Dear fellow collectors,
I have listed an excellent slice of the Ensisheim meteorite
from my personal collection on eBay. The 3.88g slice shows
nice brecciation features, and even fusion crust is present
along one edgle. It's the best small slice I came across
in 20+ years of collection. But I
Hi list.I am looking for a siderlite piece (non olivine) of glorietta
mountain.Maybe 50 to 100 grams.I am willing to trade for it.Let me know
what you have.
steve arnold,chicago
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Hello All,
If anyone can host some images for me, I can send them some pics of cratered Sikhotes to be put up.
I've been collecting them at shows over the last few years and have examples on both the trailing and leading edges of specimens, as well as a few on non-oriented irons.
Mark Bostick
Dear List Members,
After taking a few weeks off to enjoy some underwater treasure hunting, I am
back with an extremely rare and exciting offering. It is a new meteorite
which has been classified by Dr. Ted Bunch of NAU as a Microporphyry.
Basically it is an extremely rare L chondrite
http://en.rian.ru/russia/20060619/49694074.html
Russian spaceship set for fiery end in Pacific after leaving ISS
RIA Novosti
June 19, 2006
MOSCOW, June 19 (RIA Novosti) - A Russian launch vehicle will be
sunk in the Pacific Ocean Monday evening after being undocked
from the world's sole
Ed wrote:
What type of irons would be good for fire-starting? Any ideas? Small
sized ones should be adequate (only large enough to hold between your left
thumb
and forefinger, along with some dried plant strands or a piece of
char-cloth.) From what I've seen, I think that slices should
Today I have ending on ebay several nice items. Most of the following
meteorites are from the Monnig collection and come with TCU/Monnig labels,
complete with Monnig specimen numbers. Many of these, such as Grand Rapids
or Romero are meteorites you never see offered for saleand they have
http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_Type1c=Articlecid=1150672506621call_pageid=968332188774col=968350116467
Scientists work to colonize space
Hurdles loom before Hawking's goal realized
Needs include oxygen, water, food at outpost
Jun. 19, 2006. 07:31 AM
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