Basically it's the formation of glass from heat and pressure. A
meteorite hits the earth, and the force melts the sand (silicate) to
sand. The same thing happens with atomic bombs.
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Hello
another answer from the ebay dealer
what ever thes are they are not Asphalt! the story
goes , i saw the news
about the meteorits on the news, so i went down to
Elma and they were all
picking what up what u see in the picture, they told
me it is what fell
fron the sky! the things look as
Volume 3 of Meteors and Meteorites (an historic archive)
CD is to be published soon, There will also be a DVD-ROM
version combining volumes 1 to 3.
I have 4 proof copies to give away to those willing to try
them out and return comments and any suggestions.
You have until 28th July to email me
Looks like an Azurite nodule I think it is worth $10.
Elton
Death To SPAM
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Marcie, Tom and all,
Some years ago, 2001, I found and purchased a very
unusual tektite at the Tucson Show.
See:
http://www.geocities.com/american_meteorite_survey/stretch.html
And in a long series of debates with the Late Darryl
Futrell, I disputed his claim of Lunar orgin that such
forms
Hello list,
since some list members are doing business with morrocan meteorite dealers I was
wondering if somebody might be able to help. I lost coordinates of Mr Habibi from
Erfoud(?) but need some additional information about some aquired specimen. Checking
the lists archive did not retrieve
The other two (the real) reasons Nasa doesn't want anyone picking up
shuttle debris are:
1.Risk of Radiolocial contamination. There are some nasty radioactive
parts to the shuttle, Tritium/radium on the dials/indictors, emergency
lighting etc.
2. It might be old, but its still has
There has been a bit of talk about the pairings of
Mesosiderites and also Metal Rich Diogenites. I have been fortunate enough to
obtain a piece of NWA 1827 (Metal-Rich Diogenite) and today a piece of NWA 1879
(Mesosiderite). I expected these two specimens to be different, but under a 10x
Isn't it a coincidence that meteorwrongs on ebay always have out of
focus pictures??
Hmm I wonder :)
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From: Tom aka James Knudson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 18 July 2003 02:27
To: meteorite-list
Subject: [meteorite-list] Meteorite police bulletin
List, a
this man is total melted:
I DONT NO IF THEY ARE METEORITS OR NOT , IF YOU NEW
HOW TO READ YOU
WOULD SEE THAT I AM SELLING
WHAT THE PEOPLE OF ELMA SAW FALL FROM THE SKY I
NEVER SAID THE
AUCTION IS FOR A TESTED OR ANALYZED METEORITE!!
LEARN HOW TO READ PLAIN
ENGLISH THEN MABY YOU WILL NO WHAT YOUR
A few weeks back there was a thread about Vapor Corrosion
Inhibitors (VCIs) - , used to protect Irons from corrosion.
I have just been given this website for the ones I use
http://www.cortecvci.com/index2.php
Regards,
Mark F.
So list, do we have a new meteorite or what???It is hard to to tell from
those pictures.
steve arnold
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Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
I. M. C. A. MEMBER #6728
Illinois Meteorites
website url http://stormbringer60120.tripod.com
Hello Mark and List, Mark wrote;
The other two (the real) reasons Nasa doesn't want anyone picking up
shuttle debris are:
1.Risk of Radiolocial contamination. There are some nasty radioactive
parts to the shuttle, Tritium/radium on the dials/indictors, emergency
lighting etc.
2. It might be old,
...Speaking of which, I still have a few Cortec VCI-101 emitters available for $2.45ea. plus $.75 postage. Please drop me a private email if you are interested, as these are the last emitters that I will have available for sale. Thank You.
-Ryan
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/17jul_perseids2003.htm
The 2003 Perseid Meteor Shower
NASA Science News
July 17, 2003
Mark these dates on your calendar: August 12th and 13th.
It's time to get ready for the Perseid meteor shower.
The Perseids are probably the best-watched of any
Hi Fred,
While I wish you the best of luck with your new business, I,
felt deprived of any photos of the boxes you offer. What is the
point of a web site without such photos? However, another list
member wrote about this and I thought you would post some
photos for us - here are a bunch of
Jeff, depends on the size of the samples you got, I
assure that NWA 1827 and 1878 are not even close to being the same. If anyone
wants I can email photos of both.
Mike Farmer
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Doesn't this (and most all radioactive dating techniques) assume that radioactive
decay begins once the Earth is in a form (solid or semi-solid). Why can't decay occur
while the (insert radioactive isotope name here) is still floating freely in space?
Many of these studies act as if decay
http://www.kare11.com/news/news-article.asp?NEWS_ID=49629
Object Seen In Northeastern Minnesota Was Probably Meteor
Associated Press
July 18, 2003
St. Louis County authorities say that fiery object in the sky was probably a
meteor.
Some residents in the northern part of the county reported a
We are on our way!
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http://www.democratandchronicle.com/news/0714MH16LFJ_boom14_news.shtml
Mystery boom rattles Greece neighborhoods
Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York)
July 14, 2003
A loud sound shook houses in town Sunday morning and sent
some residents scurrying into the street.
