Hi,
I have 4 gmail accounts to give away - if you missed John's offer then
please email me and I'll try and sort you out!
very best
dave
Sec. BIMS
IMCA #0092
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ROCKS FROM SPACE PICTURE OF THE DAY:
http://www.geocities.com/spacerocksinc/Dec_11.html
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I am wondering how a person can learn to identify
mineral content of rocks?
I am always seeing olivine 49.2%, ect. and so forth.
Are there any books I could buy or check out at my
library that would teach me to do this that you all
might recommend personally.
I am sure the one rock I have is
Hi everyone, I have added a new Eucrite to my website, NWA 1978. It has been
at the UofA for the last 2 and a half years, and I finally got the
classification for it this week. It is a polymict Eucrite breccia, and it
looks just like DaG 400, the Lunar meteorite. We thought it was Lunar when
Dear Dana (and other mineral identification newbies);
May I suggest acquiring my favorite book and this is one you should own.
Audubon Field Guide to Rocks and Minerals (about $22). By reading it
each winter when it is cold out, you will gradually become familiar with
minerals and minerals
I recently bought something from someone here - and after I had a mailbase
crash, I simplay can't remember who sold me what :-)
Can you pleas contact me privately so I can fulfil this deal?
Bernhard
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Hi,
I recently purchased Dhofar 851 from Steve in an ebay auction. Anyone got
data on this meteorite - Steve doesn't seem to have more than the TKW :-),
at least he isn't disclosing more in his auction.
Help would be appreciated.
Bernhard
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My e-mail in box became unavailable yesterday. While I
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lost.
Habibi,
You owe us a substantial amount of money from your bait-and-switch scams.
Become a credible dealer, pay up and we might gain a little bit of respect
for you. Calling the police and reporting a fake livestock smuggling
operation to have Team LunarRock jailed was a poor stunt. It
Dana wrote:
I am wondering how a person can learn to identify mineral
content of rocks? I am always seeing olivine 49.2%, ect.
Dave responded:
May I suggest acquiring my favorite book and this is one you
should own. Audubon Field Guide to Rocks and Minerals (about $22).
Hello Dana and
adam
i m a honnest man , and you must pay me a lot of money , you didnt pay me a
lot of stone
include the nice orionted howerdites that you trade with nwa 032 in denver
i have every email you send me and i have proofs.
what you do not pay aid for the nwa1195 the 300 gr martien , there is three
adam
i will be in tucson , so now you are trying to make afraid to not come to
tucson
like you sad to many list members ,
azziz
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hello list and all
adam wrote..
Most people involved in
meteoritics know what kind of person you are so stop riding our hard work..
what kind of persons nelson is , he is a wonderfull man , he loves
meteorite , he sell only by the time to make his friends happy , he is not
a dealer of
Hello all-
Just in time for the holidays, I have 52.4 gram fragment of Barwell (Dec
24th fall UK) for $1400. Shop around an compare
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/robandcolleen11197/album?.dir=/9346
I also have a lot of 10 oriented chondrites available with a total weight of
1614 grams for $3.50
I will take the liberty to quote from a few mails I've received of
late and hope the people who wrote them will pardon me for doing so!
I too grow weary of the list and certain types of threads. For me
the list has become a real annoyance to my life. I find myself
reading less and less...which
Maybe the list should be moderated, at least temporarily.
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I will take the liberty to quote from a few mails I've received of
late and hope the people who wrote them will pardon me for doing so!
I too grow weary of the list and certain types of threads. For me
the list has
Hi Bernd and all,
Your email as always is very appropriate! I think it should be a wake up call. A
drowning victim only comes up three times before going down for good.
To speak without thinking is to shoot without aiming.
I can't think of a single quote I disagree with. All my best to all.
Hi List,
I wanted to report on the latest successful expedition with a group of
meteorite hunters including List members who made it fun. Instead, I return
home to garbage posted to the List about the status of NWA 1817 which had
been addressed in the past. I considered this a personal attack
Sorry if this has already been posted, I don't remember seeing it.
http://www.oregonlive.com/science/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/science/1102424284156630.xml
Mad about meteorites
Wednesday, December 08, 2004
RICHARD L. HILL
The retired Idaho rancher suspected that the small stone he had found
Hey
I watching auctions of 33kg Juancheng and 6kg Taza on eBay.
Just anyone investigated what it is, becouse I see that some people place
here really serious bids on it (also dealers). So Im wonder if this is real
Juancheng, and only photos are not good ?
-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[
Here are 4 samples of NWA1849 which is unclassified
but pretty assuredly paired with NWA1109
14.7 Gram end piece with crust on other end
http://www.meteoriteshop.com/sales/nwa1849a.jpg
20.7 gram Complete slice wth crust on half the edge
http://www.meteoriteshop.com/sales/nwa1849b.jpg
13.3 gram
For those interested in seeing some excellent specimens,
the first 75 entries for the auction are now up with photos
and large photo links at:
http://www.michaelbloodmeteorites.com/AuctionOLCat.html
Anyone with more high quality pieces - please contact
me ASAP
Thanks, Michael
Hi Paul and List,
Paul updated the state-by-state statistics to reflect
land area present within each state. Since I'm pretty
up-to-date with the classified and published meteorites
from California, I can at least update its stats:
The order in which data is listed is State; number of
I have addvise the bidder this is not a real juancheng, I hope he stop to
bid this fake, the same for Taza
Matteo
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Hello Rob and list,
Rob noted, By next year's Bulletin, California's published total will
probably
exceed that of Kansas.
That is of course not accounting for paired finds. New Mexico really
doesn't have over 200 meteorites either, and I am sure I am not the only one
that would like to see a
Hello
I have update my collection site with new meteorites and photos. The new
meteorites its visible in the start of the page under New Arrivals
http://www.mcomemeteorite.info
Matteo
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Hi,
that´s absolutely true.
Joachim
I will take the liberty to quote from a few mails I've received of late
and hope the people who wrote them will pardon me for doing so!
I too grow weary of the list and certain types of threads. For me the
list has become a real annoyance to my
Make up all you want. Just show up in Tucson and hear what reputable
Moroccans have to say about you. You blamed half of them for the
bait-and-switches you pulled like Brahim. When we asked him about this, he
just said this is the way of Habibi to pay for building hotel. He does not
go to
Take a look at the stone in the very center of this group. Look at the
highlights and shadows
around it's center. It is a really low resolution photo, but to me it looks
like that could be a
rollover lip.
Anyone have any views on this?
(Even if it isn't, I'll be satisfied with this auction,
In
http://six.pairlist.net/pipermail/meteorite-list/2004-December/147213.html
,
Frank Prochaska wrote:
The size of the state (country, county, continent,
etc.) is only one factor in how many meteorites
are likely to be found there. Other factors
include geography (flat, mountains), climate
List members,
Yes, please, as Aziz has stated, let's all try to get
along and not run each other down. Many have already
left the hobby. Others are on the verge of leaving.
It seemed that right after Thanksgiving people were
actually treating each other well on the list. Can we
get back in that
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