Nope, looks like polished Nandan, a bunch of it down to gram individuals
from same listings from "estate purchase"
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Sikhote shrapnel ?
So what do you think these
Hello Tom and list
That was the happenstance location* in the northwestward quadrant of
what was to become identified as the strewn field where meteorites from
this find were first identified by science. (1891? all though,
meteorites from this field were known and traded much earlier). The
cra
Hello,
I have a few ending soon. A couple rare and a piece from a stone that
smashed through two floors of a house.
See here :
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZmaccers531
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Bob posted:
So what do you think these are? Sikhote shrapnel?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
ViewItem&category=3239&item=6530151721&rd=1
If it is, its selling at great prices that some of you should take
advantage of.
Dear Bob and List:
I think what we're looking at here is actually a l
Doh, the MOUNTAIN named Diablo shrunk.Tom what do you think?
df
Tom Knudson wrote:
Hi Mike and list, speaking of Canyon Diablo, what was the reasoning for that
name?
Thanks, Tom
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Free micro pic CD to winning bidders!
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By the way... the new database will show you all known synonyms for a
name. Look something up, then click on the meteorite in question. You'll
see the whole list. Canyon Diablo has 35 of them, which you can see
directly with this link: http://tin.er.usgs.gov/meteor/metbull.php?code=5257
(Non
Hi Mike and list, speaking of Canyon Diablo, what was the reasoning for that
name?
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Hi all
I have several auctions ending soon.
Several still at $1.00
Including Karatu a fall from Tanzania
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3239&item=6530550875&rd=1
Richardton a fall from ND
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Many collectors have been asking me to make an "Amgala" label this year.
My answer has always been, "I won't until the info is official".
But even now, I will wait for the final bulletin publication before I
proceed.
Maybe then the TKW will have been updated.
Roman Jirasek
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Martin and List,
Check out this very nice meteorite! Dirk
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> Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 15:06:15 -0700
> From: "eBay Member: [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Ken Igarashi sent you this eBay ite
on 5/10/05 10:47 AM, Adam Hupe at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Another note: I still think most will still use the name Amgala. This is
> because most collectors know it under this name.
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Hi Adam and all,
I respectfully disagree - eventually, it will be known by its true
name, thou
Dear List,
Just a quick note to remind those who are interested that I have auctions
ending in a few hours. Several are still bargained priced at just 99 cents.
Here are a few items of interest:
NWA 482 Lunar/Moon Meteorite Necklace 50mg
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=653013
So what do you think these are? Sikhote shrapnel?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3239&item=6530151721&rd=1
If it is, its selling at great prices that some of you should take advantage
of.
Bob E
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Talk to MNHNP and Philippe Thomas about the reported coordinates in the
entry if you feel there is a mistake. Our coordinates were reported to NAU
and the List over a year ago.
Take Care,
Adam
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Yes but remeber such cases like with NWA 859.
Everybody has to look in the Bulletin first, if somehere is referred to that
number.
Well, if someone writes "Taza" instead, instantely everybody knows, which
metorite is meant.
So just two words more in the entry: "synonyms: Amgala", no big deal.
Th
I'm trying to figure out what the big deal is here. Synonyms and
meteorites "named" one thing only to be referred to something else later, or
found to be paired with or transported specimens of another name, are very
common. It certainly isn't limited to meteorites traded or sold "too soo
This happens all the time with meteorites that get on the market before
they come to the NomCom. It's just a fact of life. If a meteorite is
found halfway between towns, then usually the person who submits it to us
chooses. Hyphenated names are only used in special circumstances (there
will
But Marcin,
in the official entry in the Catalogue of a meteorite, often you'll find a
line:
"Synonyms:" Where all alternative denominations of a meteorite are listed.
So hurry up and write, aunt Russell, write: Pleasipleasy add in the
provisional entry between
"Ordinary chondrite (H3-5)" and "On
> Amgala was the provisional working name for Oum Dreyga. The meteorite
fell
> between Amgala and Oum Dreyga in the country of Western Sahara. It was
> determined later on to have fallen closer to Oum Dreyga than Amgala thus
the
> new name. The coordinates were provided by us from the beginning
Hello to the List,
I'm happy to announce the release of
the "METEORITES OF AMERICA" CD-ROM
It's the most complete source of information about the
americain meteorites that you'll find anywhere.
It contains :
- all meteorite of the american continent
Hey there Adam,
I would also hope for a scientifically definitive answer to this
question. As to the quantity of nanodiamonds in the carbonaceous
chondrites, a search of my site yielded some data for this. Sources give
the abundance in both Colony and Murchison as 1,000 ppm, which is 1 part
in
Hi Adam,
Just for the record, my post was mostly in jest (thus the smiley).
