostick www.MeteoriteArticles.com
Hello Greg, Adam and All,
I was talking with John Horner, the famous dinosaur digger of Montana once about the
naming of dinosaurs. He felt that the name should represent something about the beast
rather than the one who found it. An example is instead of T. rex, which seems to me
not much of
Well, it may be possible to get your money back from Canada
in a legal way, but from Russia...well, Im a bit skeptic.
just my 2 cents,
pekka
Steve Schoner wrote:
Though I hate to mention lawyers... But maybe there isa lawyer in our group that would consider puttingtogether a class action
Adam and Greg,
Wonderful looking pictures on ebay. Do you have a picture available for us of the original mass?
Howard WuAdam Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear List Members,Thank you for a fun auction tonight. A lot of buyers picked up some prettynice planetary specimens at bargain basement
Good evening list,
I just listed a beautiful 12 gram slice of Gujba on ebay starting at $1.00
with no reserve. The listing # is 218026 or listed under seller name
maccers531.
Great chance to pick up a great piece at a good price.
Bob Evans
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Hi Howard and List,
I believe we snapped a few pictures right after the
first cut when we realized we were not dealing with an ordinary
meteorite.Itwas not very exciting looking on the outside
displaying only about 25% crust. Now that it has been cleaned the
intact portion of crust is
Hello, Mark, Adam and the list,
it looks also to me, it may be a clearer way to name the new
types honouring names or so. This is a tradition in minerology.
The type can be diogenite - eucrite, but its called as Howardite,
or olivine - diogenite as "Bostickite".
Think its a good time to
Hello Adam and list, Adam wrote: " I will take some images of the main mass and see if I can point out some areas of interest in a few days." And perhaps some thin section photos? I am curious in how it looks compared to diogenites, as my diogenite thin sections look like they have lots of
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