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www.rawnet.com.au/qwalkra1/
Snuck into town today to get a copy of the Queensland Government Mining
Journal # 72 which has the only artikle me can find on the Answer and King
Solomon meteorites
I'm gonna wrestle with the black arts of OCR to bash these into a word doc
or a pdf
Listoids
Artikle on King Solomon and Answer meteorites is up
www.rawnet.com.au/~qwalkra1/
hyperlinked from the news page - quick and dirty off the scanner as jpegs -
look ok and readable if u use the magnifier thingie a la ur mouse
will wrestle with ocr later - far less webspace as text
Dear List Members,
I have my two new Martian meteorites, NWA 4480 and NWA 4527 ending today.
All that I have available is currently on eBay and will end later today
under my seller name, NaturesVault. NWA 4480 is of special interest as it is
unlike any other Martians and is spectacular! I also
Hi everyone from a cold and wet Tucson.
I moved myself from lostlonely Best Western Executive Inn hotel to room
103 in Inn Suites, in front of Edwin Thompson room.
See You soon I hope.
Marcin Cimala
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Hi, List,
We enter the quiet time on the List, because everybody
who's anybody is in Tucson. Those of us who aren't there
and compulsively check for new email, don't get our dose.
Meanwhile, as a substitute computer fix, may I suggest
watching Nasa TV's live feed of the work going on at
That was I, and thank you. The Nital I was using was what I use for
standard metallographic sample preparation at 2% to 5%. I see now I need
a much higher concentration.
I did find one metallurgical error in that it states that Widmanstatten
patterns are unique to meteorites. That's not true.
Expect a high of 56 Degrees with rain in the AM and significant
accumulations of American Meteorite Collectors. Yahoo !! Tucson
!
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Hi, Drake,
...Widmanstatten patterns are unique to
meteorites. That's not true.
I'll bite. In what other materials can they be found?
Long considered definitive hereabouts. I quote one
source: Widmanstatten pattern or Thompson structure:
This pattern does not appear in terrestrial iron
WOW!
Jerry Flaherty
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From: Sterling K. Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Drake [EMAIL PROTECTED]; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 6:42 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Etching Iron Meteorites
Hi, Drake,
...Widmanstatten patterns are
What's the likelihood of fake meteorites being made that way?
Zero. You have to fake at least pallasites for the fraud becoming profitable
q.e.d.
Would be nice to have a photo of the described products, if they show any
similarity to Widmathompsopatures.
(Cast irons display dendritic patterns).
While it's true that the Widmanstatten pattern was first seen in
meteorites, it is fairly commonly seen in terrestrial metal alloys.
Metals are crystals when in solid form, and undergo allotropic phase
changes when heated and cooled. Adding different metals together form
alloys and these
I agree, Zero. You could make nice Widmanstatten patterns in some
stainless steel alloys like 303, the giant crystals I've seen would be
virtually impossible and very expensive.
The dendrites seen in cast irons are the crystals growing along the
crystallographic planes as the metal solidifies.
Here a link with micropics of diverse etched steels ect.
http://www.georgesbasement.com/Microstructures/Unknowns/Iron-Based/Specimen0
1.htm
Just click on go to your analysis of Specimen n, to get more.
Martin
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Von: Drake [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet:
Dear Jerry, Why do you say WOW!? just WOW? I enjoy
a good discussion like everyone else so imagine my
disappointment in opening posts that just say Wow or
Cool or Gosh... It is better to interact like this is
a message board and not a chat room, in my opinion. If
we all do so it will knock my
Hi,
After spending about two hours of hunting I found a 34 gram fragment
from an old weathered chondrite. The magnet jumped to it like a piece
of steel. I spent about an hour walking around looking for the rest of
the meteorite. From the looks of the fragment and surface that I was
Wow! Great Job Sonny, I always love to hear success
stories like yours.
Ruben
Ruben Garcia
Phoenix, Arizona
http://www.mr-meteorite.com
Need Mail bonding?
Go to the Yahoo! Mail QA for great tips from
Dear List;
First we get spam from asd;gfjkjsdiojfoif lsdijoawejfpoiefjf acusing
someone of being a thief, and now this mess from someone unknown and not
signing his emails.
Anybody else find this rather spammy? Or does it have REEL value?
From the unknown Wyoming personality.
DF
Who is this idiot?
Matteo
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Meteorites
Dealer/Collectors
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 19:33:17 -0800 (PST)
This is a list of Morocco's meteorites Robbers;
Greg Hupe=1st Class =VD
I am not convinced, lets see a test for nickel and one for irridium.
Then let's get a meteorite lab to look it over. I have geology
background thus, I cancel out one geologist's vote it is a meteorite..
