Moni,
This is what happens when the subject of a thread changes to
something totally unrelated to the original. Someone on the list
took a shot at Italian food, then someone else retaliated by
slamming hamburgers. The subject of the original thread took an
immediate left turn, hence all the
Thank you Sterling...I humbly stand corrected.
John
At 10:32 PM 4/5/2007, Sterling K. Webb wrote:
Hi,
John said:
About the only 'American food
I can think of is pemmican...
Most of the world's domesticated animals
originate in the Old World hemisphere, cows
and chickens, sheep and
In a message dated 4/5/2007 11:22:01 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
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Moni,
This is what happens when the subject of a thread changes to
something totally unrelated to the original. Someone on the list
took a shot at Italian food, then someone else retaliated by
Well, it's not so much off topic as one might think spontaneously.
Hamburgers look somehow shield-oriented and use to have inclusions - not so
bad for the beginning, eh?
Warning: Andi Gren, as he confessed himself, is in fact a natural born
Hamburger, but - forget it. This special species of
To set that straight: as some of you will know, Andi is,
what in German is termed a Hamburger, i.e. he is a
citizen of the great city of Hamburg/Germany... :-)
Alex
Berlin, Stade and sometimes also Hamburg/Germany
Ups,
didn't know there are real haters around.
Hot dog?
Andi
did I miss something?
What does a hamburger have to do with a meteorite?
Moni,
What, you never heard of my famous collection of carbonaceous hamburgers
- Marco ;-p
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Dr Marco Langbroek
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Panorama photo's:
Hello Fred (and all),
thanks for your explanation. If misunderstandig due to unsuitable web-based
transaltors is the origin of some conflicts in this list, then I will be glad
to help anyone.
By the way: I have nothing against hamburgers, since in all the five trips I
made in the USA during
Wasn't it you, Marco, who also keeps some pretty nice fresh Ironburgers in
his collection?
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Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 12:19 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Any
Having said that, I give it a week until some quack
from Ohio (just a casual observation) gets a quarter
pounder hurled through their window and claims it must
be a meteorite because
It doesn't look anything like any rock I've seen
before
Some expert will misidentify the sesame seeds as
chondrules
This miniseries made it to the UK, I forget which
channel, it may even have bee satellite. I didn't see
them all but I did see a lot of it and it was
brilliant, especially for someone who is fascinated by
it but missed all the fun (only a baby at 34).
I think my ZX Spectrum from 1983 probably had
Hello list.I think we have done enough talking about
hamburgers,matteo,and other non-meteorite BS.Can we
not get back to talking about meteorites?PLEASE!Hey
even taking about boring gao is better than the crap
that has been going on here the last few weeks.
steve
Steve
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Hi Listoids,
I have 22 auctions of NWA 4716 ending today. Endcuts and slices, all polished
to a
1200 grit polish. Some beautifully veined and flecked pieces and all started
at
99. Some are without bids even now [9AM Eastern Time]. You can view the
auctions
and click thru to them
Hi folks and ladies :)
I have problem, I dont know what I have.
I received from Morocco small eucrite. Nice, but when I cut it I was
surprized that this one dont really look like normall eucrite or
amphoterite.
After some time Im not sure if this is chondrite or achondrite
(eucrite/howardite
I'm surprised that no one has seemed to consider the possibility
that the metal object was simply thrown through the window by
someone, as an act of vandalism.
Ron Baalke
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The possibility was discussed. There was some question as to whether
most vandals could throw the piece hard enough (from ground level) to
rip through a magazine-like book and then through a particle board desk
top.
The big objection, of course, was the angle of the fall, which should
have
Marcin,
very nice stone. I would wager that it is a very
highly shocked LL6 but could also be a shocked
Diogenite. Indeed the veins are similar to what I have
seen in Diogenites,, but it looks to have a little
more metal than I would expect.
Michael Farmer
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Marcin wrote:
- I received from Morocco small eucrite.
- dont really look like normal eucrite or amphoterite.
- eucrite/howardite?
- I not see any chondrules
- even for LL chondrite this one have very little amount of iron
- I cant see any troilite
- strong feeling that this is not eucrite.
We did discuss it but the angle of entry, the velocity, tended to
dismiss it right off.
A pro baseball pitcher would have had to be standing on the running
board of a helicopter to launch it successfully, and we all know it
would be hard to pitch from a helicopter.
Dave F
Ron Baalke wrote:
Ok, back to meteorites.
I have just received a FEDEX from Germany of my new
Pallasite. These were wire saw cut, and are
spectacular!
I am going to my acccountant to do my taxes but should
be home in a few hours, then I will photograph and
announce the pieces. There are NOT MANY so this is
your
Greg Hupe wrote:
Lets give true credit were it is due, the promoter who arranged it
all! Lets quit giving Lang credit where it is not due, he did not
arrange it, he helped pay the tab!
Greg:
That is giving credit where it's due. Al Lang, Bob Haag and the other
vendors paid the tab and made
I don't know of any relationship between the two. However I do recall
Robert Crumb's underground Zap Comics about people being hammered my
meatballs.
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To me it looks like a transitional brecciated eucrite/howardite, with minor
impactor inclusions. The main impact on 4 Vesta had to be incredibly violent,
and probably created a wider variety of lithologies than are accounted for in
the HED achondrites. Your new piece might be evidence of
Hello List,
The April issue of Meteorite-Times is up ready for your reading enjoyment.
http://www.meteorite-times.com
Once again we want to thank all the contributing writers and picture
takers.
