Hi to all the List Members,
Perhaps I can share a bit of my first Tucson
experience with those not at the show this year
This is my first time to the Tucson show. This is also
my first time to any meteorite show of any size. The
experience has been almost overwhelming (to my bank
roll at
You must have misread my post. I did not say high carbon steels had
Widmanstatten structures. To the contrary, the alloys I listed do not
have any carbon at all. The only steel I listed was HSLA and I mentioned
that it is difficult to get Widmanstatten patterns in them.
Pearlite is not the same
My thanks to you and Jeff Kuyken who kindly informed me of this.
Minsk (In NHM Cat) is one of 8 synonyms listed for Brahin,
the only approved meteorite from Gomel', Belarus
http://tin.er.usgs.gov/meteor/metbull.php?code=5130
Best,
Ken Newton
David Kitt Deyarmin wrote:
I thought Barhin was
Hey Darren,
The pics are larger but just shrunk to fit on the page. You can either save
the image and view it normally on your computer as you might any other pic
or even drag the image to the URL address bar which will enlarge it.
Cheers,
Jeff
P.S. I remain unconvinced at this stage until
testing ony
saludos
larense
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Here's another observation pertaining to the unusual surface marks of this
unidentified fallen? object.
I'm seeing sets of parallel lines that appear to have been gouged into this
thing. They are inset horizontally and vertically, Perpendicular to each
other. Could this have happened while
Mike,
I observed the same thing and was struck by the way this chunk of metal looks
more like
it passed through some kind of grinder or other machinery. That kind of damage
just
doesn't seem consistent with falling iron. It looks more like slag that got
caught up in
some machinery than a
On Thu, 1 Feb 2007 23:45:58 +1100, you wrote:
Hey Darren,
The pics are larger but just shrunk to fit on the page. You can either save
the image and view it normally on your computer as you might any other pic
or even drag the image to the URL address bar which will enlarge it.
Okay, that's
On Thu, 01 Feb 2007 10:10:51 -0500, you wrote:
Here's another observation pertaining to the unusual surface marks of this
unidentified fallen? object.
I'm seeing sets of parallel lines that appear to have been gouged into this
thing. They are inset horizontally and vertically, Perpendicular to
I don't know about the rest of the list, but I am sick
of hearing about this meteorite. It has not been
cut, not been anylized, and not been confirmed, yet
the whole world is calling it a meteorite. To me this
thing stinks. Something is fishy about the whole
story.
What amazes me is that when a
Might be in another world, a GREAT PLACE FOR IMCA TO GO OFFER ASSISTANCE
WITH CLASSIFICATION.
Since I am no longer an IMCA member, I wouldn't even suggest it to the
others.
Dave F.
Michael Farmer wrote:
I don't know about the rest of the list, but I am sick
of hearing about this meteorite. It
Hi, Jeff,
drag the image to the URL address bar...
Thanks for what is, to me, a new trick. Works
fine and makes the pictures big enough and clear
enough to see the surface features, which makes
it clear that the chances this is a meteorite very
small indeed.
For example, it seems that
Hey Doug,
Thats quite some rock you are holding in that picture! Thank you to you and
to all at Chladni's Heir's there, for sharing it with us.
Enjoy your 2007 Tucson Show, I wish I coukd be there!
José Campos
Portugal
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Yes, I recall that discussion, too - the parallel lines were attributed to
the metallic crystal composition...or something like that.
Are the owners forbidding the object cut and tested or etched? They seem to
be proponents of the object furthering education and understanding of
meteorites,
On Thu, 01 Feb 2007 18:08:51 -0500, you wrote:
It would be cool if it were genuine, but personally, I see much to be
skeptical about.
I agree, seeing bigger pictures makes it look odder and odder. But the question
is, if it is something thrown by some sort of explosion, shouldn't there be
i'm informed the object will undergo appropriate analysis.
as previously expressed, i highly doubt this is a new meteorite---and
i wholly agree
with the tabling this topic for a month or so or until such time
there is news.
as it regards the media's turn with this event, consider the
http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=166052007
Why does the Moon look like this? Here it is in black and white ...
EBEN HARRELL
([EMAIL PROTECTED])
SCIENTISTS in Edinburgh have recreated Moon rock in a laboratory and simulated
the
conditions of an asteroid explosion to learn why the
Hello hbobo; I have misinformed you on getting your suspect meteorite
verified.Actually it is Arizona State University at Tempe Arizona and Larry
Lebofsky so kindly informed me that the University of Arizona at Tucson
Arizona also
verifys meteorites.They are on the web.again,good luck, and
I will go to the Tucson Electric Park show tomorrow to
check out the lapidary saws and laps etc.