It may be space junk but I go back to the young man living at the house
and having
ah, its another defame cowardly not have the balls to
put the name. Who is good to trace the IP of this
idiot? If I have to say some words on moroccans
dealers, I say only 3-4 it trusts us, the others its
only a group of thieves and swindlers
Matteo
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Dear Meteorite_List,
Thanks for the heads up, Jason.
FYI - Yes. This meteorite came to the UA for examination. Based on the
initial description of the find location and circumstances, it appeared
to be a new meteorite. Casts were made, at our expense, to preserve the
interesting shape. The
That's right! Ice Man. I am dangerous.
Rob Wesel
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
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We are the music makers...
and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
Willy Wonka, 1971
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Hi list
I'll be going to Tucson and know how many days it will take to see
everything. If anyone can give me a heads up where I could find some dealers
that has some Gibeon slices would be apprectative.
Thanks
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Yes, thaks to horrible old trades many italian
material its go lost forever, seen Renazzo know only 1
kg. on 10 is fallen, major italian material return
home better it is
Matteo
So does this mean, Matteo, that you are returning
all
historical meteorites all other countries, THEIR
REAL
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have answer you the first time, not me
Matteo
Who cares? Why is is a topic for this list?
Matteo, please do not mention my name, or speak a
bout
me, then I will do you the same courtesy. As we can
all see, the Tucson show started, and within minutes
you started commenting on my things and
Dear Sterling;
Why don't you ask the chinese? They seem to be the most interested in
faking meteorites.
Dave F.
a non tucsonisti
Sterling K. Webb wrote:
Hi, Drake,
...Widmanstatten patterns are unique to
meteorites. That's not true.
I'll bite. In what other materials can they
I have just received notice 3 big pieces of historical
italian meteorites its under return in Italy, the real
home.
Matteo
You must be a very special person, a man with spies
crawling the earth, reporting back to Matteo in
Venice. Perhaps they will make a James Bond type
movie
about matteo
Hello hbobo;The university of arizona at tempe arizona has a program for
verifying suspect meteorites.They are on the web.Good luck.Hope it is one.
Best;Herman.
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I inform from today I never buy any other NWA
meteorite from moroccans, they are only good to take
all the money is possible, and broken you if they not
receive this in few days even if the meteorite is not
what they say, and after to spit in the dish where
they eat. Probably the Pelisson they
Could this be the return of the mystrey one who has not revealed his
presence, The Proud Tom? One who has never been found, and one who
lurks, and one who seems to appear at the time of the Tucson show?
Oops, nope, this one doesn't seem to show that much intellegence!
D F in WY
Greg Hupe
why you not put the name, we hare happy to know this
man without balls
Matteo
--- Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
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Hmmm. I remember this guy. I politely told him that I
require shipment in advance and that we could discuss
price after I saw the merchandise
For anybody intersted in seeing the pictures that I took of the NJO, I created
a short webpage of the images. They are raw from the camera, so they might
take a little time to load. Thanks, Derek.
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For anybody intersted in seeing the pictures that I took of the NJO, I created
a short webpage of the images. They are raw from the camera, so they might
take a little time to load. Thanks, Derek.
www.njfossils.net/newjerseyobject.html
Sorry for the doubble post!
For anybody intersted in seeing the pictures that I took of the NJO, I created
a short webpage of the images. They are raw from the camera, so they might
take a little time to load. Thanks, Derek.
www.njfossils.net/newjerseyobject.html
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Hello Bernd;Such a great tribute to someone who has contributed so much to
meteoritics.Thanks for the kind post.He will be missed by all who follow this
type of endeavor.
Best Regards;Herman Archer.
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On Tue, 30 Jan 2007 23:27:34 + (GMT), you wrote:
For anybody intersted in seeing the pictures that I took of the NJO, I created
a short webpage of the images.
They are raw from the camera, so they might take a little time to load.
Thanks, Derek.
www.njfossils.net/newjerseyobject.html
Dear Listees:
Greetings all, from not-so-sunny Tucson. We're having a rainy Gem Show
so far, but our many colorful visitors from around the world brighten
things up.
This evening, Steve Arnold and I visited the club where we hold the
party, and everything is a-okay. We had a couple of
Hello List, with such a brilliant moon above us these evenings, Tucson
a.k.a., The Old Pueblo is the METEORITICALLY ENDOWED city to be,
which such a tradition of attracting the most fabulous planetary
specimens every February. This year is no exception!
Please enjoy the follow photo from
Sonny,
Waaay to go!!!
Regards,
Norm
(http://TektiteSource.com
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Hi,
After spending about two hours of hunting I found
a 34 gram fragment
from an old weathered chondrite. The magnet jumped
to it like a piece
of steel. I spent about an hour walking
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