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Thanks everyone (got a ton of OFF LIST email on this),
So, when we had King George(W) in rule, POTUS ran
the CONUS but deserved no bonus cuz his style was so bogus.
I think I got the locus - so now let's refocus.
Thanks, again, Michael
on 1/1/09 11:30 PM, Bob Loeffler at
Great post, Michael! What a stunning specimen, and it's great to see that
Svend's superb work continues to be picked up by the community...
Happy New Year to all,
Dave
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Doesn´t this great (!) specimen show that uncleaned iron individuals, at
least in some cases (Gibeon, Sikhote-Alin, Canyon Diablo, Henbury etc..),
can be much more appealing to our eyes than their cleaned counterparts?
Well, I for my part think so. But as always: it may just be a matter of
Hi Wu, all -
One of the frustrating things for me commercially in this is if you go to
amazon for Dr. Firestone's book, you'll find that the usual set of frauds, the
ones who screwed me so magnificently, have their books at the bottom of the
page for his book. (I except Ed Malkowsky and
Alexander Seidel wrote:
Doesn´t this great (!) specimen show that uncleaned iron individuals, at
least in some cases (Gibeon, Sikhote-Alin, Canyon Diablo, Henbury etc..),
can be much more appealing to our eyes than their cleaned counterparts?
Hi Alex and All!
I agree 100%!
Please see a few
From astronomy magazine.
http://www.astronomy.com/asy/default.aspx?c=aid=6726
Have a great day
Steve
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Happy New Year and Best Wishes to Everyone!
For those of you who've been looking for Ruben Garcia's website, he has
moved his articles and video listings to The Meteorite Exchange. All of
Rubens articles are up and I should have all Ruben's videos listed a few
days after we post the January
hi listoids,
first happy new year.
i get a sample today from what is supposed to be the new fall;
i heard there is found some,
i see that there are some grad of weathering already, it look like and h3 or h4,
may be it fall in snow and become so weathered ,
when i polish without water it look fresh
hi again
just a short note to say,
that there is may be many kilos found and there is a fight for it,split on 3
places,an area of more than 4000 km square.
taddart tahanout and tichka , could be more places as far as things goes we
will hear defenitly tomorow of the aproximate amount of kilo's,
Hi Paul, and All,
A Happy, Healthy and Prosper New Year to you all.
Did anyone have a look at Ruben's old URL - there's an article about
meteorite hunting on this new site that sounds pretty (babel-)fishy... If
you want to have a good laugh have a look at:
Norbert jokingly:
Good advise, huh? I'm just wondering where I could possibly
get such a darn dungeon phone! Any dungeolar for sale ,-?
Ahem, ... what about the London Tower??? If they can't help,
you might surely ask Henry VIII or one of his beheaded loved
ones :-))
Bernd
Hi list, I just took some very beautiful micrographs of Estherville, Iowa,
Mesosiderite. This meteorite fell May 10,1879.
The magnification is approximately 160X with a field of view of 0.40 mm
taken in cross polarized transmitted light.
If any one wants to take a look, just email me.
What do you mean 4000KM 2, this would be one of the largest falls known. I have
not heard much about it, so I doubt that it could be that impressive. More
likely pieces of a fresh chondrite, or chergach, or Bassikounou.
Michael Farmer
--- On Fri, 1/2/09, habibi abdelaziz azizhab...@yahoo.com
Hi all I have added a couple VERY nice end cuts of the Taza Plessetic
octahedrite meteorite to my site you can see them here
http://www.meteoritefinder.com/whats-new-sale.htmThanks
--
Mike Miller 230 Greenway Dr. Kingman Az 86401
www.meteoritefinder.com
928-753-6825
Possible bolide in that area today.
Mike in CO
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It looks like the new owner ported all his old blog entries over to the site.
He has entries going back into 2005, at which time I know Ruben still
controlled it.
Howlers indeed!
Tracy Latimer
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Good morning Tom and List,
Well, good morning because it's 01:40 our time and I had better go to bed now!
Always interested as you probably know! Here's one of my Estherville pics that
I took some years ago. Magnification is only 8x, but so beautiful, so very
color-
ful!!!
All the best
for
hi mike
4000km power 2 means 100 km* 40km.
that's mean it has been heard over irghem and over tichka and over tahenout so
between all its over 4000 km square , not exponential,
it has been seen over the third of morroco;so calculate and you will see,
the fireball make the entry in atmosphere and
. You just wonder how many other lakes and ponds were created by stony
meteorites, says Schultz.
I live in Plymouth, MA, the land of 360 ponds, many of which are actually
moderate sized lakes..
Thanks for the article Steve. An additional motivation to invest in an
underwater detector to
Hello List Members,
Happy New Year!
I hope everyone is having a Great week!
I have several ebay auctions ending 1/4 and over the next few days.
Please take a look.
WESTON METEORITE RARE .254 gm H4 COA IMCA USA FIRST MET
AMERICA'S FIRST METEORITE 0.254 gm FROM BRITISH MUSEUM Item
Hey stimulate the economy buy the detector and wetsuit and have at it, Jerry
you might defeat the odds at that.
BUT of those 360+ natural ponds, at least 359 of them are kettle lakes with
glacial origins..any impact pit/crater older than 8000-13,000 years would
have been filled by glacial
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,475291,00.html
Alaska Town Abuzz Over Mystery Sky Explosion
Friday, January 02, 2009
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Was it a meteor falling from space?
Officials think that might be what residents saw shooting through
the Alaska sky near Tok on Monday afternoon.
A
This is a lost draft regarding the question about pallesites vs mesosiderites
in the for what it is worth category.
These two types of meteorites were trasditionally lumped together for a very
long long time as stony-irons. We know now they have little in common
chemically nor in point of
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