Hiii and happy new year,,,
I have recently found few rocks (over 5 Kg total) that I believe is
chondrite. The bottom half of one of these rocks (~1.5Kg) was (for long
time) inside the hot and wet soil and was highly weathered that it became
very soft and can be crushed very easily. I could
Hello
Not meteorite, sorry. The same idea for
allprobably in the first photo is a few paired to
a fusion crust of a probably meteorite, but see the
others photos I have change idea.
Regards
Matteo
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Hiii and happy new year,,,
I have recently found
Wow, folks!
My Hadejia thin section arrived today. Not only does it cover
most of the glass slide but it also shows breathtaking shock
veins, undulose extinction, twinning, various relict chondrules,
among them a huge, relict, barred and elongated (may have been
ellipsoidal) olivine chondrule
Monahans News Monahans, Texas Thursday, June 10, 1998 Meterorite 7 regains space rock Monahans' Meteorite 7 got their space rock (estimated value $19,000 and climbing) back. The vote of the City Council was unanimous. Patrick and Alvaro Lyles, 8 and 11 years old; Jose Felan, 11; Flavio and
Monahans News Monahans, Texas Thursday, June 10, 1998 Herd journalism hurts city Now that the City Council of Monahans has voted unanimously to give meteorite Monahans '98-I back to the kids who found it, is possible that we can begin to repair the damage done to the community's image by the
Monahans News Monahans, Texas Thursday, June 25, 1998 Meteor auction set for Internet Bidding starts at $20,000 when the Meteorite 7's Monahans 98-I is offered for auction on the world wide web on July 9. That report came from Steve Arnold, the Tulsa, Okla., meteorite broker who represents the
Here is a picture of the real Monahans and a picture of the Monahans
cast here
http://www.meteorman.org/Monahans.htm
Tim Heitz
Midwest Meteorite-
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Hello List, Is there any one on the list who can tell me how old G.B.
meteorites are? And how they came up with the age? I have read anywhere from
15 to 25 thousand years, is this right and why a 10 thousand year gap?
Thanks, Tom
The proudest member of the I.M.C.A. #6168
Many of us get a chance to investigate freshly reported meteorite falls of
which 99.99% are quickly resolved. Here's one that's going to remain a
mystery.
I've just spoken with a 72-year-old gentleman who believes that a meteorite
fell through his R.V.
All of the information contained
Hi Bernd Eric all
Any chance we could get a photo link to see one of these cool
thin sections?!
Thanks, Michael
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Wow, folks!
My Hadejia thin section arrived today. Not only does it cover
most of the glass slide
I hate to part with it but I have for sale an absolute mint condition 3-
volume, hardbound 'Handbook of Iron Meteorites' by Vagn Buchwald in
the slipcover case. Over 1400 pages in all and loaded with photos and
data on hundreds of iron meteorites. I am asking for a best offer over
$250 plus
I just picked up my 61 gram individual piece of hedeja/kilabo! It is a nice meteorite.Steve r. Arnold, Chicago, il, 60107
The midwest meteorite collector!
I.M.C.A. member #6728
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In his Sheba; through the desert in search of the legendary Queen,
(Boston: Houghton Mifflin; 2001), Nicholas Clapp remarks on p.112:, "I
hiked the rim of a crater where a primordial meteor had once smashed into
the Negev." Simply this, nothing more. I have been unable to
find out anything about
Some list members send HTML formated messages to the list, this can be a
probleme when it comes to spreading virus.
On most lists it is not allowed to send in HTML format.
Will it be a probleme to ask members to send plain txt only ?
Happy new year from Denmark
Lars Pedersen
Hi Lars;
That is a good point you bring up. HTML formatted messages can cause
problems, and are often unreadable by certain email clients.
Text-formatted messages only is a List policy, I just have not been
enforcing it recently. So members, please only send messages in text.
Regards, Art
They look like ordinary sedimentary rocks to me with grains of quartz. I am
no expert but it would take alot to convince me these are anything but Earth
rocks.
Keep trying though, sooner or later your luck is bound to change.
Mark M.
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Lars,
Using a good Anti-virus program that is properly updated on a regular basis
is a much simpler solution. Most of the listees are very virus conscience
and few have ever spread anything of any magnitude.
Mark M.
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Dear Mark, M, and List;
I second Marks opinion, I have seen this sedimentary cemented rock type
scattered for miles. Note that the grains are sorted by size from a
stream bed movement. Nice rock pictures.
