Hello John and list,
I recently picked up a small piece of NWA 2677 from John Birdsell. An
interesting iron meteorite of 100g. It has been provisionally classified as
a IIICD (aka: IAB subclass LM)., noted from Johns website. I am not
really an iron expert, but I guess that means fine
ROCKS FROM SPACE PICTURE OF THE DAY:
http://www.geocities.com/spacerocksinc/Dec_12.html
GALLERY:
http://www.meteoritegallery.com/gallery/rfsdmp
Michael's C-5 Corvette
http://spacerocksinc.tripod.com/corvette_c5.html
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I have addvise the bidder this is not a real juancheng, I hope he stop to
bid this fake, the same for Taza
hehe I dont think he stop in fact that he have right now bids for some
hundreds $$$.
This Juancheng I cant be sure in 100% that this is fake, but Taza ? It cant
be..
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Hello John and list,
I recently picked up a small piece of NWA 2677 from John Birdsell. An
interesting iron meteorite of 100g. It has been provisionally classified as
a IIICD (aka: IAB subclass LM)., noted from Johns website. I am not
really an iron expert, but I guess that means fine
Mark wrote:
It has been provisionally classified as a IIICD (aka: IAB subclass LM).
... I am not really an iron expert, but I guess that means fine octahedrite.
L = low-Au (Au = gold)
M = medium-Ni subgroup
Thus the old group IIIC would now be called sLM. Please go to David Weir's
website
Hello,
Do you have news concerning an old british woman who
said she had been hit by a meteorite in august ?
Is it confirmed ?
Thanks,
Pierre-Marie Pele
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Hello,
Im looking for more oriented chondrites for my collection. Unfortunately
there doesnt seem to be much available. Im only looking for larger
individuals over 50 grams, the fresher the better. Price range up to $1000
I appreciate photos
Thanks
Bob Evans
Hi again list.I noticed the other day, on ebay, that FLORIDACOASTER.ebay
name, is selling dhofar 025 lunar for real, real cheap.I took a chance and
bought and bid on 5 pieces.$55 for all 5 auctions.I looked at feedback
from several prominent list members, and all said, REAL DEAL,THE REAL
Paper: The Times
City: London, Middesex, England, United Kingdom
Date: Friday, August 31, 1792
Page: 4 (of 4)
(News note is in a column of the paper, taken from a Scotland newspaper, and
noted as SCOTLAND, EDINBURGH, AUG. 25.
On Wednefday night, about eleven o'clock, a luminous meteor, of
Paper: Edinburgh Advertiser
City: Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, United Kingdom
Date: Friday, January 14, 1820
Page: 6 (of 8)
On Saturday morning, about two o'clock, a large and very luminous
meteor passed with amazing rapidity to a snow cloud, which immediately
assumed the appearance of
Paper: Centinel
City: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Date: Wednesday, March 13, 1811
Page: 4
From London Reports.
Extraordinary Meteor.
ON the 19th of September, between the hours of five and six in the
evening, a luminous meteor appeared in the south, and about the distance of
a quarter of a
Dave Harris wrote:
..the list is getting too noisy again, for the umpteenth time.
may be it's me - everytime I rejoin the list, within days it kicks off again
dave
Hm. Now that the cause for the noise problem on the list
has been isolated we can begin working on a permanent fix.
Thanks for
Hi Mark and List. Thanks for posting your photo of our new IIICD (IAB
sLM). Actually, I think that it would plot within the old IIIC grouping
which Wasson Kallemyne (2000) have now placed in the IAB iron complex,
subgroup LM. The 'L' stands for Low Au content and the 'M' stands for
'medium'
Hello list,
I received an e-mail privately that corrects me on my fine octahedrite
analysis. Since this does not have any private information in it and I
imagine irons confuse other list members a little I will answer the e-mail
to the list, and attach the body of that e-mail below. Thanks for
Steve,
I, too, have reservations. But I'm going anyway.
Jerry
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
Hi list.Just wondering who will be coming to tucson next year?I booked my
flight last night for 5 days, so it will be good to see everyone again and
new people as well.It is nice to be well known.Lets
Mark Bostick wrote:
...and I am sure I am not the only one that would like to see a large
scale pairing project done on west Texas meteorites.
Gosh Mark, I would never pick on your collection like that.
But, like you, I've had my suspicions about a few of the closely related
west Texas
I just received this - haven't had time to check the site, put have
hit copy before someone takes it down:
http://www.xmail.net/proudtom/index.html
What I have seen so far looks hysterical.
