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Hi Steve and all,
Great story Steve hunting the Imilac field. I believe I have a few of
those imilacs in my collection! Hunting stories like that make being on
this list worth while. Be careful of the company you keep :-)
--AL Mitterling
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What a frigging idiot this jerk is. WOW, thieves stole
lots of $. It tends to happen, and outside the
meteorite world I might ad.
This guy is truly a nutcase. I have seen the photos of
his "crater". It is not a crater, there are no
meteorites, it is all a scam.
So don't worry Randall, your "cr
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WOW , you seem to be off the deep end. There are
robbers, thieves, and criminals all around the world.
You act like it exists in the meteorite world only.
Give me a break.
If you are so worried about your stupid "crater" why
in the heck are you posting about it here? You sound
like a crazy old c
Folks
...just an observation a couple of weeks ago I mentioned a very
significant find in the UK by Rob Elliott re the Hambleton Pallasite - d'you
know I had 2, maybe 3 emails on the subject? One to diss it and the other to
buy some. No thread, no discussion, nada, bupkiss,nowt...
You guys h
On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 09:52:48 -0700, you wrote:
>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160063023682
>
Wow, "an actual meteorite tektite from Mars-red rock"
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It looks more like a volcanic cone instead of a crater to me.
Gary
On 24 Feb 2007 at 8:52, Michael Farmer wrote:
> What a frigging idiot this jerk is. WOW, thieves stole
> lots of $. It tends to happen, and outside the
> meteorite world I might ad.
> This guy is truly a nutcase. I have seen
Dave,
You're right. Somehow I missed the post about this pallasite. Maybe because
of all the
other 'stuff' the list generates. Would you mind reposting the info to me?
I'm
definitely interested here in itty bitty NH - another tiny US state :)
Gary
On 24 Feb 2007 at 17:22, Dave Harris wro
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160063023682
Excellent!
Our friend Mark Bostick gave me one of these as a present, and it went
straight into my meteorite toys collection. Yes, I have a meteorite
toys collection. I know it's weird, but the kids love it. Oh wait, I
don't hav
I can just visualize cans of haggus on the shelves of
Kroger...sigh...McHaggus, home of the golden entrails
- Original Message -
From: "Gary K. Foote" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "metlist"
Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 12:33 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Hambleton Pallasite - reprise
Yep only 5 emails about that sensational find in the archives
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Dave
Harris
Gesendet: Samstag, 24. Februar 2007 18:22
An: metlist
Betreff: [meteorite-list] Hambleton Pallasite - reprise
Folks
..
On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 10:43:59 -0700, you wrote:
>> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160063023682
>
>Excellent!
>
>Our friend Mark Bostick gave me one of these as a present, and it went
>straight into my meteorite toys collection. Yes, I have a meteorite
>toys collection. I know
Dave Harris posted:
>> You guys have been going on about Holbrook as if it was the most
>> important thing in the world and also on and on about this
>> speculative Peru fall -
>> isn't this all a bit parochial? Is the Hambleton pallasite really
>> that
>> boring? Maybe you all know about it al
I think it looks more like a erosion form, but then maybe we got
different pictures.
I got 09180026.jpg and 09180031.jpg. The first looks like a collapsed
wall of a canyon complete with traces where water has drained off in a
small ditch. The second shows a canyon in a mountainous area with only
Dave: "I am surprised that no one had any real questions regarding this
fantastic find."
Martin: "Yep only 5 emails about that sensational find in the archives"
Gary: "Dave, You're right."
Hello All,
As for myself, I don't quite agree for at least two reasons:
1) I knew about Hambleton as e
I thought that Hambleton was old news? I remember reading Robs great story
on his site last year and even trying to buy some in November. Has there
been more Hambleton found or something I dont know about?
Kind regards,
Mike Bandli
www.Astro-Artifacts.com
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In my never ending quest of hammers and information
re same, I have come across this puppy a couple of times:
Dec. 8, 1929 YugoslaviaMeteor hits bridal party, killed 1
Note that no name is provided for this fall. It is, of course, not
on the Walter Branch "Hits" page.
Any info an
HAHAHAHAHAHA. Good One. This is the best one that I
have herd since the pellisons reported that they see
terrorists behind every rock and on the other side of
their shot glasses. I was going to respond to this a
couple days ago but well, its hard to type when you
cant stop laughing at the stupidy a
I have been to peru maybe 20 times or more. I love the
place and have a lot of friends there. And as somebody
said yesterday on this list I can attest that the
pisco sour is the worlds best drink (Worth going to
peru just to drink it). Most of the time I go to
arequipa where most of my peruvian fri
Hi, Michael,
The source is a newspaper: New York Times
(published in New York, New York, USA)
Date (of report in NYT): December 8, 1929
Date of Incident: Not Specified
Location: Zvezvan, Yugoslavia
Details: A meteortite struck a wedding party in
Zvezvan, killing one person.
