Hi Joe,
you´r kidding, aren´t you? 25$ each
How about those:
http://cgi.ebay.com/10-Neodymium-Magnets-10mm-Cube-N48-Rare-Earth_W0QQitemZ160148882480
Stefan
Hello everyone,
I have been looking all over for a 1cm scale cube. I can't find any
anywhere, only cheap plastic or rubber
I'm finally going to make it to the Denver show. Where is it that all the
meteorite dealers congregate?
Dan
Handmade Knives by D. Fronefield
Specializing in Meteorites and other exotic materials
http://hiwaay.net/~dfronfld
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There is another option.
The cubes I promised a month ago came back from the anodizer on Thursday.
The letters are being filled with enamel today. They will be ready for
shipping on Monday. I'll email pictures to those that are interested.
For those that missed the posts, they are 6061 T6
They are 10 each not $25 sorry. It is $25 for 3 of them.
Sorry,
Joe
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Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 3:30:04 AM
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Hi Joe,
you´r kidding,
delete this test.
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I'm trying to remove a coating that's on one of my pallasite slices. I'm
not sure if it's epoxy, urethane, or what. It is impervious to acetone and
a brass brush doesn't touch it. In fact, it doesn't leave any marks at
all.
Any suggestions for non-mechanical removal would be greatly
for who want I have put some auctions on ebay
http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPageuserid=mcomemeteorite
matteo
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Hi all -
While Darren has little interest in samples from the
new impactite layer, I think that there is going to be
a large market for them, including but not only for
classroom use.
I don't know if a small plastic box with a magnifier
built into its lid (fresnel? or ordinary) could
provide
Hi Ed and List,
Ed, first there has to be an impactite layer to
collect; so far the Younger Dryas people have talked
about it but I am still ignorant as to whether their
claims are fact, fish or fiction. Hopefully Paul will
post links to their evidence of real impactites. OR
do you have your
Hi Ross -
I guess you missed the show:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1GCgOI3B1o
The black impactite layer is pretty amazing - I never
expected it to be that dense or clearly obvious to the
naked eye - my guess is that it extends throughout
other sandstone formations in the region -
The
http://hoopermuseum.earthsci.carleton.ca/climate/NORTHAT.HTM
What is a few cycles! Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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Hi Thaddeus -
Individual skeletons, not entire collective burial of
members of particular genetically tall groups, were
interred in the fashion described by Dragoo.
Yes, but you've omitted to tell the list that Dragoo
and separately Neuman were so shocked by the height of
those individual
Hi Dirk -
Yes. Here you go:
http://www.nsf.gov/discoveries/disc_summ.jsp?cntn_id=109768org=NSFfrom=news
Ed
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Hi Ed,
Any other sources for images? My computer will
not
allow me to download the player files. Dirk
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Hi all -
This may seem an irritating intrusion, but last year I
was intrigued by lunar and martian cutting dust, and
how many of you have bought, sold, own, or given as
gifts that material in the last year?
Perhaps the impactites could be packaged with a self
contained plastic micrscope. Let
Hello List,
These are the first 1cm Scale cubes made from Neodymium Magnets for the
purpose of taking photos of meteorites. These are grade N35 and are coated
with black nickel. I had these specially made to my specs. These are available
for $10 each. The reason I chose Grade N35 is so
From: michael cottingham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 1:32 PM
To: 'michael cottingham'
Subject: AD: TRADE OR SALE... Plainview 284 gram complete slice.
Hello,
I just recently got an upgrade on my Plainview Collection Piece.
Mr. Grondine,
Shouldn't you consult a machinist or Mr. Hartman maybe? I don't think the list
is a place to ruminate on marketing ideas. Thanks a lot for stirring him up
Darren.
Bill
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To:
The content of E.P.'s public repetition of unbridled
I told you so exultation leading toward
commdification just proved his inauthentic motives.
Immediately, once another's research opens a new
exploitable market, you preemptively stake your claim
in/of commandeered discourse. Hibbens muck has not
If only you could refrain from your smug,
condescending assessments and understand that we don't
assume we are right in science. We falsify our
hypotheses. To be far ahead of other archaeological
researchers is to have come to conclusions without
sharing final reports on analysis of the chemical
The deposits are not old enough to have consolidated
into sandstone. this would be a paleosol, a buried A
horizon.
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the
naked eye - my guess is that it extends
throughout
other sandstone formations in the region -
Hello Everybody,
Just in case you haven't noticed it yet, August is almost over, and the
Denver Show is only 2 and a half weeks away. It will be here in no time at
all!!!
So for all of you who are coming to Denver I just put up my usual
(hopefully) helpful pages on my website. There is one
Speaking of Denver...
If you clicked Anne's links you saw information and directions to the COMETS
auction and their dinner party in Denver.
As you saw in the second link, the COMETS have graciously allowed us to
crash their yearly dinner party at 7:00 pm on September 15, 2007 at La Loma
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