Which is the 'tool'? - the watch or the person that pays $33,000 for a 2mm x
25mm slice of gibeon in an over polished gold case! - Lol.
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On Wed, 3 Mar 2010 12:12:51 -, you wrote:
Which is the 'tool'? - the watch or the person that pays $33,000 for a 2mm x
25mm slice of gibeon in an over polished gold case! - Lol.
Answer: the person who thinks it is okay to slice up Gibeon into 2 mm x 25 mm
pieces to put into a watch.
Hi MikeG,
Most of the first discovered Lunar meteorites had no real visible metal on
polished surfaces. As more have been discovered over the last 10 years,
there are numerous Lunars that have visible metal. A few examples are; NWA
2995, NWA 4472, NWA 4884, NWA 4932, NWA 5000, NWA 5406, SAU
Greg,
Thank you for that info.
I have several small samples of Lunars and None of them stick to a strong
magnet.
So, the question is;
Do your samples of any size stick to a magnet?
I have Eucrites with very little metal that look superficially like Lunars and
they do stick so my guess is the
Thanks Greg,
Are the lunars with visible metal detectably magnetic? Can you notice
any magnetism at all with them or is the metal mostly superficial?
Regards,
Eric
On 3/3/2010 9:06 AM, Greg Hupe wrote:
Hi MikeG,
Most of the first discovered Lunar meteorites had no real visible
metal on
Greg/Carl:
I have a small NWA 5000 and it sticks to a strong magnet; in fact, I have very
few meteorites that do not stick to my magnet: a howardite, Tatahouine
(Diogenite) and an Eucrite. I have been surprized at how many achondrites do
have metal in them and do stick to my magnet. Perhaps
Hi -
Were meteorites used as tools? Yes.
Are they more valuable as a result? Yes.
I collected most of the mentions of tool use from messages to this list. The
first tool discussed here were keris from SE Asia.
Karen Reiter's Die Metalle im Alte Orient (sp?) covered some as well.
And I seem
Hello All,
In my experience, I have only had one occurrence where I could detect a
minute pull by a magnet to a known lunar. On the exterior of NWA 4932 there
was visible metal that would make a rare Earth magnet stick, a little bit.
After analysis by a lab, I was pleasantly surprised when it
Is there a photo that exists of the Canyon Diablo arrowhead?
Does anyone have any other photos of any weapons and tools made from
meteorite iron?
Regards,
Eric
On 3/3/2010 9:44 AM, E.P. Grondine wrote:
Canyon Diablo arrowhead
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Greetings,
When Nininger went down to Mexico to buy Toluca Meteorites and make
exchanges at the museum to start his program, he ran into Toluca Meteorites
that were fabricated into tools by the locals. He purchased some of these
and these are held by the ASU Collection. I took some photos of
I have a part slice of nwa 5000 that sticks to a rare earth magnet.
Greg C
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I have a photo of King Tut's iron dagger on my website, a scan from a
newspaper article:
http://www.meteoris.de/img/basics/Dagger.jpg
Best,
Norbert
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Is there a photo that exists of the Canyon Diablo arrowhead?
Does anyone have any other photos of any weapons
NICE! That dagger is awesome!
Regards,
Eric
On 3/3/2010 10:00 AM, Norbert Classen wrote:
I have a photo of King Tut's iron dagger on my website, a scan from a
newspaper article:
http://www.meteoris.de/img/basics/Dagger.jpg
Best,
Norbert
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Is there a photo
I was told by a customer of mine is Brazil that there is apparently a 45-50 day
delay currently due to customs issues.
Those that do any sales to Brazil may want to inform customers of this so they
know there may be extended delays.
Hope everyone is having a good day!
Greg Catterton
Hi Eric, and All,
Yes, it's very nice! And I have to make a correction: the picture is a scan
from a book, not from a newspaper. I learned that the inscription has been
added by our own Bernd Pauli. Bernd: thanks for clearing this up!
The book is:
Tutanchamun, Der ewige Glanz des jungen
Interesting
Greg S.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8547534.stm
Clues to Antarctica space blast
By Paul Rincon
Science reporter, BBC News, The Woodlands, Texas
A large space rock may have exploded over Antarctica thousands of years ago,
showering a large area with debris,
http://www.youtube.com/user/cdk007
Chuck O'Dale
http://ottawa-rasc.ca/wiki/index.php?title=Odale-Articles
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I dated a meteorite once, but she didn't call me back.
Besides, she was a little too old for me. ;)
(*insert rimshot here*)
On 3/3/10, Charles O'Dale codale0...@rogers.com wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/user/cdk007
Chuck O'Dale
http://ottawa-rasc.ca/wiki/index.php?title=Odale-Articles
Thanks! That was a well organized video. Nice find.
[Erik]
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I've been dealing with that with shipping rocks to customers in
Brazil, delays of up to 2 months. Usually if you start a lost package
claim with the USPS, then brazil customs will move faster.
-Yinan
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 1:17 PM, Greg Catterton
star_wars_collec...@yahoo.com wrote:
I was told
That's because you did not use the correct 'technique' of dating...