Hi Pat
Where is the Tucson Electric Park show? Would I also be able to find like a
Faceting Machine that is for gemstone cutting. Any dealers here or anyone
have or know where I could look at
Hi, All
if it is something thrown by some sort of explosion...
Of course, it could be thrown by many other means
than explosive ones. A nine second fall in the Earth's
gravitational field will yield a 200 mph velocity after
falling from 1300 feet. And, frankly, a six-second fall
(570 feet,
Gang,
I just posted a page on our website with pics of some
of our Tucson acquisitions that will be of interest to
some of you. Its biased towards tektites, but includes
some NWAs and a Sikhote. Be sure to check out the
little shatter cone we found in a box of NWAs.
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/February_1.html
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its impossible to go ahead with this list where the
messagges arrive after days they were written, create
only chaos. And from what I seen I am not the unique
to have problems. When change all
Matteo
--- M come Meteorite Meteorites
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Yes, thaks to horrible old
Another confirm of how many is few honest the
moroccans, I was in negotiation with a italian museum
for buy this lunar meteorite, the moroccan have say:
yes yes no problem is on hold for youoh yes, I
have seennow what I say to the museum? For sure I
never buy any other meteorite from
Hello all,
I am writing this Email to notify that that Ebay meteorite :
_http://cgi.ebay.com/New-BOUSE-Meteorite-SLICE-L4-6-chondrite-very-limited_W0QQitemZ230080307115QQihZ013QQcategoryZ3239QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Looks identical to all of my NWA 869 meteorites ( and I have a few in all
Hello Darren, All,
By right-clicking the photos, clicking properties, and going directly to the
picture URL, I was able to get these:
http://www.njfossils.net/meteorite/DVC01306.JPG
http://www.njfossils.net/meteorite/DVC01291.JPG
http://www.njfossils.net/meteorite/DVC01288.JPG
http://spacerocksinc.com/February_1.html
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Guess this didn't go through last time...in any case, better late than
never.
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From: Jason Utas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Jan 31, 2007 10:43 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] The New Jersey Object
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Hello
You said it was incorrect to state that only meteorites exhibited a
Widmanstatten pattern.
What other materials exhibit a Widmanstatten pattern?
Do you have pictures?
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Hi list
Faceting Machine is for gemstone cutting. Any dealers here or anyone have or
know where I could look at some in Tucson?
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Hello list,
I have been taking, editing, and uploading many many meteorite and
meteorwrong photos. In doing so I have created one of the biggest meteorwrong
photo collection that I have ever seen. These are all good meteorwrongs, I have
tossed all of the ones that do not really resemble a
Dear list,
Here are the photos of the stollen Meteorites by Rob Elliott.
http://stollennwameteor.skyblog.com/
Here Rob's site.
http://fernlea.tripod.com/nwa2.html
It's the same story as Matteo Chinellato had with Mohamed, he stole 280 Euros.I
will write the complete story later.
Regards
Dear list,
Here are the photos of the stollen Meteorites by Rob Elliott.
http://stollennwameteor.skyblog.com/
Here Rob's site.
http://fernlea.tripod.com/nwa2.html
It's the same story as Matteo Chinellato had with Mohamed Ait Ouzrou,he stole
280 Euros.I will write the complete story later.
Regards
I like the term entuberated. I will have to pass that along to one of my
friends who, like those teens, is fascinated by archaic and unconventional
armament. He has built a spud gun, a ballista, a trebuchet, several Tesla
projects, and is active in the SCA; while he always practices as much
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/February_1.html
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More Video clips of Tucson rooms! Yes, they are short ... 5 seconds is
average. And they are big, like 10-20 Megs each... but hey, its on the fly live
from Tucson!
This is Geoff Notkin displaying his Brenham Siderite found during the Wired
Magazine show for a photo shoot by Keith. To the left
Hi Azaware,
The Tucson Electric Park show is at the corner of Ajo
and Kino Parkway. This is about 5 miles south and 5
miles east of downtown. I was there today and there
are were 4 or 5 faceting machines on display with
stonecutters working on stones on each machine.
With Best Regards,
Hi listees,
On tektites, especially unusual tektites, for example,
stretch tektites, i have several questions.
1. what's the definition of stretch tektites from the
points of science?
2. How were the stretch tektites created?
3. How many are there the known stretch tektites found
by
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