G'day List,
I have just received a nice little unclassified
saharanmeteorite from the Hupes which is very different to any other
pieces I have. It has peaked my interest and since there is so much knowledge in
this list, I thought I'd ask for opinions as to what the classification may be.
Dear Jeff,
The slices of the unknown, as pictured, very much resemble DAG 430, which is
so far classified as C3 UNGR. At least it has the quasi same
charcoal-like chondrules. I don't remember of the sandy texture. Is the
texture of your slice similar to that of Agoult ?
Best wishes,
Zelimir,
Hello Jim and list
I felt you guys did a stand up job, with all the difficulties and egos. Its
a shame that this has to happen. I'm too new to this list to know much, but
I sure am going to miss the stories of the field trips and all the articles
and techniques. So, guess I'll go back to my corner
Hello all
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Hello Paul and list,
Paul wrote: We had a dream of giving back to the meteorite community some of
what we
have received.
I think you and Tim did just that. It is a shame that Meteorite Times has
ended. You and Tim put a lot of work into it and it is/was appreciated by
the vast majority of the
Jim and Paul and List,
WHAT!
Meteorite Times is ending?
Over egos, personality conflicts, and business.
It is of course, it is your right end your website but let me tell you,
I think Meteorite Times is (or now, was) one of the best, most
entertaining, most informative and freshest sites
Hi Paul and list,
how terribly SAD that meteoritetimes has ended !!!
I' m fairly new to the fascinating world of meteorites (2 years)
and very new to the list (1 week).
Meteoritetimes was always very very exciting to read.
I printed out every issue and read it again and again:
Martins colorful
Dear Jim and Paul:
I was unpleasantly surprised and dismayed by your posts to the List
late last night. You are both well-liked, respected and active
members of the meteorite community. Meteorite Times is just the
most recent service you've provided.
I happen to be well aware of one of the
Jim, Paul, and List:
I agree with Walter on this.
It's a shame when people freely give to all in this manner and have their
good-will treated with bad-will.
There are so many ways to make contributions in this field.
Jim and Paul found one and did an honorable job at it.
Perhaps with
Paul:
Held liable? On what basis?
If people in the meteorite community are making such threats, it is a
sad day indeed!
Mark
Dear List,
Do to the fact that we might be held liable for mentioning
one person more than another we will NOT be hosting a Tucson
Information page as we have
Walter and List-
I am afraid that I am the individual inadvertently responsible for Paul and Jim
pulling the plug on Meteorite Times, and I feel so terribly about this.
I brought a matter to their attention which was not a matter of ego, but a matter of
the misuse of the Market Trends column.
Jim and Paul,
If, due to the STUPIDITY and IMMATURITY of the party(ies) involved your decision is
final, then so be it.
However, could we ask that you keep the already published issues posted on the
website for a few more days to allow the opportunity to print/download articles that
may be
Zelimir Gabelica a écrit:
The slices of the unknown, as pictured, very much resemble
DAG 430, which is so far classified as C3 UNGR.
Jeff inquired:
I would take a somewhat semi-educated guess at an LL4
Bonsoir Zelimir,
Hello Jeff,
Hi List,
My (equally semi-educated) guess would also be:
Hello Jeff and all,
Except for the iron staining, your photo looks very similar to NWA531, an
LL4 that can be seen on Scott Brey's website. The link to that site is:
http://www.planetbrey.com/
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Frank
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From: Bernd Pauli HD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Such petty little things, these people that would kill something so valuable
due to their own vanity. I have no idea what caused the fight/problem, but
feel if the parties causing the problem would SIMPLY PULL THEIR OWN HEADS
OUT OF THEIR ASSES, the world might be a better place. Someone needs to
http://skyandtelescope.com/news/current/article_839_1.asp
Did Pluto Take a Punch?
By Govert Schilling
Sky Telescope
January 8, 2003
If David J. Tholen (University of
Hawaii) is right, Pluto was probably hit by a small Kuiper Belt object in
the not-too-distant past. One consequence of that
Isotope Ratio Measurements Firm Up Knowledge of Earth's Formation
Physics Today
January 2003
New measurements on primitive meteorites suggest that Earth's core
formed earlier than was previously thought. -- Richard Fitzgerald
A complicated interplay of processes occurred 4.6 billion years ago
Mark put it more colorfully and succinctly than I ever could. Just put
ditto marks underneath the entire thing for my part. Due to various
crises in my family's life, I will be unable to attend Tucson this
year. MeteoriteTimes and this list are (were) my best ties to the rest of
the meteoric
Some days the music makers and the dreamers get drowned out by the noise
makers. This is a real shame and I hope the individuals responsible can feel
proud now. Makes me sick, little children.
