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Hi E.P., List!
Maybe useful, this should be the reference E.P. talks about (correct
spelling):
REITER, K.: Die Metalle im Alten Orient unter besonderer
Berücksichtigung altbabylonischer Quellen (Münster 1997) (In: Orientalia
Nova Series 69 [Rom: Pontificium Institutum Biblicum] 2000, 110-115)
Me
Listees,
Yes to cut a wonderful oriented meteorite hurts. But also the interior
of such a space rock is important: to cut a very nice full slice into
some part slices will destroy a nice collection piece also, especially
if the part slices don't show all features, which were represented by
the ful
Hi John, List!
John, I think your observation is absolutely correct. Same game here in
Germany: You can be happy, if you find someone, who will make
classification of OCs especially if they aren't very fresh or very
small.
Maybe we will have better times (in this point), if the NWA rush is over
co
Folks!
There is only one word to say: WOW This chondrule is so awesome, if
you don't have seen this fantastic chondrule till now, you should write
Tom a short note. It's a truly must see.
Don't hesitate...
Best wishes and a special THANKS to Tom
Ingo
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Hi Folks!
If Im not wrong, its absolutely prohibited to export rocks from
Turkey:
There was a lot of trouble with tourists, who tried to bring pebbles
from the beach out of the country and become arrested. This strict law
was created initial to preserve cultural objects! In fact: As tourist,
yo
Graham, Mike and List!
Seymchan is very stable. I bought a piece last year on ebay and sliced
it.
The material doesn't rust, although it isn't oiled or lacquer sealed and
the northern part of Germany isn't a good place for meteorites too.
For me Seymchan has the same quality as classic pallasites
Hi List!
In my opinion the last days here on the list were (mostly) boring for
me! This is a meteorite-list, this means for me talking about meteorites
and related things. In my opinion this is not a place for personal
fights, insults or other conflicts, also not if they are in a way
meteorite rel
d people`s naivety.
> Call
> it enterpreneurs attitude, if you prefer.
> Some of them were selling hamburguers, or plumbing, before entering
into
> their new "scientific" activity...
> I am sorry if I do not simpatize with them.
> I must add that obviously SOME of th
Hi List!
I still have my first meteorite a 105.9 gram Sikhote Alin explosion
fragment, bought during the Hamburg mineral fair from Jürgen Nauber in
1996! For me its like yesterday, as I came home and my father told me,
that I had spend a lot of money for a grenade or bomb splinter! ;)
Ingo
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An: 'Ingo Herkstroeter'; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Betreff: AW: [meteorite-list] View points
Hi Ingo,
I couldn't know, that the mail on the list was privately.
That discussion is vexatious. Let's make it short.
T
Folks!
Maybe I'm wrong, but I think it's time to calm down a little bit. Let's
talk about the stuff this list was created for. BACK TO METEORITES,
PLEASE!!!
Is there anyone out there, who has a good meteorite related topic?
Ingo
P.S. Hope this message will reach the list prompt. My last one (ab
Hi Anne and list!
Yes Anne, this is a nice contest. My guess is: IIICD iron, although it
is much harder to tell something about an iron meteorite as about a
stony one from a picture (for me).
Ingo
Very good idea, Ingo.
Did anybody notice the Picture of Day:
_http://www.spacerocksi
Hi list!
Don't know, who has realized it, but as the last meteorite bulletin was
up NWA 4236 (a new Acapulcoite, which Andy Gren and me have bought at
the Hamburg mineral fair) had the status "official", a short time later
it was "under review", now it's official again. What does this mean
"under
Hi Fred and List!
Another good idea maybe to take little tumbled stones (like the colour
full quartz group) and put them into fresh clay, form an egg and dry it
on your radiator. Its possible to paint these eggs later
. Hide them
near the playground or in your garden: Tell the children to search
Hi Greg and List!
#2: Yes! Here is a list of some minerals, which were found in
meteorites, but not in terrestrial rocks so far (to my knowledge). If
someone has additional information or correction please post them
:
- Barringerite (Fe, Ni)2P only in iron meteorites
- Carlsbe
Hi Piper and List!
I have heard that schreibersite was also found in terrestrial irons from
Ovifak / Greenland! Is that true?
Ingo
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Gesendet: Freitag, 18. Mai 2007 10:57
An: met
Hi Graham and List!
