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Hi List,
I have some auctions running (LDG and NWA xxx), ending in about 7 to 9 hrs.
from now.
http://stores.ebay.com/SAHARAGEMS-DESERT-STONES-AND-MORE
Have a nice day and thank you for watching.
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I have auctions ending tonight catchafallingstar.com. Most started at 99
Cents!!!:
There are some nice planetaries as well as our Meteorite Medals still at low
prices,
http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPageuserid=catchafallingstar.com
Hello List,
as we communicate frequently through the List, I sometimes think about what is
your job ?
The meteorites are what we share in common but most of you are not meteorite
dealers. So I thought it could be cool to know a little bit more from each
other.
So I start ;-)
I'm 38, live
Ok, next one,
I'm 45, live in a small village between Berlin and the polish border and work
for the German Weather Service as a programmer and technician.
André Knöfel
- original Nachricht
Betreff: [meteorite-list] List Members, what's your job ?
Gesendet: Do, 19. Feb 2009
Von:
I'm in North Carolina, USA and sell new Toyota cars and trucks. I'll offer any
meteorite collector a great deal on any new Toyota! eBay member : chickenbidder
Carl 336-266-6140
André Knöfel aknoe...@minorplanets.de wrote:
Ok, next one,
I'm 45, live in a small village between Berlin
Hi listees!
In a recent post, Steve Arnold #1 said :
While it is against the S.E.C. and F.T.C. laws to represent (or even
mention) meteorites as investments rather than collectibles,...
Is this true? And if so, why on Earth is it true?
Does this mean I cannot relate to others how much money
Hello Pierre and list,
We did this a few years ago but it's probably time to do it again as we have
several new members.
I taught Chemistry, Biology and Earth Science for 40 years and also operate a
Mineral Shop which is now in its 49th year! Meteorites have always been a part
of my shop
I am a homemaker who loves to cook, sew, volunteer, play golf, be a rock
hound and was just plain lucky to have as a friend and neighbor Jim Kreigh
who was taught the art of metal detecting by John Blennert.
Twink Monrad
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Hi Everyone-
I just turned 56 and worked for Diebold Corp. as an engineer on ATM and
electronic security systems. Our plant was closed and I was laid off at the end
of November after 35 years. I am thankful thouogh for the time I had there.
Am currently looking for work; adding to my
--- On Thu, 2/19/09, Pelé Pierre-Marie pierremariep...@yahoo.fr wrote:
as we communicate frequently through the List, I sometimes
think about what is your job ?
I'm 67, a retired college/university math professor. I got started with
meteorites through my interest as an amateur astronomer.
Hello Pierre and List,
It is always nice to have a better understanding of the people who you see
on the list. I am a Senior Pastor of a wonderful church in Illinois,
husband and father of 4, and this week meteorite hunter (Texas here I come).
Take Care,
Jason Phillips
Rocks from Heaven
I'm 38 and a fulltime meteorite dealer,
studied once literaturelinguistics, got started with meteorites through my
interest as an amateur astronomer
and I'm taking all the money from Don.
Martin Altmann
Munich, Germany
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
I'm 67, a retired college/university
Oh I forgot, I will be 64 in a couple of months.
Will you still need me
Will you still feed me
When I'm sixty four
Twink Monrad
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I'm 28 geologist, Ph.D. student (I work with carbon in meteorites,
especially with diamonds). Most of time I spend with meteorites
research/collecting.
I live in Wroclaw in Poland.
Kind Regards
Tomasz Jakubowski
IMCA #2321
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Hi there,
I just turned 43 and I am Quality Inspection Manager here at Anton Paar
Graz, Austria,
the well known market leader for the world finest Density Meters and
Viscometers :
http://www.anton-paar.com/US/en/2
Stefan Brandes
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Matteo
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Hi all:
I#39;m an engineer in Bakersfield, CA.
Greg Stanley
Pelé Pierre-Marie wrote:
Hello List,
as we communicate frequently through the List, I sometimes think about what
is your job ?
