[meteorite-list] Rocks From Space Picture of the Day -

Hello Michael; That picture is breathtaking.and a lucky soul you are to own it.Thanks for sharing it with us. Herman. __ Meteorite-list mailing list Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com http://six.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list

[meteorite-list] AD: Peekskill Fragment

Good evening listees. I have a 2.04g fusion-crusted fragment of the Peekskill meteorite if anyone is interestred. This cube-shaped beaut has the thickest fusion crust I have ever seen! $306 takes it, USPS Priority mail w/ tracking delivery confirmation included. Purchased for $408 from Rob

[meteorite-list] Ad - Really Nice Material - MUST SEE - Auctions Ending!

Dear List Members, I loaded some larger sized specimens this week making for several excellent auctions ending in a few hours if this post makes it on time. Be sure to check out at least the highlights because there are some very interesting specimens this week. A lot of these great pieces are

Re: [meteorite-list] meteorite-list] possible impact crater

Hello Stefan, All, Nice find indeed, does appear to be a crater, and an unknown one at that. I have no idea what to do with such things...I have my own in Chad 21 17'10.89N 19 20'35.61E Doesn't appear volcanic, concentric rings, the whole nine yards. There's another cool structure a bit due

[meteorite-list] Grossliebenthal micro

Gidday listees from a collector down under Have any listees got a micro of Grossliebenthal for sale please Please contact me off list __ Meteorite-list mailing list Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com

Re: [meteorite-list] Elementary School Show n Tell

Gary, It's fantastic isn't it, the look on the faces of the young ones who truly appreciate what it is they see and hold. Two weeks ago I was fortunate enough to be loaned a sample of Apollo rocks for my own exhibition up here in the Western Isles of UK. A few hundred people came along and

[meteorite-list] Monthly Favourite / Milestones

Hi all, Firstly here's the Monthly Favourite for May, 2006. I know quite a few people are particularly interested in this meteorite, so I'll be updating this page as more information comes to hand over the next few months. http://www.meteorites.com.au/favourite.html May 2006, also marks the 4th

Re: [meteorite-list] Tagish Lake classification

Tagish Lake should be listed as an ungrouped C2 chondrite. jeff At 04:55 PM 4/30/2006, Dave Harris wrote: Hi, can anyone advise me as to the presently accepted classification of TL? Is it CI1 or C2 or what?! thanks! dave IMCA #0092 __

Re: [meteorite-list] meteorite-list] possible impact crater

Hello Stefan and all...That's a pretty neat structure, altough I don't see it mentionned anywhere in different databases that I know about impact structures.It would be interesting to talk to a geologist in the Nicaragua region to see if it has been studied yet! All we need to find is some

[meteorite-list] Fw: crop circles.....ho ho ho!!

hi, I am resending as this is the 2nd message I have sent that doesn't appearto have hit the list (first one one was re Tagish Lake). Apologies if the digest issending all msgs to me and you havealreadyseen this email! Best, again d. ---Original Message--- From: Dave Harris

[meteorite-list] New price of hunting meteorites!

Dear List; Here's the new price of hunting meteorites in SW Wyoming. regular unleaded $2.41 diesel 2.51 premium 2.61 real cost: driving for ever and not finding any. Best, Dave F. __ Meteorite-list mailing list

[meteorite-list] New Impact Structure ?

Probable Impact Structure. Algeria. Not found listed elswhere by myself. 26 deg 14 min 36.6 secs N, 2 deg 57 min 03.88 secs E Diameter 9.7 km. suggested altitude 17.5 km. Please Google Earth this location and let me know anything that you think, find or know. Cheers all. Kevin VK3UKF.

Re: [meteorite-list] New Meteorite Friends

Hi All, There are 7 new faces you can now see on the Meteorite Friends Page at: http://www.michaelbloodmeteorites.com/MeteoriteFriends.html They now include: Bob Walker Calvin Shipbaugh Cecil Caufield Fabrice Kessler Jose Guggiari Larry Atkins and Marcin Cimala Those

Re: [meteorite-list] AD: DaG628 - Meteorite - CarbonaceousChondriteCO3 - 11.0g

Hi Michel and list This is the coord of the DaG628 (MetBase): 27° 16' 25N 16° 20' 18E This is the coord of the DaG749 (MetBase): 27° 18' 6 N 15° 45' 52E DaG628 was found 56,9Km east from the DaG749 field, the ellipse of the 749 goes from NW to NE as you can see here:

Re: [meteorite-list] analysis of an ultrarefractory material from Granada, CO

Mr Ray, Thanks for the update on your research, I hope you can complete your studies and reveal the true origin of your 'slag' material. I am the writer of most of the 'negative posts' in response to the same reasons that I have also written you. You mention that you never attempted to sell

[meteorite-list] Mars Exploration Rover Update - May 1, 2006

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html SPIRIT UPDATE: Spirit Continues Winter Science Studies on Mars - sol 820-827, May 01, 2006: Spirit remains healthy and is making good progress on the rover's winter campaign of scientific experiments. This week Spirit continued collecting a

RE: [meteorite-list] crop circles.....ho ho ho!!