I had some Gujba (some slices and one end cut) and also one fragment,
all from the same source! One of the slices and the end cut I took with
me to different markets (mostly under free sky including some rainy
days) a long time and had never rust problems with them
One sl
Hello Robert and List!
It was very cloudy in the northern part of Germany (only some stars were
visible). We could watch some shooting stars by looking through a hole
in the clouds, but it was not "the hit" this year.
Ingo
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Hi Hanno, Christian and List!
Reminds me at some clasts in some NWA-R-types, but looks a little bit
different. By the way: nice bull's eyes!
Ingo
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Hi Gary, List!
I collect: rocks (not only impactites), fossils (esp. fossil star fishes
and brittle stars), stone age artefacts and minerals; also sand samples
and extant samples of plants and animals (to compare with fossil
record). Has something slipped my mind? Ohh yes: meteorites of course!
;)
Hi List!
Mark wrote:
">>Life seems to be unstoppable!
Yes it is unstoppable, but the question is how 'un-startable' is it?!"
A theory says that: Also if the Earth will hit by a big asteroid and
tears into pieces/asteroids (forming a new asteroid belt), you still
will find life on these asteroid
Hi Mark, List!
"... a baby tree growing in a Oman meteorite..."
Hehee, the first proof for life out there and the first proof for aliens
among us too! ;)
Ingo
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Hi List!
I remember that you can have a lot of fun with wire wool and a microwave
oven. Also a nice lightning ball!
But don't forget to throw the microwave away later; it won't be useful
any more after that treatment. ;)
Ingo
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Hi Folks!
I don't want to make something bad here, but to me it looks more like a
quartz grain (desert sand grain)! The colour and shine are not olivine
typical! I also don't think, that such a crystal will survive during a
fall (will melt out) or during desert (sand) storms!
Ingo
-
Hi Luke! Hi List!
Luke wrote:
"My point is people should not bring religious views into science
especially over use of words which i have seen used several times already
in the listing."
Well said, Luke! This list should be a place where people talk about
meteorites and related science and not a
Hi Folks!
I have just returned from Gifhorn, a small meteorite show in nothern
Germany! I have met Hanno Strufe there and saw the new 1,3 kg diogenite
individual, which he has posted to the list a while back, just incredible!!!
If I wouldn´t be a student (with only a small budget) I would have bo
Hi folks!
This is the most important thing for our hobby or business: publicity and
education! It´s not important how big a fair is (like Andy Gren has posted),
it´s important that there is a fair. Sure, Gifhorn is very very small, but
it can grow and become bigger...
Shame on us, if we only t
if possible.. and so on! We have
to do everything, that will Gifhorn let grow..
Just my two (noncommercial) Euro-Cents! :)
Ingo
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> An: "Ingo Herkstroeter" <[
Well spoken, Martin!
We all (collectors, dealers and scientists) should be happy to have the
possibility to get the rar material!
Ingo
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Hi Christian, List!
It´s a mesosiderite and it is a fall, so it could be: Barea, Dong Ujimqin
Qi, Dyarrl Island, Estherville, Lowics, Patwar or Veramin
Most of these I haven´t seen by my self since yet, so my first guess was it
could be Estherville: but it looks a little bit different! We have to
Hi Matteo, List!
This looks exactly like the colored tektites I have seen in Gifhorn for only
a bit of money! I think this guy is unable to distinguish between tektites
and meteorites and want to make the fast money!
Cheers!
Ingo
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So that´s what it is: Dong Ujimqin Qi (1995 Sept. 7, 13.35 hrs)! Christian,
I think your next Quiz has to be more difficult! :)
Ingo
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Hi Folks!
I can´t wait to see, what will happen, if he start the auction at $ 1,-!
O FOLKS, only the shipping. :)
Cheers!
Ingo
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Hi List!
I have received also some e-mails from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>! I have
looked on the attached files and... no problems!
Ingo
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Hi Folks!
I can´t go to the I.M.C.A. home page! What´s wrong there? Any informations!
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There is only one word to say: WOW!!!
I want to find such mets too! :(
Ingo
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Datum: Fri, 19 May 2006 10:13:36 -0700
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> I will post a couple of lin
Hi Folks!
Very strange.
Cheers (Or better not!) :)
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Hi Folks!
