Hola Sterling,
Your Super-Earth got me thinking about viable life forms though I'm not yet
too adjusted. There certainly will be continents, though they will be
floating quagmires of life and useful excreta, and will probably get quite
thick.
Easily enough to walk on, despite those who
I'd tend to go with Bernd's earlier observation that it should probably
include type 3. I have the small main mass of NWA 1266 which I felt after it
arrived, may be paired with NWA 869. It is classified as L3-6 and the
weathering, shock Fa all pretty much match 869. In fact, I would not be
Hi list, Hello Jeff,
Interesting topic.
I am the one that had 410 kg classified as Sahara 02500. L3.8 etc...
I have the coordinates of the 64 first individuals found. ( And I have
drawn the ellipse of the fall. For many reasons I choose not to disclose
the coordinates.) The people working for
Hello
I want give a big thanks to Steve Schoner for have
saved my Brahin slice from the destruction of the
rusty, a very good work.
Matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sale Site:
I like my 550 gram slice of nwa 869.I got it from dean bessey.I hope they
do decide to keep that name.It is diffenently one of the most talked about
meteorites I have ever seen.And it is so cheap to buy.It is a great
meteorite to show around to schools and seminars.I am home now and it is
the most
Dear fellow collectors,
by chance I found that the Hungarian Natural History Museum has
a searchable database of their meteorite collection online, and I
thought that others might be interested in that. The URL is:
http://www.nhmus.hu/kutatas/adatbazisok/meteorit/index_a.html
You can search
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: Browsing at 'Backstay' - sol 504-510, June 13, 2005
After last week's robotic arm work at Larry's Outcrop, Spirit headed
over to a rock called Backstay. The rover paused over the weekend to
take a closer look at its solar panels
Dear List Members,
I have a number of 1-kilo and 500-gram lots of unclassified Saharan
meteorite auctions ending today under my eBay seller name, naturesvault.
There are also a number of cut and/or polished individuals, including a
batch of achondrites and 130-grams of an unclassified
Dear List Members,
With all of the talk regarding NWA 869 and its pairings, I have listed on
eBay the remainder of the material I have, 10,330 grams of small, mostly
complete individuals (weights range from sub-gram to about 20 grams). These
are listed under my seller name, naturesvault. They
Hola Michel,
That is quite an enlightening story that is most fantastic though also
disheartening.
Based on the coordinates you published in Met. Bulletin #88, it seems that
the strewn field is of the order of 1500 to 2000 square kilometers - perhaps
5 or 10 times larger than that of the
at any given time there is atleast 30 lbs. brahin on ebay. it is time to refigure the tkw as 1,000's of pounds of it have sold in the past 6 years. the brahin tree has had a bumper crop lately. HOW MUCH OF IT IS OUT THERE? IT MUST HAVE BEEN A HELLUVA AN EVENT WHENIT FELL. i have bought a bunch of
Dear List,
A note to let those interested know that I have several auctions ending this
evening, many still at just the 99 cent starting price. Most of the items I
sell on ebay go for about 1/4th the price you will see on dealer's sites
representing some the best bargains available. I have been
Hi,
My example of a SuperEarth was based on taking the same materials (bulk
composition) as the Earth is made from and just piling more of them together.
We have
no idea (and no way of knowing, for now) if the planetesimals of the Gliese 876
system
were the same mix as the Sol
Hola list,
Buckleboo packs his bags for Ensisheim - wanna have a look in Little Red
Riding Hood's basket?
It's a pity, that so many of you can't join the show - well, I'm sitting
here, packing, perhaps someone, of those, who have to stay at home will
shout: Me, me - ease the weight of your
Hi list.Now that I am home,I am feeling great and just picked up 12 new
meteorites today,I decided to have a post vacation meteorite givaway.I
have 3 drayton,north dakota micro's,5 springwater olivine crystals (3) per
bag,and 1 0.5 gram springwater olivine crystals (2) in a bag.I just need
your
Hello List, One thin section making company talks about staining thin
sections and even say they stain half of the section unless otherwise
requested. What is the point of stains and do you want a meteorite TS
stained in such a manor?
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
Depending on the material being studied, sometimes it's imperative to stain
it. For example, if you're looking for micro fossils in limestone, the
material needs to be stained in order for you to see it.
JKG
At 04:32 PM 6/14/2005, Tom Knudson wrote:
Hello List, One thin section making
Hi John;
For example, if you're looking for micro fossils in limestone
thanks, not much use for meteorites unless it is the frass. : )
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
- Original Message -
From: JKGwilliam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tom Knudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]; met list
Hi again list.I put up some of my vacation pictures up on my website.There
are 2 pages of 12 pics per page.Let me know what you think.I had a blast
taking them.
steve arnold, chicago
Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
Illinois Meteorites,Ltd!
Nice photos Steve !
I especially like page 2, Photo 2. Brings back great memories of some of
my vacations (but we won't talk about that here)
Jim Strope
421 Fourth Street
Glen Dale, WV 26038
http://www.catchafallingstar.com
- Original Message -
From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!!!
Hello List,
I am having a sale to celebrate the birth of my new daughter (Annabelle
Starr Phillips) and I have some time off to handle a sale. I tried to
push for Meteorite as the middle name, but had to settle for
Starr...close enough.
The Sale:
1. A beautiful Achondrite (my initial guess is
Hello Jason and list,
Congratulations on the new family member. I am sure she is a Starr.
Tektites for everyonethe meteorite equivalent of a cigar.
Clear Skies,
Mark Bostick
www.meteoritearticles.com
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Anyone interested in a pterodactyl egg? (one of only two
known to exist).
NOT cheap.
Recovered in SW Kansas - Cretacious.
Xrays included.
RSVP off list
Photos available
Best wishes, Michael
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You and I do not see things as they are. We
On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 21:42:41 -0700, Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone interested in a pterodactyl egg? (one of only two
known to exist).
NOT cheap.
Recovered in SW Kansas - Cretacious.
Xrays included.
Has this find been examined by paleontologists yet?
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