Fascinating Darren. Thanks for the link!! Looks like there's a few of you in
Tucson doing Google searches on meteorites all day long! ;-)
Although, I was quite surprised to see Australia/New Zeland making up 5 of
the top 6. Meteorite gives a different result though. And Morocco as a
region takes
Hola Pete, Sterling friends
Naw, I wouldn't be too worried about armegaddon or however finito is
spelled, as I recall the Earth will be intersecting the region where SW-3 is
believed to have made a couple of passes in the mid 1800's and was assumed
doing its
more typical comet sweating. I
On Mon, 15 May 2006 18:53:40 +1000, you wrote:
Fascinating Darren. Thanks for the link!! Looks like there's a few of you in
Tucson doing Google searches on meteorites all day long! ;-)
Although, I was quite surprised to see Australia/New Zeland making up 5 of
the top 6. Meteorite gives a
I have acquired a new enstatite, similar to Happy
Canyon and my NWA 1067, now I hope to have fast
analysis. Total mass 259.1 grams.
http://img458.imageshack.us/img458/8498/nwa133mainmass2b2qi.jpg
I have update the list of NWA in analysis in my
colleztion site
Matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo
Hi list,
Does anyone know about a meteorite which fell in Lesves (50' 22 N - 4' 44 E), near Namur,in Belgium, on April 13th, 1896, at 7:30 pm? Apparentlya farmer's son was injured but survived. Asmall crater was found.
The stone (olivine - hypersthene chondrite, subtype L6)), about 8cm x 20
Could someone be so kind as to forward me Harold R Povenmire's
email? I seem to have lost it, from the Tucson show.
Off list, of course.
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Dear Geoff-python, Darren,
I would put in a meteorite ranch and conduct a meteorite rodeo
evenbuy some nice Dean-NWA's, plant them in a field and charge
tourists to hunt meteorites and certify the NWA" (let them know they
are NWA"S, "TRANSPLANTED ORPHAN METEORITE HUNTS" ON THE BRENHAM
Anyone ever heard of this guy, is he a reputable
dealer?
Hi Mr,
I'm a meteorites dealer from Morocco, i have good
material for good prices ,please contact me if you are
interested.
Thanks
Mohamed Ait Ouzrou
Agadir 8
Morocco
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From:
Paul
I just won a large unclassified NWA on ebay and
wanted to know if there is anyone on this list that could help me figure out the
general classification if it?
I'm going to slice it up and if it looks
interesting on the inside I might have some of it turned into
spheres.
I should have
Hello
I have take other photos with microscope of meteorites
Saratov - condrula
http://img86.imageshack.us/img86/9376/saratovtr8wy.jpg
Johnstown - olivines
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/8624/johnstowntr0ac.jpg
Alfianello - metal grains
Hello
Take a look to this machine
http://www.inlandlapidary.com/singleproduct.asp?search=Flat+Lap+Machinespartnum=10680
I have just now order one seen I have received
positive comments on this machine...if you want you
find the combo flat lap and cut machine, but the blade
go over the table of
Hello Chris,
I invite you to contact a specialist of belgian meteorites, Vincent Jacques.
Here's his email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm sure he'll have all the details about the Lesves meteorite fall.
Best regards,
Pierre-Marie PELE
www.meteor-center.com
hi
I received from him some emails last days. Including two with viruses :)
I think that this is next guy that sells other moroccan dealers meteorites
adding 300% provision to them :)
And I never heard about any true meteorites comes from Agadir like from
Rissani or Erfoud.
But I like to watch
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/swift/bursts/swift_comet.html
X-Rays Fly As Cracking Comet Streaks Across the Sky
Christopher Wanjek
Goddard Space Flight Center
May 12, 2006
Scientists using NASA's Swift satellite have detected X-rays from a
comet that is now passing the Earth and rapidly
http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2006/5/emw385427.htm
Tunguska Blast: Dietary Supplement Launched by CyberWize Conferences in
34 Cities Attended by Thousands
The Tunguska Effect Tunguska Blast is a powerful dietary supplement
originating from the miracle of 1908. This proprietary botanical
Hello Matteo;
Those are excellent pictures,a pleasure to view.Thank you for sharing some
more with us.
Best Regards;Herman.
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Hi Folks!
I can´t go to the I.M.C.A. home page! What´s wrong there? Any informations!
Ingo
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http://www.space.com/missionlaunches/060512_mro_braking.html
MRO: Delicate Dips into the Martian Atmosphere
By Leonard David
space.com
12 May 2006
NASA's newest mission to the red planet - the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
(MRO) - is working well as it shaves off altitude in order to swing into
All,
There are some technical problems being resolved during the next 12 -24
hours. The site can be currently accessed at:
http://imca.repetti.net/index.html
best,
Ken Newton
IMCA#9632
Ingo Herkstroeter wrote:
Hi Folks!
