Hello lovely list,
I just wanted to put it out there that I have some auctions ending tomorrow.
They are all very lovely.
There is a completely oriented wonderful bullet of a Taza, that can be
seen here:
This is turning to be a philosophic dilemma: just found a hole in an
empty pocket,
and that should be against all the natural laws.
Also, how to find the difference between a hole of a donut and a hole of
a rock
if you have only the hole to study?
Perhaps I´m going to collect just holes,
Hi everybody,
Does anyone know if the Winslow St. impact and the Navarro impact correspond to
the same Park Forest impact site?
There is not so much information available around.
Here is a link to the Navarro house impact story:
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap030506.html
As for Winslow street,
Hi Arnaud,
Not sure if this helps you or not but here's my PF page which has four
Winslow St pieces. The last two pieces have short blurbs written by Steve
Arnold #1.
http://www.meteorites.com.au/favourite/january2004.html
Cheers,
Jeff
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Very nice John.
But maybe we should mention that, here in the West, there can also be a
Hole in the Wall:
_http://www.blm.gov/wy/st/en/field_offices/Buffalo/recreation/holeinwall.htm
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(http://www.blm.gov/wy/st/en/field_offices/Buffalo/recreation/holeinwall.html)
Enough for today.
No, Martin, no, I wanna believe!
Well I see, I'd have to look for a dealer who could offer me a meteorite
with hole on Ebay, withdraw the meteorite and so expertedly isolate the hole
and ship it to me separately - a pure essential hole, so to say, a
nothing-else-than-a-hole. As this hole would
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Hi List. Been away for a while but have listed some meteorite related
auctions ending tonight of some rare meteorite stamps and a sweet hard to
find unused postcard of the Basket Meteorite.
http://shop.ebay.com/emflocater/m.html?_nkw=_armrs=1_from=_ipg=
Thanks for your time.
Sincerely
Don
Hi List
I was in a photography shop here in Manila and saw some fantastic glass fronted
dry cabinets ideal for meteorite collectors. I only keep tektites here in
Manila so I don't need one! The prices were very reasonable ranging from about
$150 for a small one to $300 for a larger one.
I saw
Dude,
I'm not sure what this is supposed to mean, but I think both mikes
will be equally insulted for different reasons.
Nice work :)
Mike
On Sat, Aug 22, 2009 at 4:29 PM,
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OK, I guess the pictures are too small to see clearly, it's M.
Answering both Steves at once.
The Nuevo Mercurio that meteorite men Steve mention is now in my
collection.
But it's not 25g, it's a little under 8g. It has a hole about 2x1mm.
I also remember a tricky holed meteorite: some D'Orbigny
slices/framgments had holes made when gas bubbles were exposed
Hi again
In Argentina there is also a town called Sierra de la Ventana (Hill of
the Window).
It's name is for a natural terrestrial hole in a nearby Hill. Here are
some pages with photos of it:
http://www.dondevivimos.com.ar/paginasdv/sierra_ventana.html
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/607753
Hello All,
I actually own a very nice Gold Basin meteorite with a perfect hole.
It's a crusted slice weighing 11 grams. It is FeNi-rich, has abundant
troilite and the matrix displays a mottled appearance. But its main
feature is a truly spectacular, perfect hole measuring exactly 3 mm
in
Who can recommend a brand and make of band saw blade for irons.
Same for cutting a pallasite?
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I am surprised nobody mentioned, The Hole!
http://www.meteorcrater.com/
Best regards,
Greg
Greg Hupe
The Hupe Collection
NaturesVault (eBay)
gmh...@htn.net
www.LunarRock.com
IMCA 3163
Click here for my current eBay auctions:
Hi List.Does anyone know now where this stunning meteorite known as the
Basket Meteorite resides today.
Sincerely
Don Merchant
IMCA 0960
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Hi Richard,
One important thing you forgot to include in needed information is, The
combination to the vault!! ;-)
Best regards,
Greg
Greg Hupe
The Hupe Collection
NaturesVault (eBay)
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IMCA 3163
Click here for my
I'm wondering if anyone has or know where I can obtain a list of public
meteorite collections that are spectacular, or have individual meteorite
specimens on display that should not be missed?
I'd like to build a POI file for use in GPS units to make it easier to find
these collections when
Hi Richard,
I think this is a great idea. I cannot help with the hard data, but
here are some famous collections to start with (according to the 2000
edition of Catalogue of Meteorites) -
American Museum of Natural History
New York, NY, 10024
Denver Museum of Natural History
City Park,
It was returned to the Meteor Crater Museum.
Ted
On 8/23/09 10:44 AM, Don Merchant dmerc...@rochester.rr.com wrote:
Hi List.Does anyone know now where this stunning meteorite known as the
Basket Meteorite resides today.
Sincerely
Don Merchant
IMCA 0960
Vienna, London, Paris, Moscow, Berlin the great places, where
meteoritics was born.
Tokyo and Calcutta, I don't know, what they have on display.
Check it out.
http://www.jensenmeteorites.com/meteorite-collections.htm
Mainz doesn't exist anymore, because in Germany we seem to be to stupid to
Hi Gary,
Ah, you are quick! Which one are you asking about?! :-)
Take care,
Greg
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From: Gary Fujihara fuj...@mac.com
To: Greg Hupe gmh...@htn.net
Cc: Richard Kowalski damoc...@yahoo.com;
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Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 2:01 PM
Last time I was at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science there were two
meteorites on display. Skip it.