Very strange.
http://cgi.ebay.de/Meteorites-by-Guerlain-edt-30ml-Neu-in-Box_W0QQitemZ7239909877QQcategoryZ31083QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Cheers! (Or better not!) :)
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Hi List!
I have problems to polish some pallasite slices! Is someone out there, who has
a lot of experience and could (want to) give me a tip (off list, if prefered)
how polishing will work (better)?
THANKS!
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Hi Moni, List!
Cool video! That´s what I would call a good nose for business! :o) Hey,
we should rent this guy.
Ingo
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Hi List!
Yes! Exceptions: CO or CR! But it doesn´t look so! Could be a strange
looking OC!
Ingo
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Hi Bob, List!
This sounds like a fieldname for me!
Ingo
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 19. Juli 2006 15:33
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Hi List!
I
can only say: moon scarab! L
Ingo
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Gesendet: Montag, 7. August 2006
03:10
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dealers) know how hard this
way really is. We can discuss that point again by a beer or cola at the next
fair, if you want.
Best
Wishes!
Ingo
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 10. August
2006 03:21
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Hi Jeff and List!
Thanks Jeff, you're correct!
There're a lot of other things we have to reflect: For example a lot of
institutes don't have the money for field trips (for meteorite hunting
or fossil hunting or what ever..). The only way for them is, to find
someone, who want to finance their tri
Hi Folks!
We have to be very careful about the "Chiemgau Comet Impact". To my
knowledge it's not clear, what we have there! Most scientist think, that
this is not an impact field, only a hand full do.
Ingo
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Hi Michael!
There
is another explanation for the magnetism of a rock, than to be a meteorite: the
rock contains minerals which are magnetic. These minerals or ore minerals are
magnetic, because they are composed by iron or Ni! A typical mineral (you can
find in a lot of terrestrial rock
Hi Folks!
I’m looking for estonian impactites especially from the „Ilumetsa-Crater” by
Pörgavhaud but also all others. Please let me know what you have (with pictures
and prices).
Thanks!
Ingo
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Hi Folks!
I’m looking for estonian impactites especially from the „Ilumetsa-Crater”
by Pörgavhaud but also all others. Please let me know what you have (with
pictures and prices).
Thanks!
Ingo
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Hi List!
According to MetBull: "A single 83 kg individual completely covered with
well developed regmaglypts" was found. Don't know if it was examined too.
Best wishes
Ingo
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Hi Folks!
I just heard, that there was a new earth quake in Japan. It had 7.4 on the
Richter scale and there was given an tsunami warning, also. The quake was in
the same region, the last one was and caused the trouble with the nuclear
power station near Fukushima.
Let's hope the best for all pe
Hi Marcin!
This depends on which Europe you mean! The geographic, the political or the
geological Europe?
Ingo
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Indeed, Bernd - as ours!
Ingo
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Pauli
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Hi Ed and Listees!
We had this discussion at the biggest German Met-Forum
(Meteorite-Mineral-Gold-Forum)some time ago. One of our members has created
a list of Roster-Levels which uses the knowledge and experience of all
members so far.
See here (please scroll down to answer #73):
http://www.jgr
Hello Graham and List!
This individual weighs 908.7 grams. You can find this info here:
http://www.nhm-wien.ac.at/jart/prj3/nhm/data/uploads/Presse/Marsmeteorit_Tis
sint/Presse.info_Meteoritenankauf_250612.pdf
Scroll down to "Der neu erworbene Meteorit".
Ingo
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Hi Jim!
Don't know the seller - seems to be a classical self classification to me,
which is not (in anyway) scientific approved.
Best wishes
Ingo
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Hi Jim!
Don't know the seller - seems to be a classical self classification to me,
which is not (in anyway) scientific approved.
Best wishes
Ingo
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Hi Paul!
In my opinion: Yes, of course! You can give an additional information to the
label you create for your collection (or for sale) and provide the sample
you want to give away with a copy of the original label you/or/and Joe got
from the MNH NY. The proof of the origin and history of the pie
Hi again, Folks!
Exactly, Matt! I have some samples in my collection, which I got from a very
famous european collector, which have a museum provenance also. He sold me
these samples with hand drawn sketches, which show me how the samples looked
like, as he has gotten them from his source and whic
Hello Aleksandr!
