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Subject: [meteorite-list] Unclassified NWAs: What's the attraction?
Tom wrote:
WOW! I can't remain silent
Hi all,
I've seen on some websites that dealers are selling unclassified NWAs.
Maybe it's because I'm such a newbie, but I don't understand why anyone
would want to buy them, especially if they look like just a typical ordinary
chondrite or iron? It's just a space rock that was found somewhere
On Sat, 12 Jan 2008 11:07:47 -0700, you wrote:
chondrite or iron? It's just a space rock that was found somewhere in NWA
For some of us, the space rock part is the important one, not what random spot
on the Earth it just happened to land. There is no just about it.
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Hi all,
I've seen on some websites that dealers are selling unclassified NWAs.
Maybe it's because I'm such a newbie, but I don't understand why anyone
would want to buy them, especially if they look like just a typical ordinary
WOW! I can't remain silent. MOST of us are interested in the rocks, you
know the material that came from out of this world. I've heard it said There
is no such thing as an ordinary chondrite and that applies to all rocks from
space.
Your argument belongs in a Bennie Baby Club. Why
Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2008 1:07 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Unclassified NWAs: What's the attraction?
Hi all,
I've seen on some websites that dealers are selling unclassified NWAs.
Maybe it's because I'm such a newbie, but I don't understand why anyone
would want to buy them, especially
On Sat, 12 Jan 2008 13:52:31 -0500, you wrote:
Yes, some may want to create a diorama-like strewn field for display
purposes. I have sometimes thought of doing this.
Yes, me too! Get some sand, put it in a tray, arrange some meteorites. I have
70+ fully crusted 869s that would make a nice
Tom wrote:
WOW! I can't remain silent. MOST of us are interested in the rocks, you
know the material that came from out of this world. I've heard it said
There is no such thing as an ordinary chondrite and that applies to all
rocks from space.
NORTON O.R. (2001) Ugly Ducklings of the
You gota love em all
Jerry Flaherty
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Unclassified NWAs: What's the attraction?
Tom wrote:
WOW! I can't remain silent. MOST
I just won a large unclassified NWA on ebay and
wanted to know if there is anyone on this list that could help me figure out the
general classification if it?
I'm going to slice it up and if it looks
interesting on the inside I might have some of it turned into
spheres.
I should have
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