As I have not seen this posted yet, I will send this warning along.
It appears as if you are getting a message from an eBay member re: an
auction #6436472319. The sender wants a reply and the message form looks
quite real. In fact, it is an ebay message reply template. It may state
that they
Hi, Everybody,
Tektites again, oh, boy!
The chief reason we don't call LDG tektites is that
workers in the field don't, a question of nomenclature,
but whether it should be changed is another matter.
LDG was described as early as 1850 by Fresnel.
There is a history of about 100
List,
Can't get the link but check out item# 6610535940. What's up with that?
Even the description of the discovery is similar to Bob Verish's
account.
Best wishes,
Charlie
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for me its a fake, from the photo its similar to
metal...
Matteo
--- Charlie Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
List,
Can't get the link but check out item# 6610535940.
What's up with that?
Even the description of the discovery is similar to
Bob Verish's
account.
Best wishes,
Hi Ron and all,
Some of the new ebay spoofs are designed so you can't even forward the
spoof to ebay. There have been a couple where I couldn't forward it to
them. I did try to tell them about the spoof but there damn automated
software won't acknowledge your complaint. So beware!
--AL
Hi All,
I have also received such spams and usually forward any ebay spam to ebay.
But... I wonder what they really do about them. The more I send to ebay, the
more I seem to receive spams! Of course I don't say
that ebay are the spamers themselves, of course not, but what do they do
against
answer from the seller:
These were found 40 years ago on a family vacation in
the mojave desert--- 20 years early than the two Bob
Verish had found. Just like he had done we put them
in the back yard and left them there it wasnt until a
few month ago that we cut a piece off one of them and
The item was removed by the seller (no longer for sale...)
Cheers,
Frederic Beroud
http://www.meteoriteshow.com
IMCA member # 2491 (http://www.imca.cc/)
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From: M come Meteorite Meteorites [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Charlie Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED];
This is actually a more general point: there are lots and lots of
impact
craters but very few tektite producing ones; why?
Sterling K. Webb
Why not very high velocity comet impacts, at a near vertical angle.
Maximum cometary velocities would be about 10 times more than average
Hi list,
I´m considering to buy:
The Origin of Chondrules and Chondrites
by Derek Sears, Cambridge University Press
Cambridge 2004 ISBN 0-521-83603-4
any recommendation?
just curious
Stefan
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Hello List,
I have just listed a beautiful, museum quality 494 gram Park Forest
meteorite on eBay. Please have a look at this stone, it was picked up less
than eight hours after the fall, hit a home on Oak Street, and is just as
beautiful and fresh as they come. It is worth your time to
Hello list.I have a little over a kilo of CANYON DIABLO for trade.Some of
the pictures of some of the pieces are on my website.Others PICS are for
tEr asking.Let me know what you have.PLEASE,NOTHING SMALL!All these pieces
are highly sculpted.I know there are alot out there,these are all
Guten Abend Stefan, Hello List,
I'm considering to buy: The Origin of Chondrules and
Chondrites by Derek Sears, any recommendation?
Book Review: MAPS 40-4, 2005 April, pp. 655-656:
The origin of chondrules and chondrites, by Derek Sears.
Cambridge University Press, 2004, 209 pp.
$110.00,
Book Review: MAPS 40-4, 2005 April, pp. 655-656
The origin of chondrules and chondrites, by Derek Sears.
Cambridge University Press, 2004, 209 pp.
$110.00, hardcover (ISBN 0-521-83603-4).
Chondrites are the end products of nebular processes that operated in the
protoplanetary
disk and
Book Review: MAPS 40-4, 2005 April, pp. 655-656
The origin of chondrules and chondrites, by Derek Sears.
Cambridge University Press, 2004, 209 pp.
$110.00, hardcover (ISBN 0-521-83603-4).
To test impact and nebular models for the origin of chondrules and relate the
spectral properties
of
Hello everyone, I have made some additions to my collection and Geoff
Notkin has add ed them to my website. If any of you care to look the link is
at the bottom of this e-mail. Thanks
Mike Miller // E-Bay flattoprocks
Website // www.meteoritefinder.com
Mike Miller 230 Greenway Dr.. Kingman
Sterling W. writes:
Crustal rocks have 5 or 10 times
more fluorine than boron. Tektites should have a ratio of 1.0,
indicating that they were heated to temperatures high enough
to drive off most of the fluorine and leave the two halogens
at identical levels (however low the absolute amount),
Dear Ron, List;
I have experience this exact same spoof problem with ebay a few times
last fall. What seems to work for me with ebay issues/spoofs is to
only answer the emails in your message box on the secure my ebay
page. I have not tried the ebay tool bar security option that they tout
Hi All
I have several find Ebay auctions ending in an hour. Several are still at the
opening bid of 92 cents.
Highlights include;
Axtell
http://cgi.ebay.com/Axtell-CV3-0-0-274-g-fragment-Meteorite_W0QQitemZ6609290955
Gilgoin
http://cgi.ebay.com/Gilgoin-H5-1-47-g-Meteorite_W0QQitemZ6609291017
Any of you Arizona collectors looking for large slices of Buck Mountain Wash
or Palo Verde Mine please let me know, I have a few of each.
Thanks,
Rob Wesel
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
--
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and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
Willy Wonka, 1971
Great Site Mike,
Jerry
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From: Mike / flattoprocks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 5:02 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] updated collection page.
Hello everyone, I have made some additions to my collection and
Hello,
Please take a moment to have a look at my current auctions on eBay.
If you have $9000 to spend, Theres a nice one to add to your collection.
See em here :
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZmaccers531QQhtZ-1
Thanks
Bob Evans
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Our librarian is searching for information relating to an aurora that
supposedly was visible from the Hawaiian islands (all right, the Sandwich
Islands) in 1859. She has searched all the available local records,
newspapers, genealogies and accounts, but has come up blank. Something like
an
Awesome collection
Dave
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From: Mike / flattoprocks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 5:02 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] updated collection page.
Hello everyone, I have made some additions to my collection
Tracy:
Unless there are other islands of the same name, the Sandwich Islands
with which I am familiar are just north of Antarctica in the South Atlantic.
It would not be unusual for them to get an Aurora but it would be an Aurora
Australis and not Borealis. I don't pay great attention to
Hi, Doug,
I am really not quite sure why Sterling
mentions the F and B assays would
tend to identical levels in tektites...
Both fluorine and boron, become volatile if
you heat them up enough. Fluorine's a gas but it
forms strong bonds and boron's much less volatile.
The point is that
Hi,
From the Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandwich_Islands
The Sandwich Islands was the name given to Hawaii by Captain James Cook
on his discovery of the islands on January 18, 1778. The name was made in
honour of one of his sponsors, John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich, who
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