Dear Geoff,
Thought you'd like to know, check your email box, it is full buddy.
Very Best,
DAve Freeman
Notkin wrote:
Michael B. posted:
What the hay is a Tucson show fee number?
Dear Michael:
That's the little ticket stub they give you, so you can see the Dancing Meteorite Showgirls.
See
Walter Branch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Yes the term xenolith would apply to the individual clast. It is a term used to describe something foreign or exotic that really shoulnd't be there. If the clast was the same as the matrix I would hesitate to use it but if it were different then it
Title: Nachricht
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/1/n/001/1N128285132EDNP1500R0M1.JPG
A feature most
extraordinaire...
Kind
regards,
Bernhard
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Donald Savage (202)
Title: Nachricht
Hi
Bernhard and List,
It is
certainly a most interesting image!
What
is the distance from the rover to that martian outcrop?
Any
guesses? Perhaps Ron Baalke canhelp us?
Have a
nice Sunday,
Jos
Campos
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Hello list and Ron, "We're on Mars, everybody!" Congratulations NASA and the people associated with the Mars projects. Let your co-workers know for us Ron that you have gave us all a reason to smile. Looking forward to the vast amount of information and graphic we are sure to get from this..or
Good morning list.I put up 5 new auctions today.View at your liesure.The
link is at the bottom of this email.
steve
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website url http://stormbringer60120.com
Dear List, Pics are up of the first available slices of L7 on the
website. www.meteorites-r-us.com The ultra-thin 5 group sold out
completely as I was loading it, The other 2 groups are still as of this
message available, Thanks for your support! Nels
Dear List Members,
First of all, congratulations to NASA who has had its hands full managing
several missions at once for the successful landing of Opportunity. That
outcrop of bedrock image sure looks enticing, can hardly wait for some high
resolution images of it! I could imagine walking over
Hi List,
What is the best way to remove dirt and caliche/alkali staining from meteorites?
Thanks,
Sonny
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Hello all,
I invite everyone to take a look at this weeks eBay
offerings at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/eBayMeteorites/
There are some interesting things being offered.
Also, take a look at the description for this group.
If it interests you, please join so that you will have
posts
Sonny and list,
I have had success removing caliche/alkali with a
bathroom cleaning product called CLR. It is sold to remove calcium, rust
and lime. You can watch the action as it bubbles away the coating. I
then rinse in water and then in alcohol before drying. This seems to work
with no
Dear List, Just got two pieces of this incredible stone up on the
website. Enjoy. More to come tomorrow!! Thanks Nels
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Hi all, I was once told to just soak the meteorite in
distilled water to remove caliche and it worked great!
Thanks, TomPeregrineflier IMCA 6168
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I personally would not soak my iron bearing meteorites in water, any
takers on that one?
Dave F.
Tom aka James Knudson wrote:
Hi all, I was once told to just soak the meteorite in distilled water
to remove caliche and it worked great!
Thanks, Tom
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Hi All,
I've finally succeeded in clearing up my schedule to allow me to
go to Tucson this year. Of course, most hotels within 60 miles
of Tucson have been booked for Friday-Saturday nights (6th 7th)
for months, so I knew I'd have my work cut out for me. A couple
places can still be had for
Robert,
I just got reservations last night through expedia.com.
I made reservations at Rio Rico Resort and Country Club.
It is a three star hotel located 54 south of Tucson airport
on I-19 (1 hour drive)
The hour drive is offset by the $96.00 room rate.
The place looks beautiful.
Best,
ken
it worked great beings
caliche is water soluble
And distilled water is considered a solvent.
Best,
ken
Tom aka James Knudson wrote:
Hi list, Tett said; Just threw a Gao into distilled water to try
I had a GB I found that was covered in caliche. I soaked it for 1/2 hour or
so and used a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If anyone can suggest a place for under,say, $160/night, I'm all ears...
For many years I used to combine the Tucson show trip with seeing a friend in Phoenix, so I used to stay at the Super 8 Motel in Eloy, just about exactly halfway in between. It ain't the Four
Hi All,
Thanks everyone for all the suggestions both on and off list. With
a bit of persistence between Priceline, Expedia and Travelocity, a
room finally turned up at the Flamingo north of Speedway and Stone.
The online reviews of the place are not flattering, so if something
better comes along
Guy Webster (818) 354-5011
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
Donald Savage (202) 358-1547
NASA Headquarters, Washington, D.C.
News Release: 2004-037January 25, 2004
Opportunity Sits in a Small Crater, Near a Bigger One
A small impact crater on Mars is the
Hi list,
Thanks for all the help with cleaning meteorites.I will let you know how it turns out.
Thanks,
Sonny
Hi Mike,
OH yeah, Dr David Kring showed NWA 998 to all
the
people, nice to look at a piece of Mars while a
machine
was burning through it's atmosphere. Gave me
chills.
Your probably did a lot toward good PR between
scientists and meteorite dealers and collectors. Very nice. I am
Hi list !
In agency of Erich I want to present following announcement:
Tucson show: Erichs Fine Meteorites will display
their new exiting material in Tucson at the the
Pueblo Inn - prior Four Points Hotel - Room 117
(this is at the center of the northern wing of the complex,
also heading to the
Hi list,
in agency of Erich I want to present following announcement:
Tucson show: Erichs Fine Meteorites will display
their new exiting material in Tucson at the the
Pueblo Inn - prior Four Points Hotel - Room 117
(this is at the center of the northern wing of the complex,
also heading to the
Hello Folks,
It's been quite a while since I've posted, I guess it's time to step up to the plate!
I wanted to let you all know that my brother Rich and I will be participating in the Tucson Show again this year. I'll be there from Jan 30 until Feb. 8th. My brother is going to be there
Hi list !
In agency of Erich I want to present following announcement:
Tucson show: Erichs Fine Meteorites will display
their new exiting material in Tucson at the the
Pueblo Inn - prior Four Points Hotel - Room 117
(this is at the center of the northern wing of the complex,
also heading to the
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