Let's mention also Rocks From Space by O. Richard Norton
and The Art of Collecting Meteorites by Kevin Kichinka!
Hello Trace and List,
Here's another must-have:
NORTON O. R. (2002) The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites
(Cambridge University Press, ISBN 0 521 62143 7, pp. 354).
Welcome to
Hi Ruben,
Exactly what I was thinking too! ;-)
Cheers,
Jeff
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From: Ruben Garcia
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Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 4:26 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Photo of the new Indian iron
No fusion crust, No thumb prints, and
What the heck is a paleometeorite, how is it different from a
fossil meteorite, and why is NWA 2828 called this?
jeff
At 01:33 PM 9/5/2006, Greg Hupe wrote:
Dear List Members,
I am pleased to announce a new and very rare EL3 Paleo-Meteorite. It
is NWA 2828 and was originally thought to be
Hello List,
I recently reduced the price of my 145g Villalbeto from 5000 to 3900 euros.
As I need cash quickly, I decided to sell it on ebay for 10 days at the
incredibly low price of 2450 euros (that's about 21$ a gram). That's a
fantastic price for a witnessed and filmed, recent fall.
This
Take a Nantan, place it in the bathroom and in 1 months, you'll have a
paleometeorite.
I guess, that is the meaning of that term...
Or?
Martininho
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Or :
Take a Nantan, place it somewhere dry and in 1 months, you'll have a
paleometeorite.
I guess, that is the meaning of that term...
:)
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Sent: 07 September 2006 14:16
To: 'Jeff Grossman';
In the post Eltanin - Part 2 of 2, bernd.pauli wrote:
Bostwick J.A. et al. (1995) Asteroid sample return
mission II: Eltanin recovered (abs. Meteoritics 30, 490)
A few of a number of other papers about the Eltanin
Impact Area are:
Kyte1, F. T., 2001, Chapter 9, Data Report: A Search
for
On Thu, 7 Sep 2006 19:14:53 +1000, you wrote:
Hi Ruben,
Exactly what I was thinking too! ;-)
Here are the two known photos so far together:
http://webpages.charter.net/garrison6328/ironish.jpg
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Or :
Take a Nantan, place it somewhere dry and in 1 months, you'll have a
paleometeorite.
I guess, that is the meaning of that term...
Or:
Take fresh EL3 meteorite, let him fall on desert, then let camels piss on it
for hundreds of years and You will get a nicetasty Paleo-meteorite
:-D
http://smart.esa.int/science-e/www/object/index.cfm?fobjectid=39969
SMART-1 impact flash and debris: crash scene investigation
European Space Agency
7 September 2006
The SMART-1 observation campaign latest results bring new evidences on
SMART-1 impact: timing, location, detection of flash and
I agree with 'slag'! But this is no ordinary slag. It is so rare that
the sample that we have collected could fetch up to a million dollars if
we sell it in the international market,” says Geological Survey of India
(GSI) Director Dr. (Evil) Dinkar Shrivastav in Jaipur. Not only that,
GSI
Dear Listees
I have more than enough "takers" for the September issue. You
will all receive a copy. Darren Garrison has also offered to post
the article so when I'm back in my office next Monday, I will scan it,
send to him and he will post it to all. Hopefully the scanned version
will have high
The thing that gets me is the fact that this Moroccan dealer uses many names
and all the emails come from France. I was impressed by Joels recommendation of
course but Joel and that astrocomical research guy recommend this person by all
his names. What's the deal? Why can't he use one identity?
Hello List, i have offer 10 new small pieces from the new fall MOSS / Norway on ebay. Thanks for looking to my ebay store.http://stores.ebay.com/Mirko-s-Meteorite-Shop_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZ1QQfsubZ0QQftidZ2QQpZ2QQtZkmGreetings to allMirko
Was ist Glück? Schlafen Fische überhaupt? Die
Thankyou for the links Paul !I find meteorite fossil verry interesting. Best reguards Steve
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Stefan,
Are you questioning genius? Steve knows when to hold them or fold them. He
knows when to walk away too. He is the mysterious meteorite man. The Green
Giant with a cold shoulder ;). I quote his introduction exactly, I am an
important meteorite dealer.
Bill
-- Original
Good call Thomas...
My picks: #1 by a long shotRocks From Space O. Richard
Norton
#2 METEORITES ARE HIGHLY PICTORIAL IF YOU DON'T OWN A
BUNCH to fondle..
SO, Bob Haags picture book/collection (a perfect
compliment to the reading of Rock From Space)
#3 TECHNICAL STUFF A to Z by
Dear Jeff and other NWA 2828 EL3 enthusiasts,
paleo-meteorite or fossil meteorite? That is the question...
