I have listed a partial slice on ebay and it
doesn't look like it's going to do too good, no bids yet and very few people
have even looked at the listing
Does anyone know if I have made a mistake listing
it or is there something unappealing about this specimen?
Is my asking price too
Well, that prodicted comet did strike the Atlantic Ocean and cause huge waves,
as predicted. Really. Don't believe me?
http://releases.usnewswire.com/GetRelease.asp?id=66977
Tens of Millions of Lives Saved on May 25, 2006 Thanks to the Announcement of a
Giant Tsunami for That Date
6/6/2006
Hi again Sterling:
While I normally do not disagree with you (never did get back to you on Planet
V, but that is another issue), I think the issue here is a matter of physics
and a matter of nomenclature.
While the issue of what is a planet (orbiting a star is not as clear cut), it
is less so
Thanks Walter, and all those who
responded. I got about 25 extremely positive responses about Eric and his
company, and NOT ONE negative response. Who says this list is negative? J Thanks for being such a
great resource,
Anita
-Original Message-
From: Walter Branch
I have over 50 meteorites ending Wednesday on ebay, some great items!
Virtually all listed starting at one cent!
Over $3000 in meteorites up for grabs.
Some examples and key items:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=6634242368
My last set of 4 Lunar and Martian meteorites! This
Is anyone familiar with the Meteorite Market
(http://www.alaska.net/~meteor/mmhome.htm )? Are they reputable,
trustworthy,
etc.? I¹d like to acquire Lunar and Martian meteorites and they have some
for sale. Your thoughts? Are there other sources?
Anita Westlake
Hello all.
I am trying to raise gas money to get to the Ensisheim show, so please bid
high and often.
All my auctions can be seen at
http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPageuserid=catchafallingstar.com
Some highlights:
A nice big piece of NWA 998:
Hi to Anita Westlake and listees
In my maybe not so humble opinion, Eric Twelker is a
first rate meteorite dealer. Eric bought some Camel
Donga from me a few years ago. The transaction was
great, a true handshake deal.
Pat Brown (Spokane Valley, WA)
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Anita,
Tell us Mark, this auction ended with one paying OVER $12,000 for this item.
Now that the auction was held and ended, what is the outcome of this
transaction?
Is this thing a meteorite or not. By the photo it sure looks like one.
So, tell us, you can be specific... Why not?
I am dying to
Hi, All,
Well, if this report is correct and there's no haemoglobin,
we can all stop feelin' sorry for the bleedin' bats. (It seemed
so plausible, and the visual resemblance of the cells was very
striking. There's a lesson here about evidence castles built
on sand. I get it.) However, it
Hi, Larry, List
I never argue with old Isaac.
Well, the IAU has its agenda. Being entirely French,
their agenda is to equivocate as long as possible and then
just a bit longer to be absolutely sure to avoid any
embarrassment...
The problem is that the definition of planet is both
Exactely.
Also for overseas transactions he is a dealer of first choice.
His prices are in several cases the cheapest or among the cheapest of all
webdealers and this often for pieces of fine qualities.
For Tagish Lake he is the best source and I remembered that I once were
looking for a customer
http://space.com/businesstechnology/060607_msl_scientists.html
Mars Science Laboratory: Engineers, Scientists Tackle Challenges
By Leonard David
space.com
07 June 2006
PASADENA, California - Picking where to land the next wheeled robot on
Mars is a formidable task - but plunking down a $1.5
Hi David/Kitt,
As an auctioneer, several dynamics regarding auctions have become
crystal clear to me. In addition, I have keept an eye on ebay over the years
- particularly the meteorite section.
The reason you have gotten no bids is simple: you did not offer
an auction - you
Hello Steve,
I haven't heard back on this yet. As soon as I do I will let you know. If
I do hear something soon, I will do a couple e-mails.
As I was saying, it does look like a meteorite. I just had/have
reservations in calling it a meteorite when I felt there were questions on
the
on 6/7/06 4:11 AM, Anita D. Westlake at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Walter, and all those who responded. I got about 25 extremely
positive responses about Eric and his company, and NOT ONE negative
response. Who says this list is negative? :-) Thanks for being such a great
resource,
Hello List,
I am currently offering a personal domain name,
MeteoriteCollecting.com, for sale on Ebay. I am a
meteorite collector myself and had purchased this
domain name to build a website. I have been unable to
make the site and have decided to offer the name to
someone else who could use it.
Hey everyone, just a quick note from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
I have been busting my rear (really) while hiking up and down the steep
mountains here in Glorieta today. We found 9 pieces of this pallasite! I found
2 and my hunting partner found 7;(.
I am doing a photo shoot for Southwest Airlines
I just wanted to thanks everyone for their
comments
I changed thepicture of the Back, removed the
$200 Buy It Now Price, lowered the opening bid to $100 and I have corrected the
confusion with the shipping.
I hope it works.
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Are you _sure_ you didn't get this from The Onion?
Tracy Latimer
From: Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Oh, the Huge Manatee-- comet strikes the ocean
Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2006
Greetings Listees. I usually don`t post auctions of
mine here, but I need a little extra spending money
for my trip to Ensisheim this year. I have only two
auctions out there under my eBay ID of indy1996, but
as some folks advertise their specimens as Museum
Quality, Magnificent, Superb,
So, it wasn’t a Meteorite.
www.meteoritenhaus.de/img/New_Theori.jpg
Matteo, do you know more?
sorry
Andi
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Hi all,
I've seen a good number of Dhofar and NWA common chondrites and
I've noticed that there are many among the Dhofars which exhibit highly
weathered interiors laced with rich, thread-like shock veins. These
veins seem to be far less common in NWA chondrites and I wonder
why. Can anyone
one more go around for ebay... included in this auction is some more of the
enstatite metachonderite material, some nwa 3118 with the rare 'dark
inclusion' aqueous alteration material, some more awsome chondrules in an
LL3.7 and one biggie - an AWSOME full slice of nwa 2923 - a polymict
Hello
some auctions ended at few time, for who want go here
http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPageuserid=mcomemeteorite
Matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sale Site:
http://www.newscientistspace.com/article/dn9291-images-help-solve-mystery-of-titans-missing-craters.html
Images help solve mystery of Titan's missing craters
Stephen Battersby
New Scientist
07 June 2006
What happened to Titan's craters? NASA's Cassini mission should have
seen hundreds of impact
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
June 1-7, 2006
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Auqakuh Stripe (Released 01 June 2006)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2006/06/01
o Security Blanket (Released 02 June
http://winnipegsun.com/News/Manitoba/2006/06/07/1618758-sun.html
Object in sky nets 100 calls
By ADAM CLAYTON
Winnipeg Sun (Canada)
June 7, 2006
The Manitoba Museum has been flooded with phone calls from people who
spotted a strange object in the sky.
Resident astronomer Scott Young said the
http://www.newscientistspace.com/article/dn9286-mars-rover-escapes-from-the-bay-of-lamentation.html
Mars rover escapes from the Bay of Lamentation
Kelly Young
New Scientist
06 June 2006
NASA's Opportunity rover has once again freed itself from a sand trap on
Mars.
On 28 May, the rover's two
http://www.grandforks.com/mld/grandforks/14760933.htm
NORTHERN MINNESOTA: Fire in the sky
A bright fireball that blazed over parts of the region on Friday
night was a once-in-a-lifetime sighting
By Steve Kuchera
Duluth News Tribune (Minnesota)
June 7, 2006
The mysterious light seen over
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