The Nomenclature Committee is above such pettiness. As you know,
they have specific rules/guidelines that they follow for the naming
of new finds or falls, and Oum Dreyga probably fell under one of
them. (Not always easy
I agree with Robert Matson that sometimes new material is released too soon.
We claimed from the beginning that Amgala was just a working name and were
given grief because of it. We also said we felt we were jumping the gun
because of outside pressure and our enormous investment in this fall. We
En un mensaje con fecha 05/10/2005 12:47:53 PM Mexico Daylight Time,
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>Another note: I still think most will still use the name Amgala. This is
>because most collectors know it under this name.
Hola Adam, I don't think so. I don't remember who gave it that name, (ma
somebody ever saw something like this in a meteorite?
http://www.gi-po.de/ebayfolder/list.htm
There is more of it, just look around:D
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Regarding "Amgala", Marcin pondered:
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> oh I LOVE this. [W]hy the hell meteorite sold and known for months
> as "X" at least is submited as "Y" ? We produce NWA mess on every
> step. OK I dont remember exactly if Amgala is a place or town or
> not exist, but if we know this one as
Another note: I still think most will still use the name Amgala. This is
because most collectors know it under this name.
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Dear List,
Amgala was the provisional working name for Oum Dreyga. The meteorite fell
between Amgala and Oum Dreyga in the country of Western Sahara. It was
determined later on to have fallen closer to Oum Dreyga than Amgala thus the
new name. The coordinates were provided by us from the beginn
The "Amgala" (for which, I presume the new name shuld be now "Oum Dreyga"
?) tkw, as mentioned on Ph. Thomas' site, is indeed about 17 kg.
===
oh I LOVE this.
Thy the hell meteorite sold and known for months as "X" at least is submited
as "Y" ?
We produce NWA mess on every step.
OK I
> Wow, not bad too, marcin :)
> But my one is round - and yours is without shockveins? :-p
its verry clear inside with few iron flacks
>
> Is it a xenolithic inclusion?
no, its cimalite inclusion for sure :)
>
> Regards,
>
> Carsten
>
>
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Hi Jeff, Jeff and List,
Wow, a wall of 670 km long! Or is it 670 m ?
The "Amgala" (for which, I presume the new name shuld be now "Oum Dreyga"
?) tkw, as mentioned on Ph. Thomas' site, is indeed about 17 kg.
But I also know of some people (meteorite hunters) having recently
(March-May 2005) brou
Carsten,
What maybe even cuter is the (male/female?) profile portrait in the lower right.
May need to use your imagination slightly.
Thanks for sharing!
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Hey Matteo,
this is interesting, thanks for the links!
Carsten
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Thank's
You mean that finds it was yellowish/brownish
originally,
For the one that has just dealt with beautifully?
Are there other meanings ?
Best regards
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This is some inclusions find in NWA 869 paired
meteorites:
NWA 1259
http://it.geocities.com/meteoriti20002/NWA1259gr.8.6.JPG
NWA 1260
http://it.geocities.com/meteoriti20002/NWA1260gr.2.9.JPG
NWA 900
http://it.geocities.com/mcomemeteoritecollection/Nwa9002.jpg
http://it.geocities.com/mcomeme
Wow, not bad too, marcin :)
But my one is round - and yours is without shockveins? :-p
Is it a xenolithic inclusion?
Regards,
Carsten
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> What is it, I do believe the call that CIMALAITE.
> Thanks, Tom
oh, really ?
Im so proud now :))
and ofcourse, its time to raise price for this NWA869 with new importand and
unique inclusion :))
-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[ I.M.C.A.#3667 ]-
http://www.Meteoryt.net [EMAIL
Hello
I have some interesting items on my page.
Especially I want introduce something for big collectors who like big
specimens :)
Complete, double side polished slices, 5mm thin from my NWA869. OK ok, You
can say oh my god again NWA869. But not in that size. Slices are up to
165x110x5 mm and was
What is it, I do believe the call that CIMALAITE.
Thanks, Tom
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Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 9:06 AM
Subject: Re:
> Hello listees,
>
> i just came in from cutting some meteorites,
> in one i found this cute inclusion, it's over one cm in diameter :)
> Look here:
> http://www.gi-po.de/ebayfolder/list.htm
> I thought its worth to show it around :)
heh, look at THIS monster !!!
http://www.polandmet.com/gfx_nwa8
Hello List, I made a few more slices of a NWA of mine and found what I think
is a pretty cool Troilite inclusion, the marks are mm. What do you think?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v609/peregrineflier/DSCN1186.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v609/peregrineflier/DSCN1185.jpg
Thanks, Tom
Oops... ignore that please!
