Thanks for your comments Jeff. That makes sense as far as my understanding of metal meteorite goes. Maybe I should get the handbook of iron meteorites (~$1400). As I am sure you know, Kamacite and Taenite both form in crystals. Plessite I would then imagine is a certain pattern of the Kamacite
To Interested Parties,
I have a Millbillillie posted on eBay and ending in two days. It is a real beauty and
has 100% fusion crust with very light orange clay on about 30% of the stone. It also
is orientated with nice
distinguished flow lines running down the edges. There are a couple of small
Good morning list.Just want to update you all on my nevada meteorite
puzzle.I got back thin section pictures of it.I'll have them up on my
website tonight.So far it looks like an H5, with lots of metal flecks and
dark brown matrix with very dark chondrules.Of the new meteorites I got
from tucson
Hello List
I got a few emails asking for more infoaboutthe Franconia, It's
in Northwestern Arizona, Franconia is an abandon R/R stop, not a city, but is
the name forexit 13on I-40,35 miles west of Kingman Arizona,
13 miles east of the Colorado river and California Border. About 100 miles
European Space Agency
Paris, 11 February 2004
Press Release
N° 09-2004
UK and ESA announce Beagle 2 inquiry - Investigation to learn lessons from
Mars Lander
Beagle 2, the British-built element of ESA's Mars Express mission, has
failed to communicate since its first radio contact was missed
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
February 5-11, 2004
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o South Polar Scene (Released 05 February 2004)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2004/02/05/index.html
o Wind-Streaked
Dear List Members,
In case any of you are interested we would like to share some of our Tucson
show experiences. This will be part two of three.
On the fourth day Steve Drummond received a phone call and had to head back
to California. We were sorry to see him leave as he is always a lot of
Hi All,
I have several slices of Franconia, one of which is
on my website.You can view it at http://www.meteoritebiz.com/franconia-az.html
Also, please note that Franconia is still just a provisional name. I'm hoping it
will be announced in the next MetBull
Best regards,
Bob Holmes
From:
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/mars/mera/040211spirit.html
Cold motor causes Spirit to remain parked for a day
BY JUSTIN RAY
SPACEFLIGHT NOW
February 11, 2004
A missed communications window caused by a cold antenna motor on the Mars
Exploration Rover Spirit prevented the robot from racking up
Hi List,
Arizona Keith is partially correct, for months Mike
Miller and myself have been working a number of
different strewn fields!! To date we have many
classifications pending and all are in arizona. Having
said that, we are not yet ready to divulge the exact
coordinates. However, we do know
Hi list,
St.Magellon Divelbiss help!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2224881954category=3239
Item # 2224881954
I found this DaG 476 browsing ebay and in my opinion it is not directly
looking like DaG 476, nor like an Shergottite at all.
What are your opinions?
Greetings!
Hi List,
Continuing my report from yesterday, it's Friday night at La Fuente,
and the back room is packed with a Who's Who of meteorite hunters,
collectors, dealers and writers. If a bolide had chosen that moment
to impact 1749 North Oracle, the damage to the private meteorite
collecting world
Martin A. wrote:
St.Magellon Divelbiss help!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2224881954amp;category=3239Item
# 2224881954
I found this DaG 476 browsing ebay and in my opinion it is not directly
looking like DaG 476, nor like an Shergottite at all.
Hi Martin and list,
that's
Hi Everybody!
You have probably already heard from our new website at www.sv-meteorites.com
Further we have also started some free auctions using XCENT
quick auctions.
I have added two auctions for now to see how it works so far.
Here is the link to the auctions:
Hi List!
I would say that it is not DaG 476 as I know pretty precise what this
material looks like.
Regards
Moritz Karl
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Hi Peter and list!
There is no special part of the DaG 476
that looks like that that I know of.
Further I think the picture quality is
sufficient enough to say that it is not DaG 476.
Best Regards
Moritz Karl
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Martin and others,
As you all can see, this is not a huge slice of DaG 476. It looks more like a
porophyritic basalt from earth of course. It is not a Mars shergottite, nor an earthly
gabbro. Based on the size of the piece when compared to the dime, it is about 4 cm x 3
cm...which would make
Hi Martin,
The text used for this auction was taken from my website without my
permission. This fact, together with the fact that it looks nothing like
DaG 476 and that the seller has zero feedback, would make me not bid on
this item under any circumstances. Buy from a reputable dealer.
David
It's funny to see WHO has placed a bid on that :-)
Bernhard
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Doubtful DaG476 on
http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/mars_science_lab_040211.html
Next Generation Rover: The Mars Science Laboratory
By Leonard David
space.com
11 February 2004
PASADENA, Calif. -- While the Spirit and Opportunity rovers wheel themselves
into the history books of Mars
It's funny to see WHO has placed a bid on that :-)
Let's hope he wins it !!
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http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/spotlight/dayinthelife01.html
A Day in the Life of a Martian Scientist
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
February 08, 2004
Wearing two watches, one for Mars time on the left wrist and
one for Earth time on the right wrist, Jim Rice works in three
time zones on two
Hi all,
Thinning out my thin section collection. Have a look and maybe add one to
your collection.
http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItemsuserid=roman...;
include=0since=-1sort=3rows=50
Best regards,
Roman Jirasek
www.meteoritelabels.com
Dear List:
I am offering a beautiful full slice of Etter Texas purchased from the Robert Haag Collection. The slice weighs 2370gr and is priced at $2.00 per gram plus shipping and insurance. Photos available to serious buyers.. Total $4740 plus shipping. This may be your only chance to purchase a
Dear List,
on my website I have listed some new classified meteorites. All these
meteorites are unusual or rare types. A particularly special piece is
the new L/LL3 NWA3099. The meteorite is built up from a conglomerate of
chondrules and is very fresh and beautiful. I had offer some slices of
Dear List Members,
In case any of you are interested we would like to share some of our Tucson
show experiences. This will be part three of three.
Luckily we arrived early at the Birthday Bash because the tables were
already half taken at 7:15 and the event was not due to start until 8:00.
Hello list, Around 10:30 in the mourning February 12, 1947 (57 years ago) in eastern Siberia my favorite of all iron meteorites, fell to earth. I have6 original newspapers from the era transcribed on my website. http://www.meteoritearticles.com/znpsikhote.html And in the new few days, I will
Paper: Reno Evening Gazette City: Reno, Nevada Date: Monday, April 28, 1947 Page: 9 Russians Study Meteorite Fall MOSCOW, April 28 (AP) - V. G. Fesenkov, chairman of the meteorite committee of the USSR Academy of Science, said today it was possible that a minor planet collided with the earth on
Hi David,
Actually he did NOT copy the text from your web site.
He copied the header and first three paragraphs
verbatim from Erich's web site:
http://www.mars.li/DaG476.htm
Erich copied his web site from yours!
Best,
ken newton
David Weir wrote:
Hi Martin,
The text used for this auction
Hello Art, Sergey Vasiliev (www.sv-meteorites.com) hasbeen trying to subscribe to the list the last couple weeks without success. If you would help him I am sure he would appreciate it. And if your not Art and reading this check out Sergey's website, he has been busy lately.A new look and
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