Hi Al, All,
Nice shots for first attemptI hav'nt had a go for ages...you've
inspired me to give it a try whilst there is something special about.
What equipment are you using?
You also made me wonder about parent bodies when considering if there
might be bits of Holmes about.
I am not
Hi All,
Last week I was contacted by a landowner in the UK who has an elderly
uncle with an interesting story. He seems like a typical farmer who
went about his daily chores each day all through his life without any
wish for outsiders intruding on his land or in his business. He gives an
Hello Meteorite Dealer
Do you need space to rent at the Tucson Show to sell meteorites and other
stuff, We are looking for meteorite dealers to share space in an Tucson art
studio, great lighting and location, near the Inns.
Large spaces for 4 or 5 dealers, have 2 dealers in, need 2 more
Aziz, it looks like high shock area. I found two
pieces in Munich that I bought, one has a spectacular
shock vein and the other is impact-melt material.
Mike
--- habibi abdelaziz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello list members,
enjoy this fragment found inside mali fall, this
came may be from a
No, there is no crater, only a tiny chip in the crust.
It is a top-quality specimen though, this one should
bring some hundreds of dollars. There was almost no
Sikhote-alin in Munich, Germany, and what was there
was mostly small shrapnel and low quality pieces. That
meteorite is drying up fast.
hello list members,
enjoy this fragment found inside mali fall, this came may be from a high impact.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/azizhabibi/
thanks
aziz the habibi.
habibi aziz
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phone. 21235576145
fax.21235576170
This is interesting. Is that a crater in the leading
edge of this oriented Sikhote-alin that you have?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=140173837051
Don
--- Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check out this great piece that is on ebay! What is
up, not even one bid yet
Check out this great piece that is on ebay! What is
up, not even one bid yet after 9 days.
Beautiful piece of very rare and beautiful
immpact-melt Gao meteorite.
http://cgi.ebay.com/_W0QQitemZ140173774635
See all available items at the links below.
Hi folks,
I was also lucky enough to find a melted specimen of the Mali-meteorite
in a big lot of Mohamed Sbais's
individuals at the Munich show.
see here
www.austromet.com/collection/Mali_219g_A.jpg
www.austromet.com/collection/Mali_219g_B.jpg
www.austromet.com/collection/Mali_219g_C.jpg
Dear Listees:
As I may have mentioned, we recently formed a new meteorite group in
Georgia called Meteorite Association of Georgia. We already have about 25
members, including one in England!
Maybe Mark Bostick or one of you out there in outer space can advise me
on how one goes about
On Novemeber 5, 2007 and in Question about
Polarizing Microscope Lomo Polam P-211, Pat Brown
asked:
Can any of you help me learn anything more about
this microscope? I contacted the good folks at Lomo
USA and they tell me that this microscope was never
supported in the US market and
Dear List Members,
We are running a little behind with Meteorite-Times and hope to have it
up in a couple of days.
We will have a new page starting next month. A Memories Page. On this
new page we will list the links to pages that you have created for
members of our meteorite community
http://media.wildcat.arizona.edu/media/storage/paper997/news/2007/11/06/Extra/Police.Beat-3080688.shtml
Police were dispatched to the Kuiper Space Sciences building, 1629 E. University
Blvd., after a woman reported having a suspicious e-mail sent to her by someone
she knew Oct. 30.
The woman
Just curious if there was one made years ago.
It would look nice next to my Adamana cast.
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http://www.livinginperu.com/news/5038
Meteorite Crater in Puno, Peru to be a Tourist Attraction
Living in Peru
November 6, 2007
(LIP-ir) -- Hernan Fuentes, the regional president of Puno, Peru
announced that Thursday or Friday a project to conserve the crater left
by the meteorite that landed
http://www.newscientist.com/blog/space/2007/11/did-collision-cause-comet-holmess.html
Did a collision cause comet's mysterious outburst?
Kimm Groshong
New Scientist space blog
November 06, 2007
Comet 17P/Holmes has certainly given sky-watchers - backyard and
professional astronomers alike - a
Could someone please forward Stefan's recent Utube 3D view of comet Holmes
to me. I accidently deleted it.
Thanks in advance.
Stefan, that was one cool video, WICKED cool!!!
Imagination and talent went into the making of that video. I have some of
the former but lack the latter! [unless
Sterling, Larry and List,
The burp theory as proposed by Sterling is as solid as any and more likely
than most to guesstmate the auspicious, unusual cometary event that graced
this generation of observers with a front row seat to the great mysteries of
OUR existence. We, once more, have been
Hi, List,
You would think with all the new (and old) scientists
examining the collisional possibilities of Comet Holmes
passing through the Asteroid Belt, some of them might
have noticed that Comet Holmes DOES NOT PASS
through the Asteroid Belt!
I'm being sarcastic about this because I
Finaly I saw the comet tonight, thanks to clear skies here in southern
Austria.
I think that little animation I found on YouTube shows best what happend to
the comet:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJBHm2f-4zo
Stefan
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Dear List Members,
I have just loaded many eBay auctions, plenty of them being planetary. Of
special notice are two complete slices of NWA 2995, a gorgeous lunar
breccia. I polished one of the slices I had and have made it, another
complete slice and a couple other smaller pieces available on
On June 21, 2007 Paul wrote:
I have to wonder if ten years from now, there will be people collecting the
different types of scalecubes/centimeter cubes as people on this list are
collecting meteorites.
Ten years? How about five months! My Scalecube family:
Hello List,
I have a 83 gram Mars meteorite that I want to sell, if not sold on the
list I will be putting it up on e-bay soon.
http://www.meteorman.org/Mars_4857.htm
For the serious collector only.
Thank You,
Tim Heitz
MIDWEST METEORITES - http://www.meteorman.org/
Hi, Jerry,
Credit where credit is due! Larry Lebofsky used the
expression burp on the List when arguing for a gas
explosion from perihelion warming when I was arguing
for a collision (before visualizing that orbit completely),
so I began to think of these two causes as the Bump
and Burp
On November 7, 2007 Mike wrote:
From left to right: Buhl 1cm Cube, Unknown 1cm Cube, NASA 'Scale Block' 1
inch Cube, Drake 1 inch Certified Cube, Drake 1cm Cube, Drake 1cm prototype.
Dear Mike,
when or where did NASA use a 1 inch cube? I am quite sure all their meteorite
documentation use the
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