This seems to be a typical terrestrial igneous rock called: porphyry. Have a
look to the link below to compare it by your own. See how colorful they can
be also.
http://www.kristallin.de/s2/Dalarnateller.htm#Anker1
The fact, that it is poorly magnetic can be explained very easily
Fantastic!
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Well said, Christian!
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> Von: "Christian Anger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An:
> Betreff: [meteorite-list] RE: Ad - 77 Auctions Ending, Great Stuff!
> Datum: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 23:22:49 +0100
>
>
> Oh man, oh man
>
> I do not want to treat anybody here.
>
> A
Hi List!
Well said Andy! Meteorite prices are not fixed, so every dealer has the
choice, to sell "low-priced" or "high-priced"! It´s up to the collectors to
decide which prices they want to pay!
For me it´s a wonder, that very beautiful and well praparated specimens are
not higher in price compare
Could be porphyric (alkali)olivinebasalt or a olivinecumulate! Could also be
a new typ of meteorite! :0 We need a thin section and isotopic data
Ingo
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> An:
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> Datum: Fri, 6
Hi Pierre-Marie and List!
I had problems with the Ni-test (with dimethylglyoxime) too. The problem is,
that this substance shows a reaction with Fe2+-ions too. So you don´t know,
if the pink reaction shows truly Ni or only iron (iron dissolves much more
better in HCl than Ni)!
It seems that there
AT was the funniest guess (I laughed a lot because Andi only
> wrote this one word in his reply).
>
>
> So here the nearest guesses:
>
> porphyric (alkali)olivinebasalt or a olivinecumulate - Ingo Herkstroeter
>
> peridotite. I cant see from the picture if it's lherz
Hi List!
This could be intersting for german list members: Today at 19.30 (7.30 p.m.)
will be a Terra X-report about the controversial Chiemgau Impact on ZDF!
Ingo
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Hi Stefan!
What have you seen there? Do you belive in the Chiemgau Impact Theory? Any
other thoughts?
Ingo
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> Von: "Stefan Brandes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An: "Meteorite-list"
> Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] Chiemgau Impact on TV
> Datum: Sun, 8 Jan 2006 19:13:
Is anyone able to download this video? I can´t
Ingo
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> Von: Tom Teters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Betreff: Fwd: Re: [meteorite-list] Video of Steve Arnold's dig and new
> find
> Datum: Thu, 12 Jan 2006 12:44:44 -0700
>
> At 09:16 AM
1. Lars : Suevite
2. Bernd: Chip off a polymict, brecciated eucrite
3. Ingo : polymict basement breccia/ Nördlinger Ries
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Hi Listees! Hi Christian!
This looks like a eucrite which seems to have crust also (right side, but
could be only a shadow/light-illusion). My last guess for part one was: It
could be a Béréba slice, but there are some strange details. I´m not sure
whichone this here could be and so I will wait te
Béréba! > Solution, please
Ingo
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> Von: "Christian Anger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An:
> Betreff: [meteorite-list] a new Quiz - part 3 - another hint
> Datum: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 22:14:28 +0100
>
> Hi all,
>
> so here's part 3 of the new Quiz
>
> a new
Main Mass: That´s it Ken!
One day we need a group of people, who are able to sort out all the
NWA-numbers and pairings. Like in all describing sciences, the first name,
who was given to the material should be the one and only! This was made up
for all animals and plants (and done so, since the mid
Hi Marco and List!
It´s a shame like all met-carvings! Arg!
Ingo
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> Von: Marco Langbroek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Betreff: [meteorite-list] Arrgh! What they do to some meteorites
> Datum: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 11:05:51 +0100
>
>
> Arg
Hi Carsten!
all the cut losses to create such a piece of "art"
will give the seller a lot of ebay-micros! ;)
It´s a shame!
Ingo
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Pitino.opss!
Ingo
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> Datum: 22 Jan 2006 20:56:54 UT
>
> > Dude..Steve...w
Hi folks!
I can´t wait to get a scale cube (all cubes from Niger Meteorite Recon are
sold)! Is there someone out there, who was clever enough to buy more than
one and want to sale one (with a small profit of course) now?
Please e-mail me in private!
Thanks
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This could be a peridotite (I´m not sure which one: Dunite, Wehrlite,
Lherzolithe.), with typical ore/spinell.
Ingo
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> An:
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> Datum: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 00:26:05 +0100
>
> Hi,
>
> L
..and still very cheap!!! :)
This guy needs a tombstone out of his Mars-rock!