I can´t go to the I.M.C.A. home page! What´s wrong there? Any
Everyone save your cutting dust - there will eventually be a market for it!
(Hippies. Sheesh!)
From: Ron Baalke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com (Meteorite Mailing List)
Subject: [meteorite-list] Tunguska Blast: Dietary Supplement Launched
Date: Mon, 15 May 2006
on 5/15/06 7:44 AM, Darren Garrison at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 15 May 2006 18:53:40 +1000, you wrote:
Fascinating Darren. Thanks for the link!! Looks like there's a few of you in
Tucson doing Google searches on meteorites all day long! ;-)
Although, I was quite surprised to see
I have to add that to my collection of patent medicines and snake oil. Nice
looking bottle too.
Bill
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From: Pete Pete [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Everyone save your cutting dust - there will eventually be a market for it!
(Hippies. Sheesh!)
On Mon, 15 May 2006 08:59:49 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
The Tunguska Effect Tunguska Blast is a powerful dietary supplement
originating from the miracle of 1908.
Tunguska Blast sounds more like a name for a powerful laxitive. Really dumb
name for a product.
(Of course, it couldn't be worse than
Hello List,
I'm back after a while out.
I had recently the opportunity to acquire nice slices of the famous Seymchan
pallasite
Look at http://www.caillou-noir.com/Seymchan.htm
The big one 756 g is really impressive. I may keep it for me unless I
receive a reasonable, offer. It presents both
http://stardust.jpl.nasa.gov/news/status/060512.html
Stardust Analysis Update
Dr. Donald Brownlee
Stardust Principal Investigator
May 12, 2006
[Group photo of Stardust science team at Timber Grove Inn
near San Francisco, California]
The Stardust Preliminary Examination Team (PET) is now in
http://www.meteoriteguy.com/catalog/Dhofar1428.htm
Hi everyone, I am finally home after nearly one month on the road, both
hunting meteorites then immediately after, dealing with a death in the
family.
I have today loaded a new page on my website, a new Lunar meteorite. Right
now I only have 2
Hi, all,
Would anyone happen to know where the hardness of a chondrule would set on
Mohs scale?
Seeing the little things looking pristine in a fusion crust while the dense
matrix has turned black and bubbled is intriguing.
I can't seem to find a reference to it on the internet or in the
Well, My understanding is that normal glass is at
about 5.5 and steel around 6.5 on the Moh scale.
My own experience is that a chondrule rich meteorite
will dull a steel file fairly quicky and I'd imagine
that despite chondrules being supposed to be glass,
they are much harder than terrestrial
Hi all,
Chris Aubeck, Ingo Herkstroeter, Kevin Decker and Larry Atkins
can now be seen on my Meteorite Friends Page at:
http://www.michaelbloodmeteorites.com/MeteoriteFriends.html
If you aren't there, don't be square! Join the fun and send me
a jpg of your loverly mug.
Hello Matt,
Your message was lost in cyberspace a while so my question is going back
a few weeks.
This is an amazing meteorite with a some complicated history. Watson
clearly looks disrupted-- in chunks no less-- the orientations of the
crystal latices have been jumbled. Some of those look
Hello Everybody!
I had a busy weekend!
I went over my whole Catalog (well over 600 pieces), deleted what was sold,
corrected a few typos, and added all my brand new pieces! and to make it
easy for you, those are now flagged in Red. Take a look, and tell me if you
like
it (or if I missed
In a message dated 5/15/2006 9:14:12 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello Matt,
Your message was lost in cyberspace a while so my question is going back
a few weeks.
Questions for you or the list.
Are there any other published or unpublished theories as to its
That is an amazing pattern. It looks like a satellite image of an unplanned
urban area.
Bill
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From: Elton Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello Matt,
Your message was lost in cyberspace a while so my question is going back
a few weeks.
In a message dated 5/12/2006 12:34:36 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Only Steve (AR), Phil, Geoff, Don and Sheila Stimpson, USA today and maybe
the mayor of Haviland know best what is going on here.
Hello List,
Sorry I am late in posting, as I have been off line for
Hello Rob, Pete
This has surfaced on the list a few times but long ago. Your assessment
is seems reasonable to me. One thought was that the chondrule would
have the hardness of its mineral of specific composition. (e.g an
Olivine chondrule would be the same as Fayalite 6.5-7 or feldspar as
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