Dear List,
i have NWA 4724, a rare carbonaceous chondrite Tpye CK3, for sale.
The meteorite have been classified by M. Denise, MNHN Paris.
Very low TKW, only 35g.
The piece i offer is a beautiful shaped specimen, with a weight of 23.2g.,
it's the mainmass of this find.
For more informations
Hi, all,
Lots of solar system pics and gifs here, if you have some time...
http://damianpeach.com/index2.htm
http://damianpeach.com/index2.htm
Cheers,
Pete
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While browsing I found a nice video about the Mbale recovery:
http://www.uni-koeln.de/math-nat-fak/nukchem/meteor2.htm
Takes a little time to load and until it starts.
Martin
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Pete, an unquestionably exciting site. Remarkable photos for a ground based
14 inch scope and the text is quite detailed and insightful.
Thanks for the link.
Jerry Flaherty
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http://www.ktvb.com/news/localnews/stories/ktvbn-may1107-meteor.5b4766c0.html
Meteor lights up Idaho sky
Associated Press
Courtesy Cathy Paskin via KPVI
May 11, 2007
A streak of light is show across the sky above Driggs, ID Thursday
night. The National Weather Service says it is likely from a
Hi everyone, I have over 50 meteorites ending on ebay
TONIGHT, some spectacular items, especially oriented
meteorites. See them all and bid away. There are
almost 20 items that are still at ONE CENT right now,
only hours before ending.
Many new super-rare pieces like Ahumda, Ivuna,
Bencubbin,
HELLO AGAIN LIST.I HAVE ANOTHER SMALL,688 GRAM CAMPO
TO GIVAWAY.WHOEVER IS THE 40TH LISTER TO EMAIL ME,AND
PLEASE,NO SECOND AND THIRD EMAILS JUST TO GET IT,WILL
WIN IT.I JUSTASK,$8 FOR SHIPPING.LET THE FUN BEGIN.I
DO NOT KNOW WHY THE LIST HAS BEEN SO SLOW,WELL I LIKE
TO LIVEN IT UP.ALSO PLEASE
Or close enough.
http://space.newscientist.com/article/dn11864-strange-alien-world-made-of-hot-ice-and-steam.html
Strange alien world made of 'hot ice'
15:16 16 May 2007
NewScientist.com news service
David Shiga
A bizarre world of scorching hot ice shrouded in a steamy atmosphere may have
Hi Martin and all,
I remember when that fell and buying my first specimens a few months
after. There was a good article about the fall in Sky and Telescope with
good photos. I believe there were several specimens that hit objects
like building tops and so forth along with a small meteorite
Hi Folks,
Anyone out there let me know how many European pallasites there are?
thanks!
Dave
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www.bimsociety.org
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Hi,
In the Illinois case, the (sharp) reporter for the
Bloomington Pantograph discovered that a big
woodchipper was operating in the neighborhood
(well, about 1000 feet away) at the time, verified
by the actual woodchippers, which makes it the
almost-certain source of what analysed out as a
In my opinion which I have held from the beginning is
that the NJO is probably something that got stuck to
an aircraft wheel and dropped off when the landing
gear was retracted during flight. It looked pretty
scrapped up like something that had been run over
several times and is weathered,
Hi AL, Martin and all,
There was a good article about the fall in S T with good photos.
Best regards,
Bernd
Sky Telescope, June 1983, pp. 96-97
Amateur Astronomers, Edited by Stephen James O'Meara
On August 14, 1992, a daytime shower of stony meteorites rained down on Mbale,
Uganda, and
Oh Yeah Holland rules with the Mbale fall.
Only to bad we still keep that, about 140 kilos, away from human eyes
because we still believe here that human eyes may damage the fusion crust
of meteorites.
Holland sucks (sorry) concerning meteorites.
When you ever visit the largest Natural History
I even noticed mai Englisj wrighting gets worse wen ai get apsetsorry !!
Jan
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It depends on what Europe is for you
- Brahin, Belorus
- Mineo, Italy
- Finmarken, Norway
- Marburg, Germany
- Barcis, Italy
- Hambleton, England
( - Krasjonarsk,
- Omolon,
-Seymchan,
-Pallasovka, all Russia, are quite Asian).
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Hi Dave,
I'll start the list with:
Barcis, Italy
Finmarken, Norway
Hambleton, UK
Marburg, Germany
Mineo, Italy
I'd be surprised if somebody doesn't add some more to that list though,
I trawled Meteorites from A to Z for those and added the excellent
Hambleton!
Cheers,
Matt.
Dave Harris wrote:
Barcis is doubt, Mineo only a slice available.
Matteo
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Hi Dave,
I'll start the list with:
Barcis,
Hey, don't forget *Marjalahti*, at least it landed in Finland.
For me Europe is everything west of Ural. Continents should be defined
by geology, not politics.
If you count only pallasites of the European Union, then you have to
drop Finmarken as Norway is not a EU member.
:-)
/Göran
Hey, don't forget *Marjalahti*, at least it landed in Finland.
For me Europe is everything west of Ural. Continents should be defined
by geology, not politics.
Of course, this wonderful pallasite fall of June 1902, Marjalahti (PAL-MG,
approx. 45 kg), should be counted in as European!
Yep Al,
On that page you'll find the young gentleman to the left holding the corpus
delicti:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~dmsweb/meteorites/mbale/mbale.html
Best!
Martin
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HEY LIST.THE CAMPO IS GONE.THANKS ALL WHO CHIMED IN.
Steve R.Arnold,chicago,Ill,Usa!!
Collecting Meteorites since 06/19/1999!!
chicagometeorites.net.Specializing
in Gao Meteorites!
Ebay I.D. Illinoismeteorites
Who got it, Steve?
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Date: Wed, 16 May 2007 14:49:03 -0700 (PDT)
HEY LIST.THE CAMPO IS GONE.THANKS ALL WHO CHIMED IN.
Steve R.Arnold,chicago,Ill,Usa!!
Collecting Meteorites since
Jason and List,
Actually Tafassasset matches closely to Renazzo(CR2) w.r.t. oxygen isotopes.
See the paper TAFASSASSET: AN EQUILIBRIATED CR CHONDRITE
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2002/pdf/1611.pdf
That said, subsequent papers do argue that Tafassasset is more like a
Brachinite.
Ok, we are only 30 minutes away from the end of the
charity auction of Campo del Cielo coin #2/1000.
Please bid some more, 100% of this procedes from this
sale go directly to the town of Greensburg, which you
all know was completely destroyed a week ago by the
terrible tornado. They really need
Hello List,
Thank you all for being patient while we finalize the raffle details of the
Who (Who will receive the donations?), the What (What am I going to
win?), the Where (Where's that drawing going to be anyway?) and the When
(When will I win that set of Mars boxes?).
Who will receive the
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