However, area fire
good luck
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Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 9:31 AM
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We are on our way!
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I used to live two miles from the intersection 23 years ago. Used to be
housing interspersed with wooded areas.
Mark
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Dear List,
Over the last week's time there seems to be a whole lot of activity going on with the fiery sky objects and mystery booms. Or is it just me?
Mark
Do you Yahoo!?
Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM).
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
July 14-18, 2003
o Fractures and Collapse (Released 14 July 2003)
http://themis.la.asu.edu/zoom-20030714a.html
o Huygens Crater (Released 15 July 2003)
http://themis.la.asu.edu/zoom-20030715a.html
o Processes of Geology (Released 16 July 2003)
Dear List,
I'm trying to locate etching solution capable of etching Widmanstatten patterns to view on meteorites. I understand it's nitric acid? I got the "bright" idea of checking my local electronic supply house for PC board etching solution and it seems that ferric chloride is used to etch
Hello, Mark and the list,
when one bigger on gets publicity enough, you can be sure, there
be several wanna-bees after that. Also on the holiday-season people
have time to watch the skies. Think these are the main reasons.
take care,
pekka
Mark Jackson wrote:
Dear List,
Over the
Hello, Mark and the list,
think ferric chloride is not strong enough to etch Fe / Ni, but havent
ever tried...;-
You can find a quite good recipe for the etching solution from R.O.
Nortons book Rocks from Space (page 415). There is also advised,
how to check Ni from the potential meteorites
If you dilute the acid always add the acid to the
waternever the otherway around.
Mark M.
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From:
Pekka
Savolainen
To: Mark Jackson
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 12:21
PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] etching
Hi Mark,
Here is my current site www.meteorite1.net here is the
new site which is not posted yet http://www.meteorite1.com/images/site/index.html
If you have any questions after reading these drop me an
e-mail.
Sincerely,JimJames Hartman[EMAIL PROTECTED]www.meteorite1.net[EMAIL
Thanks, Tom,
yes, indeed, Norton says in the Ensyclopedia of Meteorites (Appendix D, page
316);
"Etching with ferric chloride usually brings terror to the hearts of the
seasoned
meteorite collector and museum curator..."
So it should work, but the result may be not the best one, just
Hello list,
Hello Svend amd List,
This is the email address I have in my archives but
I don't know if it still works. So just give it a try!
Sincerely,
Bernd
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Well, when checked the pics, I think I have to try this,
even as a "seasoned collector"...;-
take care,
pekka
meteorite1.net wrote:
Hi Mark,
Here is my current site
www.meteorite1.net
here is the new site which is not posted yet
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Doesn't this (and most all radioactive dating
techniques) assume that radioactive decay begins once
the Earth is in a form (solid or semi-solid). Why
can't decay occur while the (insert radioactive isotope
name here) is still floating freely in space? Many of
Well everyone I was not going to update yet but since there
seems to be interest at the moment I have posted the new reworked site to my url
www.meteorite1.net , enjoy.
Sincerely,JimJames Hartman[EMAIL PROTECTED]www.meteorite1.net[EMAIL PROTECTED] (for IMCA member
contact)Authenticity
Can't wait for the field report !
Ken O'Neill
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Sent: 18 July 2003 17:32
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We are on our way!
Paper: Gettysburg Times City: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Date: Monday, January 17, 1916 Page: 2 FIRE BOLT SENDS TOWN TO KNEES Meteor Explodes Before Bank and Church BEG MERCY FOR SOULS Many Fearing End of the World Fall Prostrate Before Pastor, Returning From Services Washington, Pa., Jan. 17.
Hello List, can some one help me, I am so confused I have to send
a package out, I weighed it on my Ohaus triple beam balance scale. I know as
a fact it is right on. The package weighs 543g's. When I convert this it
comes to 19.1538 oz or 1.19711 lb. When I was in school 1 lb was 16 oz.
Hello list,
The museum I work at has a meteorite with a specimen number of 92.1157
painted on it, the card with it states it is a stony iron from Kansas. It
looks like an chondrite to me. No photo available. Any ideas on the ID
number?
Thanks.
Phil Schmitz
Insist that they check their scale.
Bring in a weight that has a known value and see what
they say.
Steve Schoner
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wrote:
Hello List, can some one help me, I am so
confused I have to send
a package out, I weighed it on my Ohaus triple
It was aksed:
Does anyone know what happened to Phil Bagnel's
website on problematic meteorites. I have a link
to it from my site but a visitor informed me
that URL is no longer valid.
http://www.ticetboo.demon.co.uk/mpd.htm
I don't know what happened to it. However, archival
copies of it can
Phill,
The number indicates a Nininger collection piece...
Plainview, Texas.
Nininger usually painted a white area on the specimen
then wrote in inda ink the number.
#92 is for Plainview, TX
and
.1157 is the 1,157th example that he sold or found
from this site.
So the label that is with it
Hello All, while we are on the subject, what is the white stuff they use for
writing on meteorites?
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
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Several people have asked for photos of the boxes which I hope to have
tomorrow. It is a work in progress. Thanks for your interest. Regards,
Fred
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