Very sad news indeed. Great guy, calm and very settled, serious meteorite
lover. I will miss him.
My condolences to his family
Svend
> Am 13.12.2021 um 00:15 schrieb Graham Ensor via Meteorite-list
> :
>
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> Thanks for letting us know Francesco...he was always a memorable figure in
>
This is devastating.
A giant of a man, kind like no other, full of inspiration, advice and positive spirit, great father, and a friend whom you could rely on, for anything, always.
I can't put in words the emptyness I feel on knowing that Dave is no
And don’t forget the mystery of the missing socks! Billions have been lost
since the dawn of time, but only ever one, never a pair ...
> Am 15.10.2020 um 13:16 schrieb Mattias Bärmann via Meteorite-list
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> My suspect since decades. The car keys - vanished. My spectacles -
Mendy, all,
The Republic of Niger and Nigeria are two different countries. Calling a
meteorite that is supposedly from Niger „Nigerian“ is certainly not helping
your cause.
Also, in my humble opinion, it is your seller‘s liability to maintain the chain
of provenance and provide you with
Dear list,While I'm still convinced that the most meaningful and conclusive approach to capture individual meteorites is by conventional photography, I've been experimenting a bit with 3D laser scans recently. Along the way, I gathered some gigabyte of STL data, but only used it for visualization
Great images Graham, particularly of the 21 kg mass.
Referring to that account Michael kindly provided a link to, I really miss a
photo of Mr. Zhang Fu Gen transporting the two heavenly rocks on his
bycicle.
Thanks for sharing.
Svend
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measured e.g. the
cosmogenic radionuclides of the meteorites produced by these recent falls. I
absolutely doubt that the Swiss or French labs who worked on these stones
made up their results just to make them fit the newspaper reports and
eyewitness accounts.
Svend Buhl
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I wouldn't mind keeping them, but if you want to take a bid I won't stop you
either ...
http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/werffroenne
thanks for your interest have a great weekend
Svend
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Hi Greg,
you will find the guidelines for an official classification in the
guidelines section of the Meteoritical Society:
http://meteoriticalsociety.org/bulletin/nc-guidelines.htm
There are a lot of institutes classifying meteorites. Best is you go through
the write ups in a pdf-copy of a
Greg, my full respect for your cares about the environment. But I doubt that
any ammonia reached the lower atmosphere.
Besides, if there is one gouvernment outfit that has had a major positive
impact on environmental protection in the past then its NASA.
Svend
www.meteorite-recon.com
to all interested,
The Hmanis asked me to forward a follow up on their new irons including a
34kg specimen they had displayed at this year's Enisheim/France meteorite
fair. One of the new finds acquired from another dealer was kindly posted by
Michael Johnson as Rocks from Space Picture of
David, all,
the easiest way would be to use MapCreator or a similar customizing software
for topographical maps. There should be a test version obtainable. The programm
claims to include a set of variable icons as well which may fit for your
purpose.
However my recommendation would be to
Dear list,
may someone know, how our friend Hans Koser can be reached best? It seems his
netgate.com.uy email adress isn't working properly.
Besides I have been trying to locate the following paper on the Ziz iron
meteorite: Horejsi, M.; Cilz, M.: From the Strewnfields: The Irons of Ziz:
great photos Hanno, thanks for sharing!
Svend
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Hello list,
here are my photos from the Ensisheim show last weekend.
As usual we had a great time there, that´s what the photos confirm.
I met many new people this year that start to collect
as for the find near Kitkiojarvi, why is that supposed to be a wrong or
probable wrong? The find location in mind this sounds rather like a big
Muonionalusta to me. If so, my sincere congratulations to Thomas Osterberg!
Svend
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cheers
Svend
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Darren, that was not meant as criticism. I just supposed you may
Some time ago there was a thread on this list regarding High Dynamic Range
Imaging in the genre of meteorite photography. I have recently experimented
a little with this matter and found the concept quite helpful when trying to
picture a certain meteorite as the human eye would see it. My
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Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] Meteorite HDR photography
Svend All,
Ausgezeichnet! That really is fantastic, Svend. At what resolution/size
Meteorite! arrived here last week and I wanted to take the opportunity to
thank the editors for their continuing
efforts to provide high quality infotainment to the meteoritical community.
