Hello all I am looking for a copy of the Handbook of iron meteorites.
I was hoping to find someone who would be interested in a partial
trade. But if I can find a reasonable price cash is ok. Thanks
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Mike Miller Po Box 314 Gerber Ca 96035
www.meteoritefinder.com
530-384-1598
Eh? NWA 1685 LL6, sounds like its already been classified?? Or am I
missing something!?
Best,
Mark
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Paul and List, does this help??
Looking at the lowermost figure in the Chinese article, I have to
wonder, being unable to read Chinese, if the author of the Chinese
article is confusing them with the man made stone balls in Costa
Rica. (A translation of this article would be greatly appreciated.
http://origin.connpost.com/localnews/ci_5724143
Easton noting meteorite anniversary
TONY SPINELLI [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Connecticut Post Online
Article Launched:04/21/2007 11:13:04 PM EDT
It's a 28-pound rock, colored gray and brown, the kind
you might stumble across on a hike through an old
Hi Mike and list
Thanks for sending the post about the Weston meteorite celebration.
Here is an image of one of my postcards of the Weston meteorite. It is
about 2/3 of the way down the page.
http://jensenmeteorites.com/Postcards/Other.htm
Mike
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Mike Jensen
Jensen Meteorites
16730 E Ada PL
The following appeared in yesterday's (April 22, 2007) Denver Post.
HUSS, MARGARET ANN (NININGER) Passed away April 14, 2007 at age 82. Preceded
in death by her husband, Glenn Huss. Beloved mother of Gary Huss, Peggy
Schaller, and Susan Greiner. Grandmother of Ben and Ethan Greiner. Also
Hey Mike,
Thanks a lot. As a New Englander[Plymouth, MA] I can appreciate the
significance of this particular meteorite.
200 years of New England weather in all likelihood has meant the demise of
any relics of this classic.
Yet it is encouraging to note that there is a strewnfield within 150
Dear List Members,
I have several excellent auctions ending this
afternoon and tomorrow. I loaded some outstanding
examples of Sikhote Alins with CRATERS that were
started at my costs. These represent the very last
that I have in inventory and took several years to
acquire. Also of note, I
I just received my 50mm NWA 2828 sphere and I am extremely please with how
it turned out.
It has a nice baby blue color and very little brown.
I wear this phase out but once again this picture doesn't do the specimen
justice.
I love collecting these but I hate photographing them.
A by product of having a sphere made is scraps.
My NWA 2828 sphere started out as a 599 gram whole specimen which had a core
removed so I was left with a 235 gram whole specimen with a big hole in the
center.
Here are 2 pictures.
Hi!
Yes, I thought it looked much more brown than blue and thought when I first
looked at it, that it really looked like a planet!
Very nice again!
Still love the Dronino Sphere, I think its my favorite!
With best regards,
Moni
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http://www.longmontfyi.com/Local-Story.asp?id=15920
Witnesses, NORAD think meteorite was green object seen over Colorado
By Trevor Hughes
The Daily Times-Call (Colorado)
April 22, 2007
LONGMONT - Area residents who were lucky enough to be looking at the sky
late Friday night are still in awe
NORAD was way off the mark on this one. Fortunately, the release was
based on a report from one eyewitness, not any sort of instrumentation
(or I'd be worried about our national security g).
Actually, the fireball was over western Colorado, and unrelated to the
Lyrids. Details are here:
Greetings all:
Viewers in North America might like to know that our own Steve
Brenham Arnold will be a guest star on CNBC TV tonight. He will be
interviewed by Donny Deutsch for The Big Idea and will be talking
about his big Brenham finds.
Air time is 10 pm with a repeat at 1 am Eastern
Hello, can anyone tell me what this type of meteorite should sell for?
Type - Rare Medium Octahedrite (IIICD) with metallic and silicate inclusions.
Location - Lihu and Yaozhai towns, Nandan County, Guangxi, China.
Date - Fell 1516 ( Recognized As Meteorite In 1958 )
Details
Weight
I think these two sellers are committing fraud and are
the same people:
What's up with two different IDs for the same seller,
marketing the same goods from the same location?
mineral-station:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=250106211268
Just type meteorite solid iron-nickel into the eBay
search and you will see that this seller has three
separate IDs:
mineralmall
wholesale*gem
mineral-station
None of these look like meteorites to me. It looks
like hundreds of dollars are being fleeced from
unsuspecting collectors.
All the
Tom, List,
Fantastic!
Those are some great photo's Tom. The 2100x images of the angrite are very
cool, I'd like to see more at that magnification. I like the one that looks
like a little computer board or something, on SAH 99555. Very interesting,
anyone know what that is all about?
If
Hi list, I was out today and just got back to my computer. Thanks to every
one for looking at the micrographs and taking the time to write me.
It seems, at least some, got a kick out of the high mag Angrite shots.
My favorite? The barred chondrule in the Santa Vitoria do Palmar L3 160X
Dear Adam and List,
Still more meteorite fraud still on eBay:
Seller: mineral-station:
http://cgi.ebay.com/SOLID-IRON-NICKEL-METEORITE-SPECIMEN-500GRAMS-YING12_W0QQitemZ250105908678QQihZ015QQcategoryZ3239QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Hi List, I have looked inside (and up close) of my fair share of meteorites.
I don't remember what the seller ID of the day was, but I bought one.
Hematite just like I thought. You could have a game of hop scotch with the
red
streak it left on the cement. No iron!
Tom Phillips
In
Dear Adam and List,
Thanks Adam for pointing this out. It is also
interesting that the seller is located in the
US!(China). Most of the rocks resemble Mekong Iron.
Another seller from Singapore is selling the same fake
meteorites. With more than 1000 tons of Mekong Iron
sold into the market
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