In a short conversation with one of the lead scientists who have and are
studying NWA 2828 and the other recent enstatite meteorites, they referred
to 2828 as a paleo-meteorite instead
Hi List
Thought everyone might like to buy some Tunguska. It is available tomorrow. :)
http://www.ebgames.com/product.asp?cookie%5Ftest=1product%5Fid=646644
Mike
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Mike Jensen
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16730 E Ada PL
Aurora, CO 80017-3137
303-337-4361
IMCA 4264
website: www.jensenmeteorites.com
Greg,
I'd like to hear more about this find. The MetBull entry says that
36 stones were found. Was there a meteorite-rich layer found in a
rock outcrop? Why didn't this get reported? If it ever got
transported in a stream, I'm surprised 36 stones were found in one
place. Can you tell us
By the way - here are some famous words originating
from quite a distant past, the Ninetees or so:
ON A QUIET DAY YOU CAN HEAR A NANTAN RUST!
Which may be quite possible, but I choose not to prove
it. Now, who was the one who first said this?
In my memory, Blaine Reed works well for the
Hello Greg and Listees,
There are a few posters and other scientific references that google up for
paleometeorite. I liked your rationale given, though I have this question
based on your explanation:
All meteorites are ancient and to our knowledge a record of the early
formation of the Solar
Dear Greg
Do You know how they was able to find this meteorite ? They maybe use any
special trained Camels to search for meteorites ? Becouse this meteorite
uncut is rather difficult to recognize as meteorite. This material looks
like pieces of dirty something from outside, not magnetic,
Nobody is forced to purchase from such offers via e-mail.
For whom it is to risky: Don't buy or buy at your next mineral show or
travel by your own to Morocco to see the stones there.
But then you have to take the expenses.
In general the Moroccans are francophone and only seldom they know
Hi all -
Metal detectors come to NWA?
good hunting,
Ed
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Dear Greg
Do You know how they was able to find this meteorite
? They maybe use any
special trained Camels to search for meteorites ?
Becouse this meteorite
uncut is rather difficult to
Hi Jeff and Everyone interested,
Please have a look at one of my eBay descriptions where I detail out much of
the new information that has come to light since the original NWA 2828
abstract. Here is a direct link to one of the additional slices that has the
description:
Hi Doug and all,
Unless I am mistaken Paleo is Greek for ancient. (Scientists
are particularly fond of Greek and Latin) While all meteorites are
ancient, Paleo meteorite, meaning one that has been subjected to the
earth's atmosphere for millions of years, would seem to be an appropriate
Si, Fra Martinus,
I agree absolutely. By the way: I'm somehow in a loose E-Mail exchange with
Abdellah - Hello to Marocco! - and my impression, without having dealed with
him until now, is quite good and positive - it's simply one of the normal
and friendly contacts such as I have with other
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/September_7.html
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Hello Michael, However Greg feels like describing his meteorite is perfectly
fine with me, thanks, as I'd posted before - and paleo- works for me, for
which I appreciate your thoughts as well. Most importantly, thanks to Greg
for doing the hard work allowing us to engage in this discussion at
http://www.newscientistspace.com/article/dn10028-pluto-added-to-official-minor-planet-list.html
Pluto added to official minor planet list
David Shiga
New Scientist
07 September 2006
Pluto will henceforth be known as minor planet 134340 Pluto, according
to a new designation by the International
Hi All:
As an asteroid scientist, I have some words for the people at the Minor Planets
(oh sorry, there are no minor planets) Small Solar System Bodies Center. I do
not wish to be barred from this listserv by using any of them.
I personally think that it is a little premature for them to be
Mike Brown gave a talk today at JPL about the discovery of his large Kuiper
Belt objects and the planet definition stuff. Just before the talk, I
informed him of the new numbers for Pluto (134340) and 2003 UB313 (136199),
which he did not know about yet. This was Brown's first talk he has
Meteorites, as Humboldt pointed out, are the only medium with which the
inhabitants of the earth are brought into interplanetary and also into
interstellar space. They have, therefore, a fascination for the ordinary
man's mind which nothing terrestrial can have.
A survey of the heavens, with the
yea!
Jerry Flaherty
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Meteorites, as Humboldt pointed out, are the only medium with which the
I have loaded 3 special meteorites on ebay, some
flight-oriented specimens, all of museum quality!
Gao, flight-oriented to the hilt, see this one even if
you don't want to bid on it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/_W0QQitemZ130025139788
Juancheng, again, flight-oriented, one of the best I
have ever owned.
Hi list.Just an FYI to all.I have 4 auctions ending late tomorrow.I have a
whole stone of DAG 005,10 grams,a fragment of 8 grams of ROACH DRY LAKE
014,also a 2.3 gram slice of FUKANG,and finally a 26 gram fragment of
DHOFAR 671.Finally ending in 3 days is whole stone which is 99% fusion
crusted of
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