I'd like to recommend to you particularly the articles of Doug Dawn, Robert
Woolard and Don McColl on
Dear Jeff, others,
The analysis and classification of the Chergach meteorite was completed in
February and the Swiss lab submitted the results to the NomCom of the
MetSoc. Radionuclid measurements have confirmed that it is a fall different
from Bassikounou and more recent, which backs up the
My sincere congratulations Dave, this is a great achivement. The photo of
the Pixall Pullpix for Beans machine adds the authentic touch. One can
smell history.
Svend
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P.S.: I wonder if I could order a bag of Cannon's Meteorite Beans from Mr.
Cannon.
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this article was published this morning on This Day online:
Strange Explosion Rocks Sokoto
Police Begin Probe
From Mohammed Aminu in Sokoto, 01.11.2008
There was pandemoniun yesterday as a loud explosion emanating from a heavy
metal-like object rocked the city of Sokoto.
The object fell from
For those interested I have transcribed and translated a 1895 letter by
Henry A. Ward to Emil Cohen in which the latter suggests a trade US versus
European meteorites from the Greifswald collection.
If you ever wanted to know how to engineer a smooth trade with an
institutional collection
good topic indeed. And let me add: what if the researcher finally answers
you and explains, he has not recieved your sample and you send another one.
Registered of course. And what if the researcher does not get back to on
this one as well. And what, if he finally, after a couple of weeks or
you may find a particular passage in Robert Edward Peary's account on the
recovery of the Saviksue or Great Cape York Meteorites interesting. On page
559 following of Northwards Over The Great Ice, Vol. II, the great
explorer gives the only scientificly confirmed report of how a couple of
dogs
this must be the view offered to Sindbad the sailor as he entered the cave
of jewels. A true vison of delight.
Thanks for sharing Michael, Anne and John
Svend
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loss if the
background of this beautiful meteorite remains a mystery.
Svend
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thanks Phillipe,
I have also added a comparison picture of Chergach (Mali) and Bassikounou:
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/meteoriten_verkauf.htm
Svend
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Munich show was as large as ever. To my regret less sellers from Morocco
offered meteorites. Exceptional NWA chondrite individuals were
underrepresented. Several sellers including Mohamed Sbai and Ismaily had the
New Mali meteorites on their tables. Heavily brecciated material. The fall
has
Our kind and valued list member Aziz Habibi just informed me that according
to his sources the new material from Mali is not connected with the Adrar
event in 2006 but is from a fall in July 2007 at Chergach in the Erg Chech.
No exact date of this fall could yet be established, but research for
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Hello Jim,
it's the 16th, as Svend Buhl and I found
There are in fact. India has a long and successful record of recovering
meteorites. The Museum of the Geological Survey of India in Calcutta hosts
one the world's top collections. Each generation of scientists from the
Geological Survey has contributed their part to the growing knowledge on
signed by the curator of the Fersman
Mineralogical Museum in Moscow.
Please view for your leisure:
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/Meteoritensammlung.htm
Kind regards
Svend Buhl
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on a tripod in
manual focus mode.
cheers
Svend
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Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2007 9:06 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] collection update - Ensisheim acquisitions
Dear list,
we have extended our webpage and added a section to display selected
specimens from our collection inventory:
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/Meteoritensammlung.htm
More specimens will be added succesively.
I may also take this opportunity to thank those that contributed
While the auction discussion keeps boiling I may kindly bring to your minds
that there are still auctions with public pricing.
For example the fine 17 gm fullslice of the historic 1937 CO3 fall from
Tartarstan that we are currently offering.
You may also want to take a look at the really
Cheers
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These are brilliant photographies, among the best macros I have seen.
Excellent work Stefan!
I may recommend to include a scale and to give the weight of the specimens
pictured.
Would love to see more.
Best regards
Svend
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From:
Dear list,
I'am looking for an article by L.S. Selivanov, in: Nature, 1938, 142, p. 623.
Unfortunately I have only access to the years 1949 ff.
A scan or pdf of page 623 would be highly appreciated.
Thanks for your efforts in advance
Svend
is a sound reference for nomenclature and terminology
of meteorites.
Best regards
Svend Buhl
www.niger-meteorite-recon.de
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Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2007 9
on June 30, 2006. Material is a friable chondrite most probably
type 3 or 4 with fresh fusion crust. TKW is 2.1 kg, probably more
fragments are circulating.
Distribution to my knowledge is:
591gm oriented fragment: Niger Meteorite Recon collection / Dr. Svend Buhl
420gm sold to anonymous
did I miss a Merril Lynch sell recommendation for Zagami?
If so I dare do speculate that we will soon hear a strong buy recommendation
issued by an anonymous insider and published in M. Bloods monthly stock
survey.