The meteorites are what we share in common but most of you are not meteorite
dealers. So I thought
I work for a minning company in Arkansas and am 50 years old.
Steve Dunklee
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I'm 45 and a children's librarian with the Hawaii State Public Library System
on Maui. I just finished setting up an evening program for next week with the
Institute for Astronomy (UH) where we will be capturing a live feed from the
Faulkes telescope on top of Haleakala and controlling it
Hi All
Since there is a confirmed new fall in Texas I have added it to my new
falls page. Includes pictures of three pieces that have been
recovered.
http://jensenmeteorites.com/New%20meteorites.htm
Mike
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47 years old, child and adolescent psychologist.
(chief cook and bottle washer, retired - eh, Bernd :-)
-Walter Branch, Ph.D.
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To: pierremariep...@yahoo.fr
Cc:
Photo editor and photographer at the Duluth News Tribune, Duluth,
Minn. Also teach community education astronomy, have been a dad for 17
years and walk the dog daily.
Bob
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Walter Branch waltbra...@birch.net wrote:
47 years old, child and adolescent psychologist.
Walter writes: chief cook and bottle washer, retired - eh, Bernd :-)
Yeah, Walter ! :-)
I'm a retiree after 42 years as a teacher: I taught English and French
and, like Twink, I'll soon turn 64 (on May 12, to be exact). My wife
still needs me, my wife still feeds me, even though I'm almost 64
Hi Sterling -
It would seem to me that the carbonaceous chondrite (comet debris) streams may
be easiest to pick out, but then their survival as meteorites may make that
difficult.
As far as the asteroid streams go, the whole thing reminds me of a bad science
fiction movie: asteroids in
I'm rapidly approaching 59. I'm a partner in a software company and have
been a programmer/system designer for the last 35 years. My university
training was math and physics.
Paul Swartz
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Hello List,
Interesting topic.
I turned 44 one week ago on Feb 12 while hunting meteorites in Az. Though I
found a few on my trip I didn't find any on my birthday.
I own a small company called Poison Ivy Control Of Michigan. I'm also an
electrician, something I do during the winter months
I'm 36 years old, (close to 37) i have two fulltime jobs, beeing a
meteorite dealer and father of a 5 month old little girl :-)
Before that i was a clerk in different companys.
Carsten Giessler
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Hi List,
I'm 44, married, 3 kids, full time employed with the Swiss Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, based in Berne, Switzerland... for the moment...but on the move again
in approx. 2 yrs from now. Collecting Libyan Desert Glass since my previous
posting to Egypt.
Thomas
www.sahara-gems.com
43, live in Georgia USA (northwest of Atlanta). I have been working at IBM
for the last 20 years in numerous positions, but am currently
enhancing/maintaining the IBM Software Support Website. I've been
collecting fossils and rocks since I was a kid, but have been kinda
focused on meteorites
Wow, new meteorite fall making worldwide news, this meteorite list ignores it.
At least nothing changes
Michael farmer
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Michael
On Feb 19, 2009, at 11:54 AM, valpar...@aol.com wrote:
I'm rapidly approaching 59. I'm a partner in a software company and have
been a
At nighttimes I'm looking up as an amateur astronomer or looking for
fireballs. At daytimes I'm looking at floors as a project manager in
floorheating systems.
Jan Bartels,
IMCA 9833
Heavenly Bodies Meteorites
www.heavenlybodies.nl
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To:
Director of a small geo-sciences museum here on the edge of the snowy
windswept prairie (oak savannah) of northern Indiana. We have lots of
meteorites on display.
I guess an off topic thread is ok as long as it doesn't mention politics!
Phil Whitmer
Joshua Tree Earth Space Museum
I'm a 59 year old voice actor and real estate broker. Also, while I
don't get paid for it, a gadfly to local, state and national officials.
George
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Hi Mike,
I´ll help you out with a new topic, cause you posted it off-topic you know,
Now what´s up in Texas?