Very nice video. I was expecting it to be a little older than 4.55 towards
then end.
Thanks for posting.
Greg S.
Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2010 15:56:24 -0500
From: meteoritem...@gmail.com
Not Brazil, but one customer of mine in Bolivia did not receive his parcel from
me for over 2 months. He contacted and worked with me through this, and I
finally refunded his payment two weeks ago. Yesterday, he contacted me to say
that his stone finally arrived and reimbursed my refund.
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2010-073
NASA Mars Orbiter Speeds Past Data Milestone
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
March 03, 2010
PASADENA, Calif. -- NASA's newest Mars orbiter, completing its fourth
year at the Red Planet next week, has just passed a data-volume
milestone
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER HIRISE IMAGES
March 3, 2010
o Craters on an Ice-Rich Débris Apron
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_007832_1385
o Northern Meridiani Etched Terrain and Hematite Plains Contact
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_002324_1815
o Gullies and... Gullies? in Terra
On Tue, 2 Mar 2010 08:51:49 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
Of course the Tucson Ring was used as an anvil.
http://www.meteoritestudies.com/protected_TUCSON.HTM
I grabbed that group of books from the torrent that was mentioned a while back--
one of them is about the Tucson ring. Here they are in a zip
http://www.northernlife.ca/news/localNews/2010/03/Meteor020310.aspx
Meteor impact 'likely influenced early life': geologists
By Heidi Ulrichsen
Sudbury Northern Life (Canada)
March 2, 2010
As the site of an ancient meteor impact, which took place 1.85 billion
years ago, the Sudbury area
Dear meteorite collectors,
as a complement to this offering.
I cut today one of the large full slices into 5 part slices and have list 4
part slices on ebay.
Who else is interested in a small part slice, here are the links.
NWA 6145 part slice 2.533g
Greetings Listees and Intrepid Collectors,
I have added several new falls and finds to the list of micromounts
offered for sale. New specimens are added each week, so check back
often to look for new offerings. Over the next two weeks, I have a
series of shipments coming in - some of this
Greetings Listees and fellow collectors,
To the veteran collector, there will be little of interest in this
post. This post is directed at the silent newbie or beginner lurkers
who are sorting through this List and trying to find their way around
the world of collecting meteorites.
Many new
Ron and Listers,
Ron that is a great account you had with Dr LaPaz and the Norton County
meteorite. I don't know what I would have done, but to be able to witness
something of that nature by Dr LaPaz is something in its self and glad you were
able to share your experience with other
Thanks a lot Mike.
I thought I had pretty much completed my type set a few months ago, but now I
see that I'm missed a few gradations that maybe I should pay attention to.
I think, for budgetary and sanity sake, I'll have to be selective in how fine
my divisions are than to try to get every
Good list,
missing is the division between
CBa Buencubbin
CBb HAH 237
CK3
and Tagish lake is not ungrouped but I think is a C2.
--
Carl or Debbie Esparza
Meteoritemax
Richard Kowalski damoc...@yahoo.com wrote:
Thanks a lot Mike.
I thought I had pretty much completed my type set a few
Murchison is a CM2
Greg S.
Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2010 19:12:20 -0500
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Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2010 3:53 PM
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Hello Shawn,
I would think it might go for about $16,000, (based on what I see smaller
pieces
I got to collect them all, Po-ke-monerites.
Pikachu is Peekskillchu
One down, 38,659 to go, got to collect them all. Po-ke-monerites!!!
Shawn Alan
[meteorite-list] The Perils of Type Collecting - A GuideGreg Stanley
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Wed Mar 3 19:29:00 EST 2010
Previous
Hi Mike, fine article.
Maybe a remark :-)
The danger of type collecting (besides the damage to one's checking
account)
There we can see, what the desert rush has opened for unbelievable
opportunities to the collector!
Just step 10 years back in time! There such a task, to accomplish a complete
Hi List,
I bet you could call this beginners luck. I took Guido out meteorite
hunting. I turned left and he turned right. To check out what he found
scroll to the bottom of the meteorite hunts page. More to come later.
http://www.nevadameteorites.com/nevadameteorites/METEORITE_HUNTS.html
Holy cow!
Nice one guys and to The CountIs it in the city limits?
Really nice find, congratu-frickin-lations. Must have been something to find
that peak and have to keep digging and digging and digging
Rob Wesel
www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
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Hi Rob,
They don't make high speed film fast enough to catch how fast he dug it
out of the ground (with his bare hands).
Sonny
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Was it like Hopper?
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It couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
Congrats, Count
Jim Strope
421 Fourth Street
Glen Dale, WV 26038
http://www.catchafallingstar.com/
Hi List,
I bet you could call this beginners luck. I took Guido out meteorite
hunting. I turned left and he turned right. To check out what he found
Congrats Count, what an amazing find!
Steve
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Congrats Count, on your find. Geez, first time out and not only do you find a
meteorite, but a whopper on top of that!
gary
On Mar 3, 2010, at 4:30 PM, wahlpe...@aol.com wrote:
Hi List,
I bet you could call this beginners luck. I took Guido out meteorite hunting.