Instead support the Colorado School of Mines Museum in Golden, CO. They have a
few dozen on display and the display itself is quite nice. Oh, and it is FREE.
Matt Morgan
What concerns the history of the wonderful meteorite collection of the
Natural History Museum, Vienna, please see here ...
... And your's is? ;^)
Sent from Gary's iPhone
On Aug 23, 2009, at 7:59 AM, Greg Hupe gmh...@htn.net wrote:
Hi Richard,
One important thing you forgot to include in needed information is,
The combination to the vault!! ;-)
Best regards,
Greg
Greg Hupe
The Hupe
Hello lovely list,
I just wanted to put it out there that I have some auctions ending tomorrow.
They are all very lovely.
There is a completely oriented wonderful bullet of a Taza, that can be
seen here:
The field museum here in chicago has a nice collection.Including a great park
forest display.But soon it really will be world class when the james dupont
meteorite collection comes to the windy city.For that I can hardly wait..Well
35 people answerd and 35 people are getting freebies.The
Dear Listoids,
It looks like the dog Hopper now has got a competitor, living in southern
Sweden! Her name is Molly.
According to the newspaper Sydsvenska Dagbladet, a meteorite fell down in
front of a group of cildren (and the dog Molly) last week, just outside the
small village St.Olof,
Hi Richard,
The finest and the world's largest non-government meteorite collection is
right here in the Midwest, in Chicago, literally, in my back yard where I am
a member and a friend of members of the staff. The Field Museum of Natural
History. Here below is the link to The Field's
I have been trying to reach Bruno Factay.
However, my emails get kicked back. I tried
The phone numbers I have and they all state there
Is no such number, then I tried adding a 1 after
The 33 as suggested by COX and that didn't work,
Either.
Does anyone have working phone numbers
Hello all you meteorite freaks and Astro Nuts!
In light of the BAD economy, I've got something all you astronomy buffs,
collectors, scientists and meteorite dealers might just be interested in.
A little Meteorite Contest - Free meteorite:
I wanted to mention that since this is only a portion of The Field's
collection that is available online at this time since it is
outdated from the time this was put into PDF file format, and now they have
added the famous DuPont Collection from the
famous James M. DuPont of Watchung, New
Thanks to Peter, Phil Dirk I now have all the info
I was seeking.
No more, please.
Thanks, Michael
On 8/23/09 1:20 PM, Michael Blood mlbl...@cox.net wrote:
I have been trying to reach Bruno Factay.
However, my emails get kicked back. I tried
The phone numbers I have
Hi Richard,
I would start with MetBase http://www.metbase.de/home.html It lists
hundreds of collections.
Thanks,
Peter
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[mailto:meteorite-list-boun...@meteoritecentral.com] On Behalf Of Richard
Kowalski
Sent:
I would like to comment of Erics new classified website:
http://www.spacifieds.com
Its very easy to upload and list items to and is FREE. I listed a few things on
it and found it to be very easy and simple to do.
Anyone selling meteorites, please take the time to list a meteorite or two, it
Thanks Greg!
I appreciate your comments.
Really Greg's right. It's not Ebay, but it's free, and it will certainly
grow as more people become aware of the site. The more people that post,
the more buyers will come and the more popular it will become.
Oh yeah, I almost forgot! Keep a look
Good evening list,
Bob was fastest and discovered it first,
and because last time our information on the newly issued Moon Coin was much
appreciated,
we want to direct the attention of the meteorite coins fans to a brand-new
Mars coin, coming out these days.
The design resumes the design of the
Hi List,
I was just browsing Amazon.com and was provided a link to Meteorites of
Alberta by Anthony J Whyte. Here is the link:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0888644752/ref=pd_luc_mrairnr_01_01#
Is anyone familiar with the author, or has anyone read this book? So far
there are no reviews
We have a WINNER!
Congrats to Greg Catterton! Great job Greg, you got the free meteorite.
It'll be on it's way to you tomorrow!
Thanks Greg... You'll have your new meteorite soon...
Enjoy...
-
I'm thinking that was way too easy! ;) That's why I'm having
Good Afternoon Matt and All I was wondering where the Denver Museum may
have put
Dr. Nininger's meteorites he acquired while there. I was once was told that
they are all stashed
away in some lower level of the museum, in storage... True? If so, how sad..
They should
send them
(http://www.amazon.com/Photographic-catalog-antarctic-meteorites-represented
/dp/BEH2HW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1251077962sr=1-3)
Someone might want to jump on this. (Not mine) I've seen this book go for
$1000 a couple years ago. In my opinion, is well worth the $399. One of the
best
Hello Everyone,
The wife and kids were out of town this weekend so I completed an ebay
project I've been working on for a while.
This new ebay page is not linked from meteorite.com yet as I'm in the
beta test phase. The link is easy to remember as all you have to do is
add /ebay after
Hi Paul!
Wow, it looks awesome! :)
It's very handy and from a few minutes of clicking around, I think
it's an excellent portal. I'll definitely bookmark it when it's
ready. :)
I also like the ability to check all of the various international eBay
auctions. Well done.
Best regards and clear
G'Day List
Been trying to catch up. This was really funny. Thanks MikeG. We all
need a little bit of humor sometimes. I thought I'd add a visual to your
comment.
http://i485.photobucket.com/albums/rr215/olivine_01/sajn.jpg
Cheers
John
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Paul,
Great work This page is much needed as a means of pointing people to
reputable eBay sellers of meteorites. It will at least cull out some of the
undesireable sellers.
Regards,
Dave
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