Stefan
Wow, new meteorite fall making worldwide news, this meteorite list ignores
it.
At least nothing changes
Michael farmer
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Michael
Hi all,
I know all you guys are super excited about the new fall in Texas, as am
I. I'm raising funds right now for an expedition. Please help us fund it
by purchasing from either our ebay auctions or our site. All funds
raised will be used to finance this expedition.
I'll be listing items
Hi List,
I'm 44; married; two sons and two daughters; born and living in The
Netherlands; got my first meteorite 18 years ago, and find it still as
fascinating as in those days!
MSc degree in aerospace engineering and working as an engineering manager
(structural analysis) for an aircraft
At least nothing changes
Its not that nobody cares Mike- they do or they wouldn't be on here. I'm just
glad most of the messages are not grouchy and insinuating like some of your's
have been.
Maybe just lighten up and tell us more of your fall findings?
Thank You
Mike
--- On Thu, 2/19/09,
Too busy picking up meteorites to email other than taking a break. But when I
check
Me email and have 25 job emails on a meteorite list sort of makes me think I am
on an AA group list.
Mike
Sent from my iPhone
Michael
On Feb 19, 2009, at 12:34 PM, Mike Groetz mpg...@yahoo.com wrote:
At
Re: West, Texas Fall
Most of us don't have any accurate reports from the field yet. I have seen a
few clips on the news, but I am waiting to hear details from the hunters
themselves, not some inaccurate jumble from a news station.
Ryan
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Mike, take it easy! Congrats on this great new find, but as
long as most of us are not out there in the fields, and have
nothing but just a handful of info right now, you simply can
not expect lenghty discussions besides a first-hand-applause!
So it´s up to you: just give us a bit more input on
link to Dallasnews (pics of the met!)
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/latestnews/stories/021909dntexmeteor.3c40815.html
best,
pekka s
RJP kirjoitti:
Re: West, Texas Fall
Most of us don't have any accurate reports from the field yet. I have seen a few clips on the news, but
Wow, new meteorite fall making worldwide news, this meteorite list
ignores it.
At least nothing changes
Michael farmer
Let's see, what do we know from the list about the new fall?
1) It's a meteorite, not satellite debris.
2) Ron DiIulio and Preston Star found the first two pieces.
3) Moritz
Dear Texas Hunters,
1. Any preliminary info on the type? Chondrite? Any guesses to class?
2. So far, photos show all smallish stones... what is the largest recovered so
far?
3. Any hammers so far?
4. Who wants to sell me some (after Don Edwards gets his) :-]
Cheers,
Mike Bandli
Dear Mike--
Short Answer: Routine commercial sales aren't regulated so long as you do not
hold them out as a security or investment.
If you publish or utter the term investment-- which has a specific legal
meaning, to market your meteorite wares then your business activity is eligible
for
Howdy Pekka, List:
Here's what I find disturbing about the photo of DiIulio and Starr holding
the (formerly) pristine meteorite samples: as scientists and directors of
the UNT planetarium and astronomy lab, don't these guys know that you should
not handle a fresh fall with your bare hands.
Yes it is a hammer. Farmer was looking at the smoke cloud and stones rained
Down on him and the barn.
Not sure how
Many stones, my group has found 4 so far. All small.
Mike farmer
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Michael
On Feb 19, 2009, at 1:22 PM, Mike Bandli fuzzf...@comcast.net wrote:
Dear Texas
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/latestnews/stories/021909dntexmeteor.3c40815.html
http://www.wacotrib.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/communities/breakingnews/entries/2009/02/18/meteorite_hunters_searching_ne.html
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ap/tx/6270243.html
I'm 57 years old two daughters Started out as a electronic technician
about 15 years Then an electrician at Chrysler for 26 years.
