G'day List,
For the first time, one of the Monthly Favourites from my site
is up for sale. It's a 23mg fragment of Aubres (Aubrite) which featured back in
August 2002 and is the only substantial fragment under $500 on the market at
present. (That I know of anyway.) Price is $80 + postage
Hello list,
is someone able to identify a possible Huss
Number: H175.7
I don'town the right catalogue.
Should be Calliham, Texas, L6, Tkw:
40kg..
I have a nice 43g slice with that number and the
first ones, who will answer can have it for 150$ (approx. 3.5$/gm)
free airmail shipping
Hi all, I need cash!
This is the only Lake Murray specimen I could find
for sale, please have a look:
http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItemsuserid=roman...include=0since=-1sort=3rows=50
If anyone is interested in a very rare world class
.972g specimen of LA 001,
Hi Martin,
According to the Huss catalog (1976), the H175.x number is Calliham, Texas.
And speaking about Huss numbers, I have a ebay auction for one ending in about 24
hours. Along with the Huss numbered piece, I have 25 other localities from the USA,
Europe, Australia, Africa, Russia, and
Good morning list
I am finishing the new look of my web www.meteorites.cl with old fashion
(Atacama map).
In Science area I am making the history of pioneer in the chilean
meteoritics, for me found these old and original bibliography was so
exciting as found a meteorite.
Best regards
Rodrigo
Greeting list members,
Greetings Bob and List,
what Meteorite Pairing or Paired Meteorites exactly is.
OK, here we go :-)
Best wishes,
Bernd
HERPERS U. et al. (1987) Cosmic Ray Records In Antarctic Achondrites
As Indicators Of Pairing (Meteoritics 22-4, 1987, p. 407):
Summary of the
Everyone,
You've all been wondering about the silence from me.
Nope, it's not newly learned restraint. I've been out
in the field with no Internet access.
My apologies if you get several copies of this. I've
tried sending it multiple times and it doesn't seem to
have gone throught to the
Hello, I have done away with my old mailing list and have replaced it with this one at Yahoo (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/meteoritearticles). The old server was having some problem and spam would sometimes come from them. I have used Yahoo for several years and have not had any problem. If you
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: 'Missoula Crater' in Sight - sol 102-104,
Apr 19, 2004
Spirit had a busy weekend, culminating with a 75-meter
(246-feet) drive toward Missoula Crater on sol 103,
which ended at 2:33 a.m. PST on April 18. The sol before
the
http://allafrica.com/stories/200404200352.html
Meteorite Smuggling Case Withdrawn
The Namibian (Windhoek)
April 20, 2004
Werner Menges
Windhoek
REPEATED delays in getting the case to trial dealt a blow
to the prosecution in the case of a Windhoek resident
accused of the theft and illegal
Ron Baalke's meteorite article quote:
Meteorites from Gibeon are being advertised for sale on collectors' websites on the Internet - all illegally, since export is forbidden.
We've frequently discussed the Campo issue, and Australian/Canadian export laws, but I don't recallhearing much
I just received my bit of Escoria from Norm yesterday. It's a good thing
someone is collecting this material; despite several layers of bubble wrap
and a padded envelope, the U.S. Snail still managed to fracture the piece I
ordered into 5 fragments and some dust. That's how light and fragile
Hello all,
My
understanding was that the vast majority of the Gibeon on the market came out
BEFORE Namibia
instituted their legal restrictions. The export of Gibeons actually
prompted the government to put those restrictions in place. Can one of
the longer term dealers or hunters
Dear All,
Not to feed ducks; but shouldn't a line in the sand be drawn
somewhere on this issue, and all meteorite issues regarding a national
grandfather clause..ex-post-facto-habius-corpus some fan
dangled lawyer phrase anyway?
Much bologna is being laid on the meteorite
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3642725.stm
Comets to put on morning sky show
By Dr David Whitehouse
BBC News
April 20, 2004
Astronomers say there could be three
comets visible to the unaided eye in the
night sky in a few weeks' time.
Comet Bradfield has just rounded the Sun
and
on 4/20/04 11:16 AM, tracy latimer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
despite several layers of bubble wrap
and a padded envelope, the U.S. Snail still managed to fracture the piece I
ordered into 5 fragments and some dust.
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Hi Tracy, Norm All,
I managed to refrain from comment re
Hello Ron and List,
Comet Bradfield was discovered by veteran comet hunter
William Bradfield of Australia. He saw it on 23 March
whilst sweeping the evening twilight with his home-made
telescope.
He saw it on 23 March ???
Sky and Telescope, March 1980, p. 210:
More important to
(American Meteorite Museum Letterhead) AMERICAN METEORITE MUSUEM OPPOSITE METEOR CRATER ON HIGHWAY 66 POST OFFICE BOX 1171 WINSLOW ARIZONA Apr, 11 '52 Dear Stuart: Under separate cover I'm sending you the sawing from Tambo Quimada (?), Lima, Peru. Sorry I forgot it. I cut only your slice from
In a message dated 4/20/2004 2:34:53 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is one of the primary reasons I send EVERYTHING PriorityMail. It is very safely boxed. (exceptions are use of Registered Mail,in boxes, for overseas and material over $1,000 in value)This post is
Title: 3rd attempt
Hi All,
This is getting frustrating, but I think I've figured out a pattern
to which posts make it to Met Central, and which ones go to the
twilight zone. I guess I'll know in a moment. I'm sending this
message to BOTH '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' and
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]', as the
Dear List;
I thought I'd offer a handful of rolled oats for the quackers. I have
shipped a bunch of larger 5-15 pound and a few 30 pound rocks in
cardboard boxes recently. I roll the specimens up in about three layers
of newspapers, put them in a box full of styrofoam peanuts, settle the
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