;)
Svend
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From:
Dear List,
our auctions on ebay offering two of the specimens
found at Noktat Addagmar/Morocco have triggered a number of replies we would
like to share. We have learned that approx. 3 kgs of meteorites from the area
are circulating since at least December 2005. This makes the reported fall
Hi Michael and others,
there is little doubt the drawing from La Domenica Del
Corriere, October 6th 1946 refers to the Hoolbrook fall.
While researching the origin of this cover I came across an
article of an Italian encyclopedia that was very popular in the fourties as
I was told. The article
Dear List,
wo would like to thank those of you that sent us
replies concerning our request for additional information on the meteoritic
material recently found at Noktat Addagmar/Morocco. Unfortunately it seems that
fallfresh material with a very similar lithology was found in the close
Noktat Addagmar to the MNB for classification and will share results
with anyone interested.
Thanks for your efforts in advance
Dr. Svend Buhl
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fortwo particularly aestheticchondrites.
Thanks for your interest
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interesting article on space weathering on asteroid surfaces backed up by
new evidence collected by the Japanese Hayabusa spacecraft:
http://www.newscientistspace.com/article/dn10004-mysterious-bright-patches-on-asteroids-explained.html
regards
Svend
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for years.
Below are the categories and nominees. However, everyone
is welcome to add new categories and nominees as they see fit:
--
Most Artistic Photo: Twink Monrad
Most Daring and Dashing Photo: Svend Buhl
Honorable Mention: Cecil Caufield
Most Distinguished Looking Photo
Hello Matthias,
and welcome to the circle of the (more or less) enlightened.
This is good timing joining the list at this very moment. Folks are chasing
a new multiple fall in Norway. Tension spreads, exciting news are
foreshadowing, history will be written ...
But to your question:
The
Good evening folks,
inquiring minds wanted to know so I take the liberty to offer a brief
account on what was going on on in Ensisheim.
We arrived late friday evening just in time to witness the culmination of a
red wine taste celebrated by a mixed US-Moroccan-German table in the back
yard
see Mark Bosticks excellent Meteorite Article Archive year 1933 for some
contemporary background info. Draw a line from N.Y to S.F. and do some
research on what other fireball sightings reported from pilots for that
particular area in 1933/34 do exist. And note that the name Pasamonte
Matteo,
Senór Lautaro Correia had nothing to do with the report on the Bahia event as
you could have easily found out by re-reading the post you are referring to.
Senór Correia is the finder of one of three masses of the Santa Vitoria do
Palmar meteorite. This is a completely different
,
and this being analyzed and it will probably receive
that name. But he told me that won't sell any fragment
of the meteorite. If some person to offer some
Brazilian meteorite with that name, don't buy, it is
false or it is lie.
Matteo
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ha scritto:
Matteo
Matteo,
I have once asked you in privacy not to discredit people with honest
dispositions by spreading false information about them.
This is unprofessionalism par excellence and I will not bear such attidude a
second time without opposition.
Lautaro Correira is such a honest person. He has
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To: Dr. Svend Buhl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 10:02 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Possible meteorite fall in Northeast Brazil
Svend:
Since it is sitting on your desk...How
Hi Stan and others,
we do have a number of insitu photographs shown in our expedition journals:
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/libyen2004_fotostory.htm
But if you plan to prospect for meteorites in hot deserts I would recommend to
study the morphology of rocks common on your target
Hi Stan and others,
we do have a number of insitu photographs shown in our expedition journals:
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/libyen2004_fotostory.htm
But if you plan to prospect for meteorites in hot deserts I would recommend to
study the morphology of rocks common on your target
Hello everybody,
just wanted to let you know that I'am in the market for a moderately priced
piece of the Kendleton L4 meteorite. Specimen should be a slice, partslice
or prefferedly an endcut but should not exceed 5 mm in thickness.
Thanks for any offers in advance.
best regards
Svend
Dear friends of the cube,
as requests for cube devices continue to hit my mailbox I decided in a fit
of altruism to part with one of my last three remaining scalecubes. In order
to let everbody have a fair chance to acquire it, I have listed it on ebay.
I guarantee to reinvest the revenue
Stan and list,
there's a picture of two Norton County Aubrite specimens on my page.
Definetively no chondrules in this material.