and looking at becoming a meteorite hunter:)
Right now I'm a laid off auto worker
What Americans drive, drives America @#$%^*()
Tim Heitz
Hi list.When I am employed,I work in the shipping and receiving end of
warehousing.I have 31 years of warehouse experience.From order picking to
supervisory.So if anyone in the chicago area needs me,I am available.I live in
elgin,il about 35 miles from chitown with my wife of 10 years.No kids
Greetings Michael Farmer;
Congratulations on your new adventure and especially your new Texas
meteorite fall,find.It is a beautiful specimen.I personally am not ignoring the
new
fall,i'm just waiting for the reports to come in from all the hunters that are
fortunate enough to be able to
Listoids
A few new updates at QMIG...
http://www.qmig.org
Some pix of complete polished thin-sections
And an article on the Arrabury meteorite... never been seen before... yep I
know - I have to edit the pdf to rotate the pic of Arrabury so the ruler
looks korrekt and I have to include one
Full-time caregiver for a family member with Alzheimer's disease.
Before that, I was a garden center manager for Lowes and Home Depot.
Regards and clear skies,
MikeG
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Michael Gilmer (Louisiana, USA)
Member of the Meteoritical Society.
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/latestnews/stories/021909dntexmeteor.3c40815.html
http://www.wacotrib.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/communities/breakingnews/entries/2009/02/18/meteorite_hunters_searching_ne.html
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ap/tx/6270243.html
Hi All,
Once again, I found myself wandering the Smithsonian meteorite display
in Washington DC this past weekend. This time, however, I spent less
time studying the sexy stones and irons, and instead concentrated on
the more common ones that I usually overlook.
One in particular caught my
Hello fellow list members;
I am 62 yrs. old,father of 4,grandfather of 8,i am still engaged in
electrical contracting,control and commercial electrical installations, i've
been in
business for 31 yrs. .Been collecting meteorites for 14 yrs actively, and
interested in such matters for 50
Hello List,
I am turning 66 in May this year, officially pensioner since last year
and dealing and wheeling in 'Rocks on Fire', meteorites, impactites,
olivine bombs and opals.
Before that I was an architect (with a German diploma, Dipl.Ing.) with
our former State Government Public Works
Hi to those of you looking for Texas meteorites:
Anyone interested in writing a short article about the fall for the May
issue of Meteorite?
Does not need to be long, but should have a few photos.
Anyone? Anyone?
If you have never written anything before, do not worry. Nancy and I are
good
Hello List,
I am closing in on age 64 and hoped to retire soon, but will continue working
as head of a research and regulatory department for a Minnesota company that
makes pool chemicals. I trained as a microbial physiologist.
j. hill
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Hi All,
It seems that the ancient geocities site I posted my pics to has
either crashed or reached its limit.
I posted the pics again in box.net. This should be more reliable.
http://www.box.net/shared/4r1330eocd
http://www.box.net/shared/o6b03dtrdb
http://www.box.net/shared/roec5zuyi2
Best,
I'm a small town acupuncturist and herbalist, thus self employed. My previous
employer in the 90's was at the lost and found at Mammoth Mountain Ski Area.
Howard Wu
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47 years old and I am a product development engineer. Happily married
for 23 years and have two wonderful boys.
Just learned that my eldest boy has been accepted into biological and
medical sciences at University of Western Ontario so he too will be into
the sciences like many of the list
Dear List,
Here are the latest reports from the West, Texas fall.
http://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.com/
Best Regards, Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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Is Anthony Tomaselli on the list, or does anyone know how to get in tough with
him?
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Just found a piece moments ago!
Here is an iPhone pic.
Hope this excites you all as much as it does me.
Michael Farmer
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Hi Elton,
That does make sense when you put it that way. I had no idea.
So it's OK to chat about the investment value of meteorites and
tell other people about them, but you can't promote or sell a
meteorite as an investment unless you are willing to play ball
with the system. Understood. :)
Hi,
I'm 53 (egad!) and manage the careers of a handful of renowned jazz
artists. I was blessed to work with Michael Brecker for the duration
of his solo career and now work most closely with
http://www.diannereeves.com
http://www.thebadplus.com
http://www.reginacarter.com
(If
Hi all,
I'm 58 and work as a certification analyst for a large online billpay
service. And my birthday is the same as Bernd's !
