How about Tucson! (well I don't officially live there right now, but I did
for about 30 years...)
How many people live in the same town that has a meteorite named after it?
Dave F.
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For me it's Peekskill, 35 miles south of me.
By the way, there is a gem and mineral show today and tomorrow at the
Mid Hudson Civic Center here in Poughkeepsie,N.Y. if anyone is nearby.
The theme is rocks from space'!
Regards,
Tom Randall
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Eh...not a meteorite, but an impact structure, some 7 km:s from my house;
http://www.somerikko.net/old/geo/imp/suvan_e.htm
well, living on the edge...;-
have a nice weekend,
pekka s
Rob Wesel wrote:
The Willamette find site is about 40 minutes from my home. The Salem
fall site about 1 hour.
Fun
Mine is Northhampton (IA found 1963, pairing with Canyon Diablo cannot be
excluded IMMC), about 120 miles from my hometown Plymouth, MA. My odds LOOK
good if I can outlast the them(odds that is)
Jerry Flaherty
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Good morning list.Just throwing this out to all the ILLINOIS,
INDIANA,WISCONSIN, and MICHIGAN meteorite collecters.I will be driving
down to jason phillips house in southern illinois on NOV.,14th
(saturday)to visit and see his huge collection.I will be driving right by
the park forest turn off
Hello list,
I received this from Nelson to post since his computer is not
cooperating. He also mentioned that it is possibly paired with NWA 3133.
David
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Northwest Africa 1839
Morocco
Found 2003
Primitive
Hello,
First off, thanx to Michael for providing the venue for sharing pictures of our finds
and acquisitions.
With that said, I'm also in need of giving credit for today's picture of the 39 gram
slice of NWA 1955 to Matt Morgan. When I sent the picture in I really thought it was
one my
..just a quickie to say a big public thanks to Maria Haas for the wonderful
specimens she sent me!
thanks!
dave
Sec. BIMS
IMCA #0092
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Hi again list.I am looking for a 8 x 10 riker box.Who has any forsale.I
only need 1.Please let me know.
steve
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Hi again list.Good news.I just got my 218 grams of STEWART VALLEY
FRAGMENTS.I will be selling 5 of them only.I have put a new page on my
website.I'll be selling them for $4.00 a gram.So first come,first served.I
will have sizes and dimensions of these with a copy of the specimen
card.Shipping
My nearest one is the meteorite Aschaffenburg, a nice regmaglypted pallasite of
about 5 kg total weight, which invaded directly through my opened french window
oops, that's only a dream until now, naturally. But I hope, the dream will come true
one day.
In real live the nearest one is the
I have two that are almost equidistant, Honolulu and Palolo Valley. Palolo
Valley was a potato sized lump which has disappeared into the mists of time,
although it only fell in 1946. Unfortunately, it seems to have vanished
from Bishop Museum at some point. I do have a chip of Honolulu,
Changing The Main Stream Thinking
On a program Of Meteorites
Besides Hunting for meteorites and his growing program of recovery,
Nininger had a passion and a dream that there would sooner or later
be an area of science of meteorites. His first efforts talking to a
number universities,
Hello Dean and all,
Welcome back Dean and congratulations on your marriage. Glad you didn't
get bit while playing with the sharks :-) Wishing you both the best of
life! Hope she has fun in all this craziness.
--AL Mitterling
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Hello Beda and List,
Has anybody noted
Great thread Ann and Jeff. Three answers for me.
1.) The closest to where I grew up (Manila, Arkansas)
would be the awesome fall of Paragould, at a mere 23
miles. ( A little before my time, but my dad was 3
years old then.)
2.) The closest to where I live now (Little Rock,
Arkansas) would be
I received this from Nelson to post since his computer is not
cooperating. He also mentioned that it is possibly paired with NWA 3133.
plot the oxygen isotopse data and the point falls right ontop that of nwa
3133 - the pairing isnt offical yet - but 2 unique - VERY rare - never
before seen
Hi All,
I have a picture of a numbered meteorite. I believe the number to be from the Helsinki
Museum in Finland.
I am happy to email the picture to anyone who thinks they might be able to provide me
information about the number.
Thanks in advance.
Martin
You can contact the curator of the museum, prof.
Martti Lehtinen;
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think he should know, if the origin of the number
is from the NHM of Helsinki or from the collection
of the Geological Survey of Finland.
best,
pekka s
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I have a
Hello list.I put up 5 fragments on my website forsale.They range from 23
grams to 10 grams.Each one is $4.00 a gram.First come first served.They
have the weights and sizes.Shipping will be $2.00 anywhere.They will come
with a copy of the specimen card.
Still a chance to catch a deal.
http://members.ebay.com/ws2/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPageuserid=nakhladog
Rob Wesel
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the way down the page:
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best,
Ken
Stephen McMann wrote:
Dear List,
For me, the closest is also Paragould. Even closer is a spectacular
meteorwrong that is on display in the center of the town square in
Pocahontas, Arkansas,
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Did you see this comment:
Later, some of us went into
Greetings everyone,
Great topic and fun to read the responses. I'm going to rain on the parade and
say it should be which 'known one came closest. Which one came closest is sort
of a moot point as only 1% of specimens are ever found, so you know there has to
be a significant meteorite within a
Hello Martin and all,
The Teton fireball has always interested me. I think it proves an
interesting phenomena that there are fusion crusted meteoroids sailing
around space somewhere. The problem is how to harvest them :-)
Cheers,
Frank
For me, the closest meteor(ite) would be about 58km away,
David, Nelson and others:
NWA 1839 paired with NWA 3133.wind blowing, tumble weeds
rolling, dust in the air, etc. There seems to be a ghost town of a response to
this announcement.
As David implied to me in another email...this news has a double edge to it.
Nelson's 1839
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