I turned left and he
Great find, Count! Nice find!!
Best regards,
Greg
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Wow! 28 pounds!
Is that from a known strewnfield, or is it a new find?
Classify it!and then put me down for a micromount of it! :)
Congratulations Count on a superb find.
Best regards,
MikeG
On 3/3/10, Greg Hupe gmh...@htn.net wrote:
Great find, Count! Nice find!!
Best regards,
Just to make you all feel better, this wasn't the Count's first
time out meteorite hunting, but he certainly hasn't been at it
that long, and it wouldn't surprise me if it was indeed his first
find. Kudos to Guido! Some karma for his excellent auctioneering
during the Tucson Blood Auction... :-)
Congratulations Count, I do a dance and jump around when I find a 10
gram piece... I can't imagine what I would do finding one 28 lbs -
simply amazing.
Greg S.
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Subject: [meteorite-list] I
Put it back! . Miracle Grow once a month and report back in
6 months.
Totally Excellent Find!! Grats!
Cheers
John
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Holy Cow, so do I!
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Hi List,
I bet you could call this beginners
Greg wrote:
“Interesting
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8547534.stm
Clues to Antarctica space blast By Paul Rincon
Science reporter, BBC News, The Woodlands, Texas”
The paper is:
Engrand, C. B. Narcisi, J. r. Petit, E. Dobrica, and J. Duprat,
2010, Isotopes of EPICA — Dome C
I have a number of meteorites in my small collection from Canadian
meteorite falls and finds. I obtained most of them from dealers in
the U.S.A. Out of curiosity I asked Dr. Chris Herd from the
University of Alberta if one required an export permit to send them
out of the country again.
Can you imagine the feelings that course through you when your on your first
full day of hunting after 10 months of study and you have to dig with your
hands to unearth this 28 pounder? Your first meteorite? I almost messed myself.
I am emboldened now to say that I have graduated and I, for
Thank you JimTop of the world..Mom!
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Way To Go Count..
It couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
Congrats,
Congratulations Count Diero, It appears everything grows larger under the
Nevada sun. The weather is perfect, I should be out hunting meteorites instead
of preparing eBay auctions.
Greetings from warm and friendly Laughlin Nevada,
Envious Adam
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Congratulations Guido on your recovery of the 28 pound chondrite! What a
spectacular find and it really could not have happened to a nicer or more
deserving guy, All the Best, Jack
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Thanks Gary. This has been a great ride this last year, what with learning what
I could from all the great posts and papers on the List. All the meterorite
community's websites and offerings and the incredible luck of having Sonny
Clary take me under his wing. How genuinely friendly all you
Thanks Greg. And thanks for offering that original Shergotty and Brachinite I
sniped off eBay last night. After today I think I'll go buy some lottery
tickets.
Guido
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Guido,
Congrats. What are the odds of that? You found the one I was looking for.
Problem is. I was looking about 300 miles to far south east.
You will have to teach us your tricks? Carl
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Hi List,
I bet you could call this
That is wonderful!! Thanks for sharing Sonny. Congratulations Count!!
Happy hunting,
Mark B.
Vail, AZ
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That was my next question... a new find??
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Your right, Robert. I had two one hour expeditions with my grandkids in vacant
lots in the city (you know how that went) and two hours with Sonny Clary miles
from where this find was made. So one could legitimately say that this was my
first time out where you get up, pack up, meet someone at
Thanks, Pisano,
There are two chances I put this thing back...slim and none.
Best,
Guido
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Thank you Jack. I enjoyed your Preliminary Notes and the Whetstone frag as well
as the historic notes. May I ask you to thank those who signed my copy when you
see them. That was a very thoughtful and appreciated thing to do.
Guido
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From: Jack Schrader
It's fairly easy. You con Sonny Clary into taking you hunting in his
strewnfieldthen when he goes a mile to the left..you go a mile to the
right...and try not to trip over the meteorite. Oh yeah...and bring a shovel.
Guido
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Well..for me it was!
Guido
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That was my next question... a new find??
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For years mark went under the ebay ID,thebigcollecter. Now it seems he goes
under the ID name, LARGECLOSET. I noticed it the other day. All the usual way
he formatted everything in his auctions are very similar to how he used to list
his old auctions.Plus there are alot of kansas postcards
Sonny, you're to be commended for helping him get there, but Count...
Awesome find! Amazing story! I hope it's the first of many, many finds!
Linton - 0 finds
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Hello List,
In response to a request from a Listee, here are photos I took as I excavated
the 28 pound chondrite that was found today in Nevada.
http://members.cox.net/countdeiro
Count Deiro
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CM2 (Mighei-type)
Katsu
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Hello List,
Let's try again to upload these photos of the excavation of the new 28lb.
Nevada find that were requested by a Listee.
Count Deiro
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I'm moving to Nevada!!!
Congrats Count... fantastic find.
Cheers,
Jeff
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Hi List,
I bet you could
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