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/meteoriten_vk_achondrite.htm
Best regards
Svend
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Walter and list,
the incident Gallant refers to ocurred in the morning of the 13th August
1930 in the area of the Curuca river near the Peruvian border. The report
below is taken from John MC Farland's The Day the Earth Trembled. If you
need further information contact me off list, I can get
Hello everybody,
the latest Rollin' Rock Meteorite letter was launched yesterday. All
subscribers should have it in their email box by now. For those of you who
did not yet subscribe, check it out, subscription is free at
www.rollin-rock.com Thanks to all of you who have contributed.
Hello everybody,
since most of you will be occupied with Tucson preparations I adress this
request mainly to our Russian friends. I'am looking to purchase a Tsarev
sample. Specimen should be a small indivudal (I know those are rarer than the
big ones) or alternatively a crusted endcut in the
Greg, list,
I fully appreciate and support your initiative. All of the three have
deserved the honor.
--- YES ---
best regards
Svend
www.niger-meteorite-recon.de
www.rollin-rock.com
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To:
Dear list,
I'am looking for the subtitled SA video discussed here a couple of weeks ago.
Can't find the url in the list's archive. Would somebody point me to a link?
Thanks for your efforts
Svend
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Hi all,
may someone help me transform these two coordinates into UTM grid. The two
locations are supposed to be in Uganda according to my correspondant. By
transferring them into UTM grid I always end up in the Khartoum area in
Sudan.
site 1: Zone 36 Easting 330104 Northing 150680
site 2:
Thats great, thanks a lot Dave!
I did try a couple of online converters but by using a different datum
always
came out with +15 instead of +1.
Thanks again
Svend
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Dear Schiff family and list,
Id like to join Jeff and others by expressing my best wishes for Joels full
recovery.
As an occasional author and passionate reader of Meteorite! magazine I truly
regret the cease of this outstanding publication. What a loss to the community.
But today it's time
Hello list,
I received a request about an unconfirmed meteorite exhibited in the
townhall of Wimsheim, Germany. The weight of the rock is said to be 5814 gm.
The given date of the fall is February 18. 1968, late in the evening.
According to the reports the snow was molten in a 50cm diameter
Take a look, it's worth it!
Yours sincerely
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Dear Listees,
beautiful sunshiny day here in Germany. I'am in the mood to give a free
engraved meteorite scalecube to the list member who gets the winning bid on
this particularly attractive NWA 2482 polymict eucrite endcut:
Harlan and list,
our meteorite photo gallery features some 30 meteorites plus our own collection
accessable via the menu. The attached links provided with the gallery photos
will carry you to some of the larger public collections with galleries of their
own:
cubes are asked to confirm their order
by email, we will calculate shipping costs and send you our Paypal address.
Thanks again for your patience and interest
best regards
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Hello list,
Im currently working on a small paper regarding the standards of meteorite
photo-documentation. In this regard I sent an email to a NASA representative
listed at the ANSMET page as contact person. I was asking for information on
NASA's standards of meteorite photography, but did
Jeff,
thanks for highlighting Amgala for us. These pictures are among the best I
have ever seen in meteorite photography. Texture is in focus not only in the
centre of the picture but all over the complete surface shown to the lense.
As if this wasnt enough, the color spectrum you caught is
Hi folks,
how are chances to get a xerox copy of the Ambrose catalogue and the additional
papers on the Thuathe fall published by the University of Lesotho? Is there
somebody out there with a Paypal adress, who might be willing to mail these
papers to me? If not, can someone provide
Hello
I need a centimeter cube type the specimen show in the
photo of my collection
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href=http://it.geocities.com/mcomemeteoritecollection/Seymchan4.JPG;http://it
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or if not the same a similar. Write in private, thanks
Matteo
Hi
Hi list,
some of the German members of this list might have noticed there has been a
fireball sighting in the Berlin area in February. The event lasted for about
five seconds and has also been recorded by a camera of the European Fireball
Network.
There have been a couple of newspaper and
my top five:
Seguedine (never forget this one)
Tafassasset (bizarre place to look for meteorites)
Bitburg (they smelted this one but thats a long story...)
Bagdad (not from Iraq but almost)
Heat Shield Rock (quite misleading. Jugdging by shape this one oughta be
named Swiss Cheese Rock instead)
Mile, Pierre and others,
I have lost 2 shipments destined to the US in early and mid december. The other
way round two sendings from the US failed to reach me in Germany. Particularly
lamentable, because on of the sendings icluded a 19.00g and a 1.50g fragment of
the Norton County Aubrite.