--
Rob Wesel
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We are the music makers...and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
Willy Wonka,
Dear Craig, Mark, Geoff, Walter and all list members who have
benefited so much from the selfless efforts of Paul Harris and
Jim Tobin,
I am just sick upon reading Pual Jim's posts.
I am afraid I was one of the authors mentioned, by citing my auction
and not mentioning Darryl's in
Dear list,
First a huge thank you to all those who said thanks!
For those who think they know the whole story and can point fingers send
hateful e-mails to others,
then start your hate with Jim and I. Our decision was based on many
things. But NOT because of
a single person or event.
PLEASE
http://aipsoe.aip.de/~rend/2003imc.html
International Meteor Conference 2003
General remarks
The International Meteor Organization (IMO) will hold its next International
Meteor Conference (IMC) in Bollmannsruh, Germany, on 18-21 September 2003.
The location is about 40 km west of Berlin, or
Michael,
You sound very sincere and I am now starting to get more info on what
happened. Maybe it may have helped to mention your intentions to discuss
more items in the next months article. Something like: Next Month...The
Complete Listing of All the Tucson Shows Dealers, or something that let
And do not resignthat will not help. Print an explanation and go
forward. Resigning only deprives us all of what you have to contribute, it
doesn't have to be perfect, but if it is not there, then it is way less than
perfect.
Mistakes are commonlearning from them so that others benefit
Hello Paul, I hope you did not offend any of the cry babies on the list with
this statement!
Jim and I are going to Tucson. We are going to see as many Dealers as we
can. We are going to
have a great time at Larry, Twink and Jim's Party. We'll party harty at
Geoff and Steve's Party!
We'll
Hi list !
Has anybody a piece of the Searsmont meteorite for sale ?
Thanks,
Christian
IMCA #2673
www.austromet.com
Ing. Christian ANGER
Korngasse 6
2405 Bad Deutsch-Altenburg
AUSTRIA
email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greetings Paul, Jim and List,
I have not as of yet read all of the responses to this issue, but I
agree completely with Mark's sentiments. This is truly a sad
situation and I also implore Jim and Paul to reconsider their
decision. I am not a big dealer nor neccesarly what might be
considered a
Hi list,
I think before we go on picking on Michael Blood's and Darryl's head we
should read very carefully what they wrote here on the list. Maybe it
had been better that Michael published his text on this list (instead of
the meteoritetimes). Maybe Darryl overreacted a bit but I can feel
Hello,
I just thought that the last few posts (the demise of MT) were amongst the
saddest posts I have ever seen sent to the list
ho hum
A little bit of us has died now that MT is no longer with us. We are poorer
for that.
dave
Jim and Paul,
After reading most of the posts related to this most tragic event I would ask you to
reconsider your decision to close down this informative online publication. I can also
offer what I think is a reasonable solution to the problems. I know there may be other
items that I am not
Hi there list. I am sorry also to see a great online publication go by the way of the edsel. I hope you guys can maybe try and give it another go. It ranks right up there with meteorite magazine. There has been some great emails from some great people who know alot more about this hobby than I'll
Hello List,
Sigh, the loss of MT will be felt by all - the List, collectors, dealers,
educators, novices, strollers of the 'net and the merely meteoritically
curious.
Jim, Paul, I want to thank you for sharing your dream, enthusiasm,
knowledge, and most importantly, free time with and on
Dear Greg and List,
Greg, thank you for making this post to the list.
AS I HAVE ALREADY SAID in a previous post there were MANY things that
affected our decision.
Michael Blood and Darryl Pitt are dear friends of ours and we want the
personal attacks on them to stop.
I'll repeat incase there
Jim, Paul and List,
I can only echo the sentiments of what has been posted regarding the end of
Meteorite Times. I too looked forward to each and every issue and a short
time ago I suggested that all of the issues be put together into book form. I
was impressed with the writing and the
Dear List,
I just got home from work and found what the list has been busy with today
and it distresses me more than the closing of the magazine.
We decided to stop the magazine for a host of reasons and not because of
any group of individuals or particular thing. It was the accumulation of
I hope every one comming to the GB hunt as a safe trip! If you are staying
in kingman let me know. : )
Thanks, Tom
The proudest member of the I.M.C.A. #6168
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Hello List,
It has been a very emotional day. Sometimes things have to happen to remind
us we are human.
Lets respect the wishes and choices of Paul and Jim. I am sure they will
continue to support this hobby in a very positive way through their always
exspanding website. It has always been
James .. Paul.. I am so sorry this has happened...Everyone loved the
magazine as far as I could tell. and a lot of hard work went into it. I know
you are depressed and upset.
Reminds me of another time in my past.. er.. History. I was working on the
Group Newsletter in Civil Air Patrol. As most
Hello List, I offend someone on the list with this post. If I offended
any one else I apologize to you as well as the one who let me know. I
used Pauls party statement as an example of how someone can take a
simple statement and make it into something big! The list has been full
of people
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