Funnily enough, on Friday I was attending my local Astronomy club and
afterwards we went and 'tested a local pub', during conversation the
subject of meteorites came up and one guy said 'the chance of being
struck my a meteorite is millions to one..' - I usually carry a fresh
NWA in my pocket
Hello Gary and list!
I must agree with others and say its a fun thread!
For about a year I have been carrying a small Muonionalusta iron in my
keychain. It is a piece from an larger 1 kg meteorite I found summer of
2004, that I have drilled a small hole in. Perfect when talking to other
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060109/ap_on_sc/comet_sighting
Comet Capsule to Produce Light Show
By ALICIA CHANG
Associated Press
January 8, 2006
LOS ANGELES - When a NASA capsule hauling comet and interstellar
dust plummets through the Earth's atmosphere this weekend, residents
in large
http://www.thisisnorthscotland.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=149664command=displayContentsourceNode=149490contentPK=13794100folderPk=85696
MYSTERY BANG CAUSES ALARM IN COASTAL COMMUNITIES
TOM KIRK
This Is North Scotland
07 January 2006
A Mystery noise, suspected to have been a sonic boom, sent
List,
I went ahead and bought the Exogenic Fulgurites I
wrote about a couple of weeks ago and they are now
posted on the TektiteSource website. You'll need to
move fast if you are interested. I gave those who
asked to be placed on a waiting list first chance, and
about half of the specimens are
Dave Schultz (indy 1996) is selling the main mass of NWA 1925 on
ebay! I don't think many people realize how rare, or beautiful this
piece is. There are hundreds of eucrites known, but only one
gabbroic one has ever been found, and this one has a TKW of only 86
grams!
Originally
Hi fellas and gals,
I bought a beautiful little silver/crystal pendant from Adam Hupe containing
Lunar 482 dust. It's a huge hit with the Mrs. She's especially taken with
the possibility the it may originate from the Dark side of the moon.
When I engage school groups, my small Imalac and
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/Jan9.html
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Grain Growth in Orion Nebula Protoplanetary Disks
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- New observations of the Orion Nebula at infrared
wavelengths reveal that small dust grains located in disks around young
Well now i feel the biggest lunatic on the list.
I carry a small piece of aluminium like material in my pocket of what is
thought to be Roswell debris that was givin to me by a close friend who's
grandpa was at the clean up of the craft
The funny thing is that it is a fantastic oriented little
Good morning list.I work for a food company,so I am always working in a
cooler,35 degrees or lower everyday,I like to carry in coat pocket a 1
kilo campo.I like to see a really COOL meteorite.I guess you could say,I
am always packing an IRON.Most people I show,their mouths drop.
Wow, I hope you`re wearing a jockstrap too
I carry around in my pocket the lost main mass of Sao Juliao. My girl and
all my friends left me since, as they say, that I`m a couch potato...
I`m back,
Buckleboo!
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From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
List,
I went ahead and bought the Exogenic Fulgurites I
wrote about a couple of weeks ago and they are now
posted on the TektiteSource website (
http://tektitesource.com/Exogenic%20Fulgurites.htm )
. You'll need to move fast if you are interested. I
gave those who expressed interest to my
Hola Martin,
Please tell me you're kidding. I wasn't going to answer this thread, but
today SERIOUSLY a mountain of cappuccino was moved to me, and for some reason
I
thought of your jestings, so now I am one incredibly dumbfounded, HAPPY
jester.
By the way, here's a bit of rambunctious
At 05:31 PM 1/8/2006 -0500, Gary K. Foote wrote:
Do you carry a meteorite in your pocket regularly?
If yes, what is your favorite piece to carry?
Gary
http://www.meteorite-dealers.com
Well I carry it occasionally, but it's usually on my keyboard at home.
I bought it from Marty Tippmann (name
I also agree and never send a meteorite slice or fragment without a ID card.
I think that it is also a way for anybody who
proposes such an item for sale to keep responsible for what she/he sells. I
also print my own cards for my finds but also for
meteorites that I buy, especially when they
Hi All,
After many hours, I have some photos up and all the photos
I have received with first names beginning with A through E.
I also have done all of the photoshop work on ALL photos that have
come in.
Thank you to all who have sent photos.
Below is a link to check what
Just thought I would share this info with the list.
http://english.people.com.cn/200601/09/eng20060109_234007.html
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Michael,
Great Job! Especially for someone like me who's only communicated with many
of the faces by phoneand/or email. Someday I'll get to Tuson.
Jerry Flaherty
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Sent:
Check out DJ Slims first for real meteorite auction.
http://cgi.ebay.com/A-real-meteorite-from-outer-space-Watch-the-VIDEO_W0QQitemZ5654805672QQcategoryZ1469QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Hello Everyone!
We've just added a fun way to view past images and articles in
MeteoriteTimes Magazine. There is a new link
called Google Images on the top menu bar of MeteoriteTimes. A page with
a few instructions will open leading
you to 45 pages and over 900 images on Google Images from
Those were a great revisit, many excellent photos.
Perhaps we could encourage Bob to give us some idea of scale though, it's
hard to tell from a photo.
http://meteorite-recovery.tripod.com/2005/wllcx007/wp_007-90.jpg
Some reference would be great Bob, anything, give us a bone here :^)
Rob
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