Hello list,
for those who enjoy viewing some selected meteorite pictures I have uploaded
another series of images to my gallery page including Karkova, ALH81005, Norton
County and Heat Shield Rock:
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/meteoriten_galerie.htm
While loading the image of the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 15.01.05 22:31:42:
Bagdad, IIIAB
Mohave County, Arizona
There is a picture of an etched slice of Bagdad in the book, Catalog of
Meteorites in the collection of Arizona State University on page eighteen.
This slice shows a heat rim around the entire
good choice Carsten!
plenty copies are also available at abebooks.com:
http://dogbert.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?imagefield.x=41an=nortontn=cambridge+encyclopediaimagefield.y=8
Cheapest issue is currently around 33 USD which is a fair price for this
fantastic and highly recommended
well that was a tricky contest,
but I still believe the SAU (Sayh al Uhaymir) strewfield to be a distribution
area located in the Oman and not in the Sahara. Correct me if Im wrong, but
thats not only a different desert but also a different continent.
Anyhow, thanks Marcin for the nice
there is my hand printed from real woodcut die, handcolored (with paintshandmade from minerals and a meteorite) print of the "Fall of the Thunderstone of Ensisheim in 1492".Regards, Fred Olsen-- Original message from "Dr. Svend Buhl" [EMAIL PROTECTED]: -- De
, printed
still a plate with the shapes of comets a la Plinius in his Cometographia,
1668.
I'm so sleepy, perhaps some comet freaks from the list here, can supply more
details?
Cheers!
Martin
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or other Italian collectors, maybe you have an idea which Italian
library might come into consideration for an interlending?
thanks for your efforts in advance
Svend Buhl
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Habibi and list,
Habibi wrote:
and i hope one of the frensh list member will make the
translation
here we go:
The Prologue from the book, The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho:
The alchemist knew the legend of Narcissus, a youth
who daily knelt beside a lake to contemplate his own beauty.
He was
Al and list,
no question, lets go for it. We should add that the task is not too difficult.
Last time I mentioned Meteorite Magazine to a friend he subscribed right away.
He just recieved his first issue today and is full of praise. (first score!;)
Svend Buhl
www.niger-meteorite-recon.de
Steve Schoner and List,
scanning last years list archive I came across a discussion of Koutyrevs magic
Brahin stabilization treatment. Attached was an interesting post from Steve Schoner
suggesting neutralization of chlorides by the electrolysis method. Since I'm currently
battling rust on a
Michael and listees,
you're doing such a good job with this column, my full respect and appreciation. Its
amazing viewing this broad variety of material. Im sure many of us think so. So guys,
scan your archives and support meteorite edutainment!
best wishes to everyone
Svend
Hi Mark, Bernd, Joern and List,
thanks everyone for the quick support concerning the Mazapil fall. Although my
collection still lacks a sample my archive has grown. For those who are interested I
will add a detailed steel engraving of the iron later today on my website.
best wishes
Svend
Dear Listees,
I?m currently trying to track a piece of the Mazapil Iron. It?s a medium octaedrite
that fell on 27th November 1885 at Zacatecas, Mexico. TKW was 4 kg.
It was the same night that the Andromedid meteor shower underwent a spectacular
outburst. The simultaneity of these two events
Christian,
absolutely breathtaking! Esspecially your 361 g Kilabo. I was always wondering where
all the larger oriented masses go to. Now I know, its felix austria.
Thanks for sharing them with us.
Svend
www.niger-meteorite-recon.de
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IMCA 6540
This is a museum collection of
Hello list,
this morning between 06:30 and 06:37 local time more than 600 people called the
authorities in the Mainz / Bingen / Hunsrueck / Eifel area, reporting strange
lightning in various colours, visible for at least 8 seconds. At this time the area
was mostly cloudy, but two eyewitnesses
Dear listees,
I remember heaving read an article in MAPS (2002?) regarding the specific
geomorphological history of the Dar al Ghani plateau. One of the authors must have
been Dr. Jochen Schlueter from the Mineralogical Institute University of Hamburg
Germany. The article related on the
Hello List,
I was searching the lists archive for the past discussions of NiFe test kist but
couldn't find an answer to my questions: are there different issues on the market?
Which one do you recommend best? Do high temperatures around 40° Celsius any harm to
the indicator fluids? Has anybody
Hello Dave, List
thought it might be useful to share my experience with Steves meteorite-sales list on
yahoo. I placed a single ebay ad few days ago on the meteorite-central list and Steve
was so kind to put it into his yahoo-list. I recieved several requests after that and
the item was
again next year.
thanks best regards
Svend Buhl
www.niger-meteorite-recon.de
IMCA 6540
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