And to Mike Farmer- please keep the reports coming! I really enjoyed your
reports from Carancas last year (would make a
great book!) and look forward to more info
Ha
I'm 48. I'm working in the Department of Biology Warsaw University as the
computer specialist, additionally I'm a DTP operator. I'm a collector and
hunter of meteorites. My wife, the Wadi ;-) is the best hunter I know which.
Best
Wadi Jan Woreczko
www.woreczko.pl
www.meteoritica.eu
Kalahari 009 is the largest claimed lunar meteorite but the weight has never
been certified so the anonymous finder(s) has to be taken at his/her word. This
is not good enough to make the record books. The weight was conveniently
rounded off to 13,500 grams so who knows how accuratly it was
I am 38, and a professional Palaeolithic (old stone age) archaeologist,
currently working at the Institute for Geo- and Bioarchaeology, Fac. Earth
Life Sciences, VU University Amsterdam.
- Marco
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Dutch Meteor Society (DMS)
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Hi,
I run my own industrial hygiene consulting company. We conduct surveys for
manufacturing facilities, chemical companies, etc. Surveys include
monitoring for air contaminants, noise and other agents in the occupational
setting.
I am a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) and Certified Safety
I am still trying to assemble a trajectory and terminus for the Kentucky
fireball of 13 Feb. Lots of sightings but nearly all are missing critical data
like azimuth.. duh. I need some facts/values and can't seem to find them in
the archives or my notes. My memory is not specific enough to
Without researching to much on my own part, I would mention weathered out
graphite and/or troilite nodules/veins. The holes are too deep to be crater
pits, IMO
Elton
--- On Thu, 2/19/09, Dark Matter freequa...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Dark Matter freequa...@gmail.com
Subject:
Here is the photo that Mike Farmer tried to attach to his posting to the
list minuites ago. However, the list server does not allow embedded photos
or HTML rich emails. So here is the link.
http://www.catchafallingstar.com/temp/Texas%20Find.jpg
ALSO.. Ebay Auctions ending soon
Video, with local flavor
http://www.myfoxaustin.com/dpp/news/021909_Meteorite_Pieces_Located_in_West_TX
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In addition to being a homemaker, Twink is one heck-of-a meteorite
hunter who looks 49.
Best,
John Gwilliam
At 09:32 AM 2/19/2009, Larry Twink Monrad wrote:
Oh I forgot, I will be 64 in a couple of months.
Will you still need me
Will you still feed me
When I'm sixty four
Twink Monrad
This is the kind of survey best taken OFF list by a list member who
Will report back the results to the list. I suggest a limit of a minimum
Of 33% of income to include a job or Career - ie: some people will
be several things: College instructor, meteorite dealer, for instance.
Best
HI LIST,
i have here for sale ,
http://www.flickr.com/photos/azizhabibi/
1=a nicely orionted possible unclassified cm2 23.3 gr very nice nice
oriontation left some flow lines the oriontation is perfect.
2= a 464 gr iron unclassified from zagora has some lips all over like shoes
lips.
Darryl posted:
I have two wonderful--and healthy and happy--daughters, and when I
put on a suit this morning (a rare, but sometimes necessary event) I
became INSANELY jealous of all of those now in Texas as well as
those on their way
I once had the pleasure of seeing Darryl in a suit
List, Aziz,
I've never seen a meteorite like this, anyone else?
_http://www.flickr.com/photos/azizhabibi/3293463147/_
(http://www.flickr.com/photos/azizhabibi/3293463147/)
-Larry
**Need a job? Find an employment agency near you.
By the way, all,
All this info and MUCH more can be posted on my
Meteorite friends page sponsored by Meteorite Exchange,
Which allows you to have 4 photos, list your web page,
Write a Bio as long as you want, etc, etc.