Indeed. - But things have moved on since the early days see http://www.circlemakers.org/ It's basically just another form of graffiti, i.e mindless criminal damage, but hey, it sells books etc Mark Ford -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On

RE: [meteorite-list] AD: DaG628 - Meteorite - Carbonaceous ChondriteCO3 - 11.0g

Unfortunately DaG 628 its in another zone of the Pelisson found Matteo --- Michel FRANCO [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto: Francesco and list, More than 100 kg of CO3 were found in the DAG field ! all paired ! Ellipse of fall on published by our beloved Pelisson brothers years ago.

Re: [meteorite-list] Planet V (for Five)

Hi, David, List, Not unexpectedly, I agree that HED-Mesosiderites are all out of one connected origin. This is not a new notion. Digging around, I found this quote from the early 70's. It is a reasonable working hypothesis that there is a close genetic relationship among the eucrites,

Re: [meteorite-list] Re: Planet V (for Five, and not for Velikovsky)

Hi, Just a thank you to Bob Verrish and Rob McCafferty for their kind words. I'm afraid it's just case of That boy has too much time on his hands... But as long as something on The List sends me off to travel the Google Highway (or my own bookshelves) for extended periods, I figure I

Re: [meteorite-list] analysis of an ultrarefractory material from Granada, CO

(Sorry if this is a duplicate) Mr Ray, Thanks for the update on your research, I hope you can complete your studies and reveal the true origin of your 'slag' material. I am the writer of most of the 'negative posts' in response to the same reasons that I have also written you. You mention

AW: [meteorite-list] New price of hunting meteorites!

Dave, try this, but dont be so cruel and don't find the Albin main mass of a ton. 2 carrots/hour. http://www.lokfuehrer-hamburg.de/esel.jpg Bavaria: diesel 5.40$ premium 6.39$ -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Dave Freeman mjwy

Re: [meteorite-list] Elementary School Show n Tell

Rob, It has me thinking about loaning out my small collection to the hospital for display in their lobby for a month. Public viewing and collateral learning materials are important. Is your exhibition permanently open to the public? Gary On 2 May 2006 at 1:48, Rob McCafferty wrote:

[meteorite-list] AD - New LL3.1 Starting others Ending Today

Dear List Members, This week I have a new LL3.1, NWA 2796, that will be available on eBay starting today (Wednesday). There are only 11 specimens available due to the low total known weight. Also later today, there are two different recent weekly rare offerings that will end. They are

[meteorite-list] Collection photos change ended

Hello I have ended to change the photos on my collection site, eliminated the 98% of the old photos, this is the photos change: NWA 1067 HAH 180 ASHMORE BARRILLA DENSMORE 1950 DIMMITT EDMONSON B EL HAMMAMI all 2 ESTACADO FAUCETT FERMO JILIN LA YESERA 001 NADIABONDI slice NUEVO MERCURIO OCHANSK

[meteorite-list] Fireball rattles the east coast.

Hi List. I was organizing some old papers and came across an article that brought back memories of something I will never forget. On July 23rd, 2001 (almost 6 years ago) I was jet skiing on Lake Ontario by Rochester N.Y. (I have lived here my whole life) I was heading dead east about 1/4 mile

[meteorite-list] NEW NWA METEORITE SALE

Hello. Its been nearly a month since I had a NWA sale and updated my website so here is a long awaited another sale. Some cute stuff on this page so check early to get first pickings. http://www.meteoriteshop.com/nz-meteorites/meteorite-n-sale2.html My last sale here is mostly updated with sold

Re: [meteorite-list] meteorite-list] Impact Research Group Membership

Dear Gaeten and List of those interested in Impact Research, I will gladly set up a mailing list andmaintain Excel database for those that want to report potential impact features. This list will record the first potential finder, date,coords and comments (Please note if you want somethingkept

Re: [meteorite-list] New price of hunting meteorites!

Hunting Meteorites in Europe: regular unleaded 1.32 EUR/LITRE diesel 1.13 EUR/LITRE premium 1.34 EUR/LITRE 1 US gallon = 3.785 liters 1 USD = 0.794 EUR real cost : driving into the mountains and not finding any.(e.g. Neuschwanstein) that´s the real thing

[meteorite-list] CO3 and CV3

Wow I did not know that so many co3's in the DAG realm could possibly be paired.I just got my little stone of DAG 535.It is a CV3 with a TKW of only 19 grams.There were 2 stones,1 was 2.8 grams which was used as the classification stone,and the other 16.28 grams is the only other stone.It is the