Ingo
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> Datum: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 14:14:06 -0500
>
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Sorry, WATER on iron meteorites? I´m not sure one this
Ingo
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> Von: Pelé Pierre-Marie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Betreff: [meteorite-list] Rust on iron meteorites : new method ?
> Datum: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 13:23:42 +0100 (CET)
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ethod ?
> Datum: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 14:12:56 +0100 (CET)
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> its distillated
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> Matteo
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> --- Ingo Herkstroeter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
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> > Sorry, WATER on iron meteorites? I´m not
> > sure one this
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> > In
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> Von: "Marcin Cimala" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An: "Ingo Herkstroeter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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> Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] Rust on iron meteorites : new method ?
> Datum: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 14:23:18 +0100
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> > Sorry,
Hi Göran!
Thanks for this very interesting informations!
Ingo
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> Von: Göran Axelsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
> Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] Rust on iron meteorites : new method ?
> Datum: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 20:13:39 +0100
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Hi Darran, List!
This is a oolithe, like Marc posted! You can see a lot of concentric rings,
thats untypic for chondrules! It´s very easy to test it, with a little drop
of HCl, should show a good reaction, cause oolithes are chalky! If you try
this on a meteorite, nothing should happen, cause they
Hi List!
"Avant" is a very good browser too! Never had any problems!
Ingo
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> An: "Michael Farmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Kopie: meteor list
> Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] Problems with ebay
> Datum: Thu, 23 Feb 2006 12:32:49
>Hi list!
I know one of these unlucky guys, caught in the OMANIAN NIGHTMARE and now
have been released. I will meet him next week (on saturday). Maybe I`ve new
informations about it than
Ingo/Germany
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> Von: "michel FRANCO" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Hi list!
That´s it!!! Walter sees it in the right light! Meteorites are interesting
for what they are and not for what they are worth in cash. I think everyone,
who collects them only as a sort of status symbol or to show off with their
value is on a bad trip and should be ashamed of.
But I don´t
Hi list!
I´m searching for every paper or book about ordinary chondrites and their
analysis. Very important for me are the opaque minerals (ores) and micro
probe analysis of H-type chondrites.
Also very important are microscopic data of the opaque minerals (like
reflectans and micro hardness).
Ev
Dear List-Members!
As promised I´ve talked with my friend, who was part of the group arrested
in Oman. I asked him to write something to seperate the facts from the
rumours. Here it is
Ingo
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>Yes!!! This hits the nail on the head, Tom!
Ingo/Germany
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> An: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] Russian Astrologer Sues NASA Over Comet
> Datum: Tue, 5 Jul 2005 09:41:43 -0700
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> "She earlier told th
>Yes!!! This hits the nail on the head, Tom!
Ingo/Germany
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> Von: "Tom Knudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] Russian Astrologer Sues NASA Over Comet
> Datum: Tue, 5 Jul 2005 09:41:43 -0700
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> "She earlier told th
>SORRY!!! No Ni? What´s that? I´ve never heared about a iron meteorite
without Ni!!! Can somebody help me out of my dilemma, please? : )
Ingo/Germany
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> An: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
> Betreff: [meteorite-list] Sri L
>What was in their coffee this morning or is this the result of a sort of
brain-impact?
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> Betreff: [meteorite-list] Moon To Explode Within Six Months
> Datum: Thu, 14 Jul 2005 13:04:15 +0200
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> :-) :-) :-)
Back to meteorites, please!!!
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>Hi Tom and List!
I´m not sure what the meaning of "Metachondrite" is, but in geology "Meta-"
stands for metamorphosis. So perhaps the person, who used this word, wanted
to make clear, that this chondrite is complete changed in something else or
more than other chondrites (shock is common). It´s n
>Hi Tom and List!
Tom you´re looking at a typical typ 4: Many well defiened chondrules, the
matrix is fine grained and transparent (pyroxens (clino-) should be
frequent; secondary feldspars should be very fine grained, glas in
chondrules should be cloudy --> check this under polarized light). If y
Hi Listees!
I´ve heared that someone had made a scarab of a lunar meteorite (HORROR!!!)!
Has someone a picture of it? Bua! I only know a old egyptian
LDG-scarab.
I´m searching for all cruelties on meteorites also! So if you have some
pics, please send them to me.
Ingo/Germany
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