Anyone buying meteorites should do their homework before purchasing a
meteorite as far as I'm concerned. I spent a whole year studying -up on
meteorites. With Bob Haag's and Ron Farrell's advice and great knowledge and
the many phone call's that they graciously put up with , I bought the right
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With Bob Haag's and Ron Farrell's advice and great knowledge...
Um.
If people want to deal with these Dealer Wannabes on E-bay who are less than reputable, and not with established World Class Reputable Dealers then it's on them.I personally buy from catalogs
Hi tom,
Did you state on the forms that it was a meteorite. You know there's
a lot of antiquities being smuggled out of Italy and into Italy at the
moment and they do open suspicious packages. Hell , there's even a ban on
exporting Roman Empire coins , and they people find them every
Stan,
I agree Eskimos and Siberian peoples would be well adapted to severe
cold, but at the northern latutudes post impact it would become
un-bearably cold, nearly all life requires sunlight even at polar lats.
If the temperature dropped another 30 degress or so for a year or two, I
doubt that
.. One other thing to bear in mind, what we eat, and what we need to eat
are vastly different! The average meal in the 'developed world' could
keep you alive for up to two days, if push comes to shove, we could all
[survive] on not much at all.
Food for thought!
Dave One thing here,
Wyoming!
Dave Andrews wrote:
Rob Wesel wrote:
But...where are the references
We miss you Bernd.
I for one, promise to never utter the dreaded Italiano M_ word
again. I promise.
Dave (how many of us Daves are on this list? I bet we have the
Mikes beat.)
Roman-
You wrote:
...and Ron Farrell's advice and great knowledge
and
with established World Class Reputable Dealers
and
...know who I'm talking to and it's the same two mentioned above.
and
Do your homework...
Roman, with all due respect, I think the time it took you to write this
For allyou new collectors on this list
without a specimen of Zagami in their collections.
I am thinning out my micro's starting with this
popular Mars meteorite. I purchased
it several years ago
from a well known dealer, so bid with confidence. It is much bigger
than a 'Bessey Spec', around
Good morning list.A couple of days ago I offered anyone who wants a a
small piece of sheephole valley, I will throw in a small piece of (tulia
(a).It is bigger than a gram.Both for $25.00.My riker fell down breaking
off a small piece from the slice.It is about 4 mm in size.So anyone who
wants this
This list has nothing to do with the IMCA.
Mike Farmer
Michael F. wrote Lurkers have no right to try and regulate what goes
on in a list, if they do not add to that list.
Dear Michael,
With all due respect,the regulations were established by the I.M.C.A.,
not Stan or Dave, and we all TRY to
A little help...please
Could someone be kind enough to explain the fine line between clasts and inclusions to always know which is which? Are any or all clasts inclusions? Is "inclusion" for the most part reserved for sharply fragmented or larger pieces, clast for fused particulates...,etc., if
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/ariane/v158/040227delay.html
Rocket trouble delays Rosetta until next week
BY JUSTIN RAY
SPACEFLIGHT NOW
February 27, 2004
Launch of Europe's ambitious Rosetta mission to orbit a comet and deliver a
tiny lander onto the icy surface has been postponed yet again --
http://www.adn.com/alaska/story/4788567p-4731415c.html
Meteor seen in Mat-Su sky
BLUISH FIREBALL: Witnesses say burn lasted six or seven seconds.
By DOUG O'HARRA
Anchorage Daily News
February 27, 2004
A meteor streaked across the skies over the Susitna River Valley
on Tuesday night,
http://www.llnl.gov/llnl/06news/NewsReleases/2004/NR-04-02-15.html
Contact: Anne Stark
Phone: (925) 422-9799
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 26, 2004
Astrophysicists Observe Anomalies in Makeup of Interplanetary Dust Particle
Contact: Tony Fitzpatrick
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
314-935-5272
Washington University in St. Louis
Carbon found to be older than the Solar System
For the first time, researchers have identified organic material in
interplanetary dust particles (IDPs), gathered from the Earth's
stratosphere, that was
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/2876236/detail.html
Witnesses Report Seeing Fireball In Sky
Meteor Streaks Over Metro Area Around 6:30 PM
Denver Channel News
February 26, 2004
DENVER -- If you saw something unusual in the night sky
above Colorado Wednesay night, you weren't alone.
Many
All too often, when a fireball is being reported, the
Press feels compelled to print an explanation about
what produces the colors seen in a bright meteor.
Since it is hard to find a definitive explanation for
this phenomenon, the answer to the following FAQ is
attached below.
The general
Hi List
Here is the next reversal of auction prices. How many more will there be and when will it end...you just never know. Grab them while they are still available.
Make sure you check out the books at the bottom of the list. Some are used and some are brand new.Shipping is free on purchases
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
February 23-27, 2004
o THEMIS Images as Art #16 (Released 23 February 2004)
http://themis.la.asu.edu/zoom-20040223A.html
o THEMIS Images as Art #17 (Released 24 February 2004)
http://themis.la.asu.edu/zoom-20040224A.html
o THEMIS Images as Art #18 (Released 25
There is always the Donner Protocol
mark ford wrote:
Mankind would have to live off food reserves until food could be grown
there are more short term food reserves in towns and cities, my point
was that - sure millions would die
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Meteorite-list
the organic material in the IDP she and her colleagues analyzed probably was
formed in molecular clouds in the interstellar medium before the formation
of the Solar System. The isotopic anomalies are produced by chemical
fractionation at the very low temperatures found in these molecular clouds.
Hi
All,
A
couple inputs on the future-large-impact subject. Dirk Ross
opined:
NO GOVERNMENT in its right mind would give advance warning
even
if scientists do detect the object in time.
Whether the "government" chose to provide advance warning or not,
nearly
everyone with a computer
While I agree that my number of '1000 years' was picked arbitrarily, to be
realistic, if we can not prepair hardened food production facilities within
the warning time avalible, it would matter little if the 'nuclear winter'
lasted for 1000 years or only a few years, as both numbers are well
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/mer2004/daily/2-27-04.cfm
Spirit Status for sol 54
Heading To 'Humphrey'
posted Feb. 27, 5 pm PST
On sol 54, Spirit woke up to the song Big Rock in the Road by Pete
Wernick and made its final approach to the imposing rock called
Humphrey before the sol ended at 5:13 p.m.
Arbitrarily, obvious math, estimated, little difference, safe to assume, I suspect, I
think, etc. Thats enough please.
Bill Kieskowski
While I agree that my number of '1000 years' was picked arbitrarily, to be
realistic, if we can not prepair hardened food production facilities within
Hello all,
I have a few auctions finishing up tomorrow including the IMCA benefit auction for
This is NOT a DAG 476 meteorite. I'll also throw some more material into the box for
this one including some magnetite rich pieces that are great meteorwrongs for show and
tell.
Also, two of the
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