Peter,
I think MikeG. wrote a very kind reply trying to help you out. And
he's correct, there are no granite meteorites. You would do well to
follow his advice. My own opinion is that you have some low resolution
photos of rusty rocks which I'm doubtful are meteorites. You'll need
to shoot higher
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I need not be cautioned
You can write up a storm, collectively, bury the truth in words and
author's name (all of whom which will have crossed some imaginary line
involving the breach of some definition of ethics)...
I don't care...
You all want to drag it out, bury the truth in words, and try to even
convince me that I
This thread needs to end.
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I need not be cautioned. There are plenty of liars, or, otherwise,
misinformed persons in the world, feasibly, and that is about as
scientific a truth as one can get. All your various claims about metal
flecks, scratch tests
Greetings,
It doesn't matter what a real meteorite is to these type of people.
They believe that what they have is a meteorite and we are all
plotting against them. They think we are trying to cheat them out of
their specimen worth millions of dollars. You can't reason with
insanity by
I was trying to be genuinely helpful. And now I am reminded why I do
not reply to these kind of inquiries. The messenger always gets shot.
I tried in good faith to be helpful to you and you start launching
accusations. The rest of your replies are too incomprehensible or
paranoid to warrant a
I need not be cautioned. There are plenty of liars, or, otherwise,
misinformed persons in the world, feasibly, and that is about as
scientific a truth as one can get. All your various claims about metal
flecks, scratch tests being necessary are plainly fallacious, hence
your conclusions based on
about that.
David Allepuz
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Mike, I think your approach is great for novices. I know that not only
you but many professional meteoricists have your hardline, barely
logical, if so, preconceived, paper form reply, when, of course, it
is an odd inheritor of the mantle of people who once said meteorites
did not even exist,
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Hi Peter,
It's hard to tell from the photos, but I do not see any outward signs
that would suggest these rocks might be meteorites. I do not see any
fusion crust, and what I do see is probably desert varnish. Desert
varnish forms on all rocks, not just meteorites.
Have you done a streak test
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Okay Elton, I have added a higher res photo and I have added what I
Hello Michael, no, but I will pass the Actlabs information on to any
representatives of accredited institutions who inquire. The stone is a
granite, and the photos may not tell the story of the crust glaringly,
but it is apparently what is there, for those of us (me only right
now) who have the
What kind of Nigerian scam attempt is this email? Trying to sell garbage
trinkets?
A,asking what makes it on the list these days.
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On Jun 6, 2015, at 8:48 PM, Peter Richards via Meteorite-list
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To whom it may concern, I am
To whom it may concern, I am offering this link, for the benefit of
representatives of accredited educational and scientific institutions,
displaying a stone which an Actlabs (of Lancaster, Ontario) report has
identified to me as a granite, which, is almost definitely meteoritic,
which I say due
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