Michael
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Hi all
I just add some Bjurbole L/LL4 fragments. They are from below 1g to 20g.
Just look here http://www.PolandMET.com
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Hello to the List,
I'm planing to do a trip in California, Arizona,
Nevada and go on dry lakebeds.
I would like to know if most lakebeds are reachable
with a standard car or with a 4WD car.
Thanks in advance,
Pierre-Marie Pele
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Dear List,
I can see one or two lines that could be absolutely hilarious, but
taken as a whole it is repetitive, heavy handed, lacking in finesse and
in my opinion mean spirited, and did I say repetitive.
Am I the only one to say the emperor has no clothes?
Mike Fowler
Chicago
I just
Hello Everyone,
I don't recall doing this and if I have not it has been a major oversight on
my part but I want to thank Mark for posting these newspaper articles. It
know it takes time and effort on Mark's part and I really appreciate all
that Mark puts into these postings.
Thanks again, Mark.
Mike and List,
Must we always get our laughs at the expense of
others? I realize there are some reasons and some
truths expressed in this humour but is it only a way
to get back at the individual for certain infractions
or indiscretions? If he has sanctioned it and thinks
it funny that's
I revised my opinion on closer inspection.
Probably fake, but I doubt bad intention on her side.
Bernhard
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Good (COLD and WINDY) Evening from Ohio-
I have been wondering this all weekend and trying
to come up with some logical answers myself- but so
far am at a loss.
And I sincerely hope this question does not give
anyone ideas. People on this list are generally more
than trustworthy so I'm going
I received some disturbing information today.
It is regarding the large flight-oriented meteorite that sold this week.
One of the losing bidders received an offer from someone in the UK who
claimed to be me, and who offered the person a second chance to buy it,
saying that he high bidder had
On Sun, 12 Dec 2004 16:22:51 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
What is to stop someone from buying a nicer, low
weathered, unclassified NWA meteorite and
claiming/submitting it for analyzation and naming as a
find from a local desert- say in the western US?
I'd say, so what if they do? I agree there
On Sun, 12 Dec 2004 17:29:41 -0700, you wrote:
Anyone in London able to try their luck at cracking some thief's head:)
Everyone needs to give them a piece of their mind and get them out of
scamming meteorite buyers.
Here's a great and classic tale of an Ebay scammer getting what they deserved.
My oh my!Pt is back to dedicate the holidays to me.What an honor.You know
this gets to be very old hat.I have to admit,the man is very clever.This
is his best work yet.And this time, I am the sole star.I think he gets his
humor from HUMOR FOR DUMMIES!I have to admit that not only is he good with
Hi Mike and all,
This has happen to a couple of my high dollar auctions also, as well as one I
bid on one time from another well known dealer. Not the same person but it must
be a way of scamming people as you said and it's good to put out a notice when
it happens with meteorite sales.
Ebay did
Hi Darrne and all,
As you stated, without knowing the location find or fall then we could be
dealing with a single 100 gram
stone (which would get a much higher price) than a strewnfield with a 100 kg
total weight. This in my
opinion is the trouble with the NWA finds. The stone you buy could be
To those interested,
Anyone up for a live chat tonight??
http://www.meteoritearticles.com/chatroom.html
--AL
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Darren-
In a sense- you are right.
But in another aspect- the find location and
historical link is also part indivdual preferences.
Heck- even Walter Branch and I agreed one time that
the diversity and originality of names of the
locations can add some excitement and wonder to the
piece.
Dear Darren;
Yup, that's a real good point there on the wallet comment. My Rock
Springs is not for sale but if it was, it would be only at $50 a
gramdue to only a very limited amount.
So, how many L-6's from NWA go for nothing?
Yes, ONLY the wallets of those who want from specific
Hi Steve;
I'll be in Tucson Friday the 4th thru Sunday the 6th. I can't wait to
talk (in person) to all the List members who will be attending!
Best Regards, Art
On Sun, 12 Dec 2004 07:01:07 -0800 (PST), Steve Arnold, Chicago!!!
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Hi list.Just wondering who will be
Well,
Watched the Chargers do it again - than rushed to the
computer to read the latest Proud Tom..
While I found a considerable portion hysterical, I did
find it tedious to be focussed almost entirely on one personality.
While Steve clearly is a champ when it comes to taking a
On Sun, 12 Dec 2004 18:23:24 -0700, you wrote:
Dear Darren;
Yup, that's a real good point there on the wallet comment. My Rock
Springs is not for sale but if it was, it would be only at $50 a
gramdue to only a very limited amount.
