Hi, List,
ESA had a big (press) conference to release the first
findings of the Venus Express spacecraft. There will
be nine papers by principal investigators in Nature,
next issue. So all the science reporters were there, of
course, to get the inside story.
The spacecraft detected whistlers.
Dear Greg and all,
It is not usual for me to participate in the debates because by experience
often these remain sterile and my level of English does not allow me to make me
understood completely.
Here is that I have to say as comment of this meteorite:
First, all the Moroccan having a
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Hi Philippe et al,
I see no reason for bringing commotion or even personal aspects in the
debate as substantion, why one classification should be preferred to others.
It is simple - scientists got differing results or drew different
conclusions from their results or maybe analysed different
Dear Jeff, Philippe and Martin,
Thank you all for your contributions to this discussion regarding NWA 2828
EL3 (Aubrite?) and all of its pairings (named or otherwise). I can certainly
see where all of the confusion lays with this one, I was directly involved
from the beginning and was in
Listees,
for those who are interested in the description of the strewnfield
near Al Haggounia you can read the abstract by Chennaoui et al.
(#5329) from the last Met Soc Meeting in Tucson. You will find our
contribution. What others report we said, or wrote, or whatever, is
gossip, devoid of
I am confused, if some pieces have chondules (which I
know they do as I also was in Morocco more than once
or twice:) then it is a chondrite, and if it is a
chondrite, it cannot be an Aubrite. I myself cut more
than 50 kilos of pieces most of it was absolute
garbage, since it is millions of years
Hi everyone, I loaded more than 70 meteorites on ebay
last night, including this oriented piece.
This one will be fun.
Superb example of a flight-oriented meteorite!
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Michael Farmer
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Hello Sterling:
I have not had a chance to read the articles in general, but if Venus is
still losing its water, and we are talking about this happening with the
last 1/2 billion years or so, is there any chance that it was realted to
the global resurfacing of Venus? Maybe Venus did have swamps
Mike wrote:
... chondrules in most pieces ...
if some ... chondules ... then it is a chondrite,
if ... a chondrite, it cannot be an Aubrite.
Dr. Grossman posted that the aubrite classification, or the E-chondrite
classification, like all classifications in the Bulletin, is not peer
reviewed
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Michael,
I was maybe not enough complete and precise in my first message.
It is evident that the scientists which makes the declaration as an aubrite did
not find chondrules. For them, the circular forms which could be confused with
chondrules are not chondrules. The claimed chondrules are
Larry, Sterling,
Even supposing that there had been some sort of life on Venus, the
odds that the development of life there would have even somewhat
paralleled evolution on Earth is so unlikely as to be, in my opinion,
nearly impossible. Should there have been any life on Venus, it is
logical to
Hi List, I have some cool photos of the chondrules found in this
meteorite. When I had sent some samples to ASU I would send a photo and they
would
let me know if it was any thing they wanted to look at.
My hobby is micrographs but most of the chondrules were way to large for
Brownlees in rain H2O
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/metsoc2007/pdf/5188.pdf
Jerry Flaherty
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Do you have a Pallasite Sphere :)
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I don't think this went out the first time; I apologize if it shows up
twice.
OK, I admit it. I love pallasites. However, it's gotten to the point
where I have reached the 3-sigma (or
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My Canyon Diablo Graphite Nodule end cuts and slices are almost gone.
I have 3 endcuts and 2 slices left
Once again I find myself in a dilemma, I have a beautiful 360 gram end cut
and no one has expressed any interest in it at the current price of $2.50
per gram, which I think is a fantastic
Listoids
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Fine picture John. Certainly dispells any doubt of the presence of
chondrules.
Jerry Flaherty
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Hi all,
I posted a youtube video on etching a few months ago.
Since then I've received so many emails regarding
etching. Many of you want to know all of the specifics
that I left out of the video.
I received my Meteorite Mag. today and was surprised
to see that my article on etching is included.
REMEMBER -ALWAYS AD ACID TO WATER- NOT THE OTHER WAY
AROUND. ask anita- she can tell what happens- you all
kinds a firetrux and stuff w/ guys in DEVO suits and
what not.
--- Ruben Garcia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I posted a youtube video on etching a few months
ago.
Since then I've
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