And of course thanks to all of you who read it for keeping it fun for Paul
and I.
Best regards,
We did discuss it but the angle of entry, the velocity, tended to
dismiss it right off.
A pro baseball pitcher would have had to be standing on the running
board of a helicopter to launch it successfully, and we all know it
would be hard to pitch from a helicopter.
Dave F
But rather
OK! There we have it. The pot has officially called the kettle black.
Jerry
steve arnold wrote:
Hello list.I think we have done enough talking about
hamburgers,matteo,and other non-meteorite BS.Can we
not get back to talking about meteorites?PLEASE!Hey
even taking about boring gao is better
Dear Jerry, List;
I was laughing so hard at Sstevees post that I had to take a sedative to
calm down. I wanted to send him an email thanking him for a great
laugh.I do not know if he realizes that this is how horridly we find
his repeated posts on GAO (gao-ed to death already), or trade,
I hope this inference does not shine a light into some of your less than
noteable youthful enterprizes, Ron.[just kidding]
Jerry Flaherty
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Hi Dave, not sure exactly how many are in the we who dismissed it right
off is as we argued the opposite and never went along. Chris injected a
little friendly sarcasm by asking me it came from a potato canon, which now
seems ironically the funniest comment of all. We posted only after
carefully
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view
Ok, I have loaded a page of the new pallasite slices
just now. Check these babies out! Does anyone know of
a pallasite with an etch pattern similar to this one?
Glorieta Mountain is the only one I can think of that
is similar to this one.
http://www.meteoriteguy.com/catalog/pallasiteslices.htm
Wow Mike!
Very beautiful slices indeed.
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Hi Bob ,and List,
With the new Nevada Meteorite, Starvation Flat . I found 4 meteorites .
With these meteorite, I also found many fragments, over 100 small
pieces . I don't think that I should get numbers for all of the
fragments . That would be a waste of time. It would be like finding 100
Hi ALL,
some months ago I found a strange green-white rock, it's about 55x35x20mm
for about 60g.
It attracts the magnet like a LL6 meteorite, Bensour or Benguerir.
Some days ago I cut this rock and inside I found some oval white inclusions
and a lot of magnetic metallic clast.
Here you can find
Here you can find some pictures:
http://web.tiscali.it/francesco.moser/outside.jpg
http://web.tiscali.it/francesco.moser/slice.jpg
http://web.tiscali.it/francesco.moser/metal.jpg
Any idea is welcome :-) !!
Matteo lost his newly found italian mars rock in your garden ? You was lucky
to find it
Robert and List, Looking at this slice from Disko it seems to show Dendritic
Iron crystals, It looks more like dendridic silver. This is something I have
never seen in Putorano. Putorano has blebs and blobs. Also I believe that
Denmark limits visiting and collecting on Disko. If anyone knows
Hi List, This is Tom Phillips, I just posted (With the help of Paul,
Meteorite Times) some great new micrographs. Most of my images are high
magnification in reflected light but the NWA 3159 was so beautiful in Xpol you
have to
look.
Go to my Gallery
Hello List,
This subject may be Off-Topic given the recent threads
and small percentage of Nevada meteorites that are
represented in our collections, but I wanted to say
something before someone else jumped into this
discussion and got defensive about California Dry
Lakes.
Sonny isn't talking
Hi Bob, Sonny, Moni and List,
I have some questions regarding this subject. First of
all, I don't want this to sound like I completely
agree with Sonny. I don't. In fact we disagree quite
vehemently on my aspects regarding meteorites and
meteorite hunting.
You, Moni and Sonny are fantastic
Hi Bob,
If anything, Sonny is probably making reference to a
dry lake that we were both hunting (keep in mind this
was many years ago). We were hunting independently,
but each know what the other was finding. Since I was
already given an approved provisional name, I offered
to get Sonny numbers
Ruben, Sonny, innocent bystanders,
Why do you guys pick a Friday night to start a
discussion so near and dear to my heart?
When do you guys go meteorite hunting? On weekdays?
I've gotta finish packing and get up in a few hours to
drive to where I'm going to search.
Nevertheless these are
Good luck Bob!
List, I would just die to know who is catching how many of my trout and
where and what they are hitting on. I can ask my buddies but I fear it
would be offensive if I asked strangers these questions.
I guess I shall go hunt rocks in the morning, drive 5 miles to a good
spot, or
Tom,
Outstanding!
I also liked the super high 1600x magnification. The metal bleb is awesome.
Is this perhaps toilet?
I should be receiving my 3159 thin section within the month and now can't
wait to get it.
Cheers,
Mike Tettenborn
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I also liked the super high 1600x magnification. The metal bleb is awesome.
Is this perhaps toilet?
I think that you may need to update that spellchecker.
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Damn spell checker!!!
Lets try troilite!!! Not toilet
Cheers and I am way too tired after a day in Toronto with relatives and a
three hour drive home.
Mike
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for what I seen its a classic Gabbro
Matteo
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Hi
My ex Seymchan slice it had the same patterns and I not have
pay $80/gr..for similar price I prefear buy Esquel.
Matteo
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Tom,
Outstanding!
I also liked the super high 1600x magnification. The metal bleb is awesome.
Is this perhaps toilet?
I should be receiving my 3159 thin section within the month and now can't
wait
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