So, how many L-6's from NWA go for nothing?
Yes, ONLY
Yes its arrive the same to me with a auction of a A.Einstein Autograph, from
a person with this name
Maria Troisi
12 Kensington Garden Squadre
London W2 4BH
UK
same type of payment etc this is a real bastard type of fraud. I have
addvise Ebay
Matteo
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The idiot its back
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Date: Sun, 12 Dec 2004 15:54:00 -0500
I just received this - haven't had time to check the site, put have
hit copy before someone takes it down:
FOR SALE:
SEASONED GUIDE/ HIGH DESERT METEORITE GUIDE SERVICE.
HAVE MINI VAN AND 4 WHEELER, GPS, CELL PHONES, AND MAPS.
PRICE TO HUNT SW WYOMING DESERT: $300 PER DAY.
Dave Freeman
Norman Lehrman wrote:
Pierre-Marie list,
There is no simple, single answer to your question.
Many dry lake
Dear List Members,
I wanted share some details from the second annual Team LunarRock Mojave
hunt.
Last year, Team LunarRock consisting of six members was successful in
discovering three completely crusted meteorites in a very small strewnfield.
This was a new find from a very recent fall (less
Hi everyone, I have loaded my largest ever batch of eBay meteorites up while
I am in Japan.
They all started tonight, ending on Dec 22nd.
There are at least $10,000 in meteorites up for one cent.
Some items of special note are:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1item=2293890903
NWA
ROCKS FROM SPACE PICTURE OF THE DAY:
http://www.geocities.com/spacerocksinc/Dec_13.html
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The poor man have buy the fake taza now have to pay $900
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1item=2292198278ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT
Strange, the juancheng its vanished
Matteo
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Intersting to me, that some lamellae in that slice are somewhat twisted from
mechanical stress
as one can find in many irons of large tkw, which broke up. Gibeon, Henbury
and of course from most crater builders.
So I would bet, that there are many more specimens still to be found in
desert
Hi list.Just wondering who will be coming to tucson next year?I booked my
flight last night for 5 days, so it will be good to see everyone again and
new people as well.It is nice to be well known.Lets hear who's coming.
steve arnold, chicago
=
Steve
BTW - Cash available through paypal today !
Thanks
BE
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Hello,
Im looking for more oriented
Paper: Adams Sentinel
City: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Date: Monday, August 17, 1857
Page: 2 (of 4)
Extraordinary Meteor. - Letters from Baghdad announce an extraordinary
fall of rain on the 14th at that place, which, from its bloody hue, gave the
surrounding country the appearance of a
Hello Everyone,
I don't recall doing this and if I have not it has been a major oversight on
my part but I want to thank Mark for posting these newspaper articles. It
know it takes time and effort on Mark's part and I really appreciate all
that Mark puts into these postings.
Thanks again, Mark.
I have just talked to the manager of the old Vagabond Inn. They have closed
in order to convert to a senior health care facility. BUT BUT The contractor
has been delayed and they will rent rooms again for this 2005
ROCKGEMMETEORITE SHOW. The cost will be less because Marty Zinn has
nothing to do
Steve said: It is nice to be well known.
Proud Tom obviously agrees by hosting a webpage for fans of this well known
collector.
And be sure to see the end of the story with Uncle Bernd looking so dapper too.
Thanx Tom,
John
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Actually , Steve takes these sort of things with a grain of salt.
I speak to him frequently . just this afternoon on his way to a
Christmas Party.
He keeps me updated on his latest acquisitions and meteorite offerings.
Dont expect Steve to come whining to the list about proud Tom.
Just
Mmm...we have a large round black kettle-like object calling another
large round black kettle-like object black.
Mmmcomtemplative! Not!
DF
McomeMeteorite Meteorite wrote:
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http://www.psrd.hawaii.edu/Dec04/LunarCrust.html
Composition of the Moon's Crust
Planetary Science Research Discoveries
December 10, 2004
--- New empirical calibrations of Lunar Prospector and Clementine data
yield improved global maps of Th, K, and FeO. The movie of the Moon,
shown to the
http://www.news24.com/News24/Backpage/Offbeat/0,,2-1343-1347_1635191,00.html
UFO 'explodes' in China
new24.com (South Africa)
December 13, 2004
Beijing - An unidentified flying object, or UFO, passed across the large
north-western Chinese city of Lanzhou and apparently exploded in the
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