M. needs a sedimentary geology tutor, any takers?
Dave F.
Mark Miconi wrote:
They look
Hi list. Without scouring all the websites, does anyone have a nice size iron slice with a nice size triolite inclusion in it? Iam looking for one for around $150.00. Please let me know.
steveSteve r. Arnold, Chicago, il, 60107
The midwest meteorite collector!
I.M.C.A. member #6728
Website url
Hello All,
Sorry for the length of this email, but I think most of you will find the
two stories entertaining.
I have done more than my fair share of investigating meteorite falls and
finds reported by the general public. My conclusion is that most folks
have great imaginations and tend to
I am totally confusedhedeja/kilabo
??
I guess it has not been officially
named.
But what confuses me anymore is
this
Steve seems to get many rare and large meteorites
and then it seems to me.. hewaves it under everyone's noses. like it
was some rare trophy that no one else
Congratulations Norbert.
I wish you and your bride a long life and much happiness together. Be
patient..it will take a year before you begin to understand her. and her
you... LOL.
Good Luck always...
P.S. He would probably rather you throw meteorites instead of rice
Rosie
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Where are these listed Michael.. I have 11g NWA 989..but..no cat
mountain..Is it expensive? I guess so.. I thought Steve Arnold had it all...
oh well..
Rosie
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A confused Rosemary Hackney wrote:
I am totally confused ... hedeja/kilabo?
Hello Rosie and List,
First of all let me remind you of the Admin's recent words
to only use simple text format posts to save bandwidth. If
you had chosen a simple text format, your mail would have
swallowed 2KB
Thank you Bernd
I do not understand tho.It is what I have always used.. I do not know what
it is.. But how do I change it? What is a simpler text format?
Rosie
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From: Bernd Pauli HD First of all let me remind you of the Admin's
recent words
to only use simple
OK.. I see one called Plain text.. Is this what you meant? I have switched
to it. Does this save bandwidth?
Rosie
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Rosemary Hackney wrote:
It sounds beautiful.
It is beautiful!
Today I received my Henbury from Australia.
Congrats on your acquisition! Cut, etched, and polished
Henburys are even nicer. They display a great Widman-
staetten pattern.
I am just as thrilled with this simple
little iron as
Hi Rosemary all,
Nope: the Cat Mountain has a starting bid of only $50 per gram!
That would be a good wholesale price in quantity - but this is for
a very nice 8.7g part slice, showing the great melt for which Cat
Mountain is famous.
You can see it and all the rest at:
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Hello,
Sorry for the trouble. Trying to turn the HTML off. Have talked with MSN customer service and followed their instructions and it didnt work the first time. I have do it again and restarted my computer so hopefully it works this time.
MarkProtect your PC - Click here for McAfee.com
Hello List members! Our Gold Basin group hunt on the 11th 12th is just
next weekend! We can meet at 9 AM at the corner of pierce ferry RD and
Greg's hideout RD. If you are staying in kingman we can meet in kingman at
7:30 or 8:00 and drive out there together. Every one is invited!
Thanks, Tom
Hello Everyone,
I have 6, 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 3/4 inch Riker mount display cases which I don't
need.
If anyone can use them, I would like to trade all 6 (preferably as a set)
for meteorite(s).
I will consider selling them for cheap if no one wants to trade.
Here is a picture of one:
Hi Rosie,
what kind of meteorites do you want?
Any kind. Es macht nicht (doesn't matter).
-Walter
Walter Branch, Ph.D.
322 Stephenson Save., Suite B
Savannah, GA 31405
www.branchmeteorites.com
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From: Rosemary
what kind of meteorites do you want?
Rosie
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Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 11:48 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Trade Riker Mounts for Meteorites
Hello Everyone,
I have 6, 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 3/4 inch Riker
Okay,
I think I fixed it. I did the suggestions the MSN customer service told me
to do and that didn't help. So I updated to the new MSN which had the
option of text e-mails. The old MSN version did not and did not like
Outlook express.this one doesn't like Outlook either but they are suppose
Hello and happy new year to the members of the list.
I'm Pierre (from France). I'm new to this list but some of you know me as I'm a
meteorite collector and hunter and I also buy
many meteorites.
My occupation is webmaster and website designer. As you know, meteorites are expensive
for a
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