At 11:19 AM 5/10/2005, you wrote:
What is this entry for NWA 2035, classified as just "anomalous"?
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What is this entry for NWA 2035, classified as just "anomalous"?
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I heard also from a cutter of Muonionalusta years ago, that he destroyed
several blades, because he got a piece with so much microdiamonds inside.
Whether it's true or not - I don't know.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 4:28 PM
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Hello listees,
i just came in from cutting some meteorites,
in one i found this cute inclusion, it's over one cm in diameter :)
Look here:
http://www.gi-po.de/ebayfolder/list.htm
I thought its worth to show it around :)
Greetings
Carsten
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Hi Steve and List,
Steve said:
It's not the size of the diamonds- it's the quantity of them.
This seems to agree with what I found out:
I was told that Dhofar 979 cuts very easily so apparently the carbides have
no affect on the diamond blades. I just asked a scientist what the cause of
destroye
But, the photo of the real stuff looks pretty vescular to me
http://www.timewarp.de/images/lunar/Dho025-0.352g.JPG
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From: Martin Altmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 12:28 PM
To: mark ford; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: R
We are just days away from releasing a preview version of the new
bulletin. There will be several weeks during which you can make comments
to the editor before publication.
We are just days away from releasing a preview version of the new
bulletin. There will be several weeks during which you
and...when arrive the new bulletin? its many in delay
the preview
Matteo
--- Jeff Kuyken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
> G'day list,
>
> I'm curious if Amgala has been officially accepted
> yet and whether it will
> appear in the next bulletin. I know that one
> classification came back as
> H
G'day list,
I'm curious if Amgala has been officially accepted yet and whether it will
appear in the next bulletin. I know that one classification came back as
H3.7-5 but I thought there may have been other labs working on this fall
too?
Cheers,
Jeff Kuyken
I.M.C.A. #3085
www.meteorites.com.au
This is not Dhofar 025, is total different from the
pieces I have seenand have a grey matrix, this
have a brown matrix.
Matteo
--- drtanuki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
> Dear List,
> The Dhofar 025??? in question shows a glass fusion
> crust and the Russian scientist`s report in the
> M
Dear List,
The Dhofar 025??? in question shows a glass fusion
crust and the Russian scientist`s report in the
MetBull says no fusion crust was present. Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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A nice view of Dho 025 and it's pairings are at
http://epsc.wustl.edu/admin/resources/meteorites/dhofar025.html
There are links to pictures of slabs under the main picture.
Not that I have seen alot but it doesn't look like the rite stuff to me.
/Göran
Martin Altmann wrote:
With all carefullness an
Because Ureilites are magic!
And at that market prices I think about turning the tables and to equip a
polishing plate with an ureilite surface as it's cheaper than to buy a
diamond grinding plate.
Ingenious Buckleboo!
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With all carefullness and expressing only my personal opinion:
I wouldn't buy this "Dho 025".
I took a cheap fragment for curiosness (1.345g at 150$/g) and I'm convinced,
that it isn't Dho 025 nor a lunaite at all. Much to vesicular.
The story, the seller told me about the provenience can't be true
At 22.10 09/05/2005 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi List, as many of you know,( I am sure) ebay at least some of it is down.
>I have seen meteorites go from 99 cents to many dollars in the last minute
>[...]
>feeling for those who do. Anybody know the rules in this situation?
http://pages.ebay.com/help/po
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Not buy Gao meteorites from this persons Ouattara
Dramane and Habibata Bamogo. This persons say if you
want buy Gao meteorites, you buy this but the persons
sand to you only a part of the meteorites promise,
example you pay for 3 kg. of Gao, this send only 2 kg.
If you ask the other kilos no
Hi, Joe,
the blackish dark ones are wire brush cleaned and the yellowish/brownish
one's are in as found condition, with patina.
Best regards from DOWN-UNDER,
Norbert & Heike Kammel
ROCKS ON FIRE
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Tim Jou wrote:
Hello Ever
Well, looking at the sellers feedback, if it is fake DH025 then a lot of
famous collectors/dealers have been burned
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Hello Everyone,
Can anyone answer for me?
Why appearance of Gibeon, some are black, are some
yellowish brown?
Are there differences between them?
Thanks to all,
Joe
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