A few years ago, I started a Meteorite Friends page
On my site
For those who may not know, Twink has been a long
Time contributor to the meteorite community. Yearly
She brings deliciouse chockolate confections and spreads
Them around dealers' rooms for the meteorite public
To enjoy and makes a Gold Basin cake with Gold
Basin meteorites for people to find -
Hi Adam,
Thanks for the insightful answer. I know the Met Bulletin entries
often have discrepancies and errors in translation. I asked
because I recently offered a freebie to my friends if they could
tell me what the second largest lunar meteorite was. I consider
NWA 5000 to be the largest and
Here's what I know
1a. Speed of sound at sea level? 1500 meters per second?
no, it's 340m/s
2. What is the approximate maximum distance a ground
observer can see fireballs over the horizon as limited by
the curvature of the earth? my memory also says 250 miles
I remember
Hi Mike and List Members,
An interesting fact about NWA 5000 is that it actually weighed more than the
claimed weight of Kalahari 009 at one time.
Let me explain:
We weighed the main mass and liberated portion right after it was cut and it
actually gained a lot of weight. The reason being is
Eman (Comic Book Hero, sounds like..), and List,
Beaten to the punch, but I got numbers...
What is the approximate maximum distance a
ground observer can see fireballs over the horizon?
The curvature of the Earth is roughly 61cm per
kilometer of curvature. If your eyes were 183cm
high and
hi guys
what are the labs specialised in carbonaceous.
thanks
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Hi Adam,
That's interesting backstory behind NWA 5000. Thanks for sharing
it. I noticed a typo in my last post, I meant to say that AFAIK,
DaG 400 is the second largest lunaite. Does anyone keep or
maintain a list of the largest lunar or martian meteorites? It
would be interesting to see a
Hi Mike and List,
NWA 3163 is the largest Granulitic Lunar meteorite, and was once the Second
largest lunar.
Best regards,
Greg
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IMCA 3163
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Check out this piece I found today;)
http://img232.imageshack.us/my.php?image=birdnestxq6.jpg
Hi everyone. Sorry for the attempts to write emails from my IPHONE. Not the
easiest thing to do while walking through the pasture, looking for meteorites.
Here is a short note about what we know.
Hi Carl,
It is interesting that you would relate this to an old sci-fi flick from the
50's entitled Monolith Monsters. NWA 5000 is predominately a monolithic
breccia, is monstrous in size and absorbs H20 like a sponge.
I will add this one to the NWA 5000 moniker list, I like it!
Best
Looks to me like a CB as in Bencubinite. The large chondrites mentioned
should be blebs of nickel-iron. One of more or the blebs isn't so oval as the
others but the appearance to CB: aka a Bencubinite.
Elton
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From:
I meant to add more before I accidentally sent the last email--
If I recall from memory and my own specimens--Iron blebs typical of
bencubiniates, shouldn't have so many non-spherical shapes and they certainly
don't easily fracture as what appears to be broken surfaces in the surface. If
Hello Carl,
Reminds me of The Monolith Monsters. Neat side
An excellent movie. One of my favorites!
-Walter Branch
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Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 10:24 PM
Subject: Re:
Mike,
I'll have that one sunny-side up! That pic is too cool for words!
Ed Deckert
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Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 10:25 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] West Texas meteorite fall
astroidal magma
jerry flaherty
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Subject: New Issue: Multiple Meteorite Magmas
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I'd add that Twink is an unselfish and gracious hostess who rounded up
several List members to welcome Dawn and I to her home on our first visit to
Tuzson in the the summer of 2006
Jerry Flaherty
- Original Message -
From: Michael Blood mlbl...@cox.net
To: Twink Monrad
I rarely reply to anything, but I will reply to this to say that I
respectfully but strongly disagree with Michael. Personal
introductions are something that makes us a community and makes us
friends--something very on-topic, in my opinion. Michael recognizes
this with his meteorite
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