http://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article1346411.ece
Anyone have any information about this? I would post a real link, but lately
anything that has HTML in it for the List seems to go straight to vapor.
Tracy Latimer
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Hi all,
I've just added a new page to my collection pages which displays the falls
only. So if anyone is interested in seeing the fresher variety of meteorite,
the page is here:
www.meteorites.com.au/collection/falls.html
Cheers,
Jeff
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Nothing has been found as far as I know. I heard that two persons spent
a week last summer looking for the meteorite but found nothing and I'm
not surprised.
The area is covered with low shrubs and wetlands and in the summer it is
a mosquito infested hell. You would have to walk right over a
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Hello List,
wow, what a nice great slice of Willamatte !!
Thank you
Mirko
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Hi folks,
I have some small lots on sale, all still at very affordable prices.
Most are low/very low TKW NWAs, including a very nice NWA 091 L6 showing
great vesiculation, and a really nice NWA 3154 H3.9 with lovely chondrules.
Paul posted:
Tom Phillips is one of 3 winners of the Carl Zeiss Contest MicroImages
2007
http://www.zeiss.de/c12567be0045acf1/Contents-Frame/
d6ea562032304237c1257361003284f4
Dear Tom:
That is a most impressive achievement, congratulations to you, and very
well deserved for your
I know there's already a wealth of information online about meteorite
collecting, but I decided to write a beginner's guide. I'd love to know
what the list thinks. If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know-
Dear Listees:
Saturday morning greetings from old Tucson.
I have a nice selection of meteorites ending on eBay tomorrow evening,
including a pretty little oriented Taza with rollover lip currently at
only $0.16/gram:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=170152429344
And a
Greetings List Members:
For those interested in Carbonaceous Chondrites - please have a look.
Thanks.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=200157742740
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Thanks Paul and Geoff!
I was quite surprised to win. The Zeiss micrograph contest has some fairly
stiff competition from people with access to the best equipment in the world.
It feels good to hold my own with 40 year old eBay equipment.
While a lot of the images are computer applied
Hi Tom,
I must admit, I am not into thin sections (yet) but I recognize art when I
see it and science as well. You manage to combine both.
Congratulations!
And thank-you Jim for loaning the NWA 482 thin section!
-Walter Branch
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From:
Hi Tom, Walter, Geoff and List,
Walter writes: I am not into thin sections (yet) but I recognize art
when I see it and science as well. You manage to combine both.
And, Walter, believe me, those among us who *are* already into
thin section and meteorite photography, know that Tom's pictures
are
On Sat, 29 Sep 2007 16:47:05 -0400, you wrote:
Hi Tom,
I must admit, I am not into thin sections (yet) but I recognize art when I
see it and science as well. You manage to combine both.
I actually like his perfect chondrule series and others listed on this page
much better than
Good evening, Folks,
I agree with all of these accolades. In addition, I'd like to point out that
the photo makes an awesome desktop background!
Best Regards,
Paul Martyn
Savannah, GA
In a message dated 9/29/2007 5:02:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Hi Tom, Walter,
Congradulations, Tom.
Jerry Flaherty
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Good evening, Folks,
I agree with all
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Outstanding Congratulations, Tom. A well deserved accolade.
Dave
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Congratulation to Tom Phillips!
Dear List,
Tom
I thought Toluca was classified as a medium octahedrite?
I checked some web sites and now it's classified and a special type of
course octahedrite.
Why did they reclassify it?
They change classifications all the time.
Remember Morasko IAB, then IIICD and now again IAB-Mg
Anyway Toluca is
I would also like to congratulate Tom. Tom was kind enough to take some
photographs for me last spring. The man truely has an eye.
The great thing about thin section collecting is that you can spend hours
looking at a $75 slide. Tom's photos show why.
Mark
I started to process my 3.4kg Toluca
About 1/3 of it will be used to make my sphere rough but I should have about
1500 grams of slices and end cuts
I made 2 cuts today which produced a 54 gram end cut and a 51 gram slice
Click the link to see a picture of it:
Hello Everyone,
I am proud to annouce I now have the 2007 Brenham Meteorite Coin in stock.
Those that preordered the coin will get an e-mail shortly. As this coin was
my suggestion, and since I was able to use a Kansas meteorite, this one is
my favorite in the series.
The 2007 $5 Cook
I thought Toluca was classified as a medium octahedrite?
I checked some web sites and now it's classified and a special type of
course octahedrite.
Why did they reclassify it?
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Michael:
I can't post to the m-list. Please forward this for me. - Kevin
Hola a Costa Rica:
Many list members know I have been living here at nine degrees north
on the side of the active Poas Volcano for more four years now. Life
is good. Only a few months ago did the modern wonder of
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