I think t
I, for one NEVER tire of these SA photos. One more facinating the the
previous.
So dramatic an event in "our" own time, recorded magnificently and
represented with such seductive vividness.
And of course its "abundance" and durability makes it a collector's dream.
All Hail Sikhote-Alin and its ma
I found the newspaper clipping but unfortunately it
seems that the online paper
(http://www.larepublica.com.pe/) has taken down the
link so I no longer have the photos of the bomb crater
and volcanic basalt meteorites. All I have is the
email that my friend sent to me with the forwarded
text.
But o
Michael, forgive me if this has been asked and answered but has there been
any corroboration of the relatively recent report of NOMADS being struck
and killed.
Jerry Flaherty
- Original Message -
From: "Michael L Blood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Meteorite List"
Sent: Saturday, February
>Re: [meteorite-list] Peruvian meteorite crater - friendly warning to
>hunters that may be considering...
>Michael Farmer
>Sat, 24 Feb 2007 09:00:17 -0800
>WOW , you seem to be off the deep end. There are
>robbers, thieves, and criminals all around the world.
>You act like it exists in the meteo
Hi list.I just wanted to share with you all my soon to
be new iron to my collection.A 390 gram slice of
ZACATACES,MEXICO.Another pic will follow later,but for
now this can be seen on my website under my iron
page.Let me know what you think and please sign my
guest book.
steve
Steve R.Arnold,c
>> ZACATACES.Let me know what you think
I think you misspelled it.
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Best regards fro
Hi Sterling,
Do you know if there is a name for this fall? (Is it "Zvezvan?"
Thanks, again, Michael
on 2/24/07 12:16 PM, Sterling K. Webb at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Hi, Michael,
>
> The source is a newspaper: New York Times
> (published in New York, New York, USA)
> Date (of r
Hi Randall,
Your diatribe about Peruvian jails and such was very
un-cool. This is supposed to be a friendly list aimed
at helping fellow meteorite hunters and collectors.
Threatening to have members of the meteorite community
thrown in jail is not in the spirit of this list as I
understand it.
I heard of a Kossak being knocked off his horse... (unsubstantiated,
of course). Don't know about nomads...
Michael
on 2/24/07 12:25 PM, Gerald Flaherty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Michael, forgive me if this has been asked and answered but has there been
> any corroboration of the rel
Hi Chicagoan Steve Arnold,
I think that might be a "namewrong" for a "meteorwrong", or some pong... :)
Perhaps you mean ZACATECAS?
José Campos
- Original Message -
From: "steve arnold" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 8:44 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] zacataces
Thaddeus -
Why not go out and try to find some more pieces?
good hunting,
Ed
--- Mr EMan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There isn't enough information to reach a
> conclusion.
> The original masses and how they were assembled
> prior
> to fragmentation are missing values and presently
> beyond
Ask and ye shall receive:
"Little thing like a meteor fails to discourage bride"
New York Times
December 8 1929
p. E1
Special correspondence of the New York Times
Belgrade, Nov. 20. - The heavens "blessed" a bride in unwonted
and unwelcome form in the village of Zvezvan today. As the wedding
p
Hi Jeffrey,
Thanks!
However, I was wondering what the NAME of this meteorite is
"Zvezvan" is not listed in Meteorites A to Z.
Michael
on 2/24/07 5:26 PM, Jeffrey Shallit at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Ask and ye shall receive:
>
> "Little thing like a meteor fails to
Michael Blood asked:
"However, I was wondering what the NAME of this meteorite is
"Zvezvan" is not listed in Meteorites A to Z."
Because newspaper reports are not always correct.
I wouldn't add any of these to your list either Michael.
http://www.meteoritearticles.com/meteorwrongsMT.html
C
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Hi, Michael, Jeffrey, List
Michael, as you well know, if the stone is
not preserved, conserved, abducted by a museum,
university, or government agency, examined by
a geologist, mineralogist, scholar, savant, published,
mentioned, noted, or abstracted, and then, in more
scientific times, cut, s
Hi,
Mark is certainly correct about the hoaxing propensities
of 19th century (and early 20th century) newspapers. The
ultimate example is that is the "Great Moon Hoax" of 1832:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Moon_Hoax
You will note that Mark's list is of very dramatic accounts.
OK, th
Hi Sterling,
While I agree with pretty much all you have to say, I
do not agree with what you seem to imply: that we should
accept as fact every reported fall. Arguments against this
are at least as strong as the argument to accept none of them.
For instance, look at some of the "re
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