Hi Martin,
I sent that package to you last week fully insured and
registered from the USA to Germany. No problems.
-Walter
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Here is a picture of the house and the meteorite:
http://www.branchmeteorites.com/hits/struckwethersfield.html
-Walter
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Hello Everyone,
I have a chance to fully fund my regular IRA and
we are starting a simple IRA where I work and since
both are more important than meteorites, I have decided to sell off many
pieces in my collection. Some of these
I have had for a while and some are recent acquisitions.
Not
Hi Ken and List,
While certain Heads of State were given some
moon rocks during the 1970s I know of no NASA
employees who were given dust or actual rocks
in appreciation for their work. Perhaps Greg Redfern
knows more about this.
Having said that, SOME dust removed from the
collection bags and
Hi Jeff,
Unique (Cuba)
Is there no Very Unique
I just realized the perfect name:
Enigma (Georgia, USA, a small town near Tifton; pop 869)
(Look at the pop #, as in NWA 869)
-Walter
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the ablation process?
Perhaps these are brecciated chondrites that were solar wind
exposed then subsequently experienced impacts, then re-accreated.
For example, would we be more likely to find solar wind
discoloration in Howardites?
Any know?
-Walter Branch
Hi Dave,
Shoot, I'd pay extra for those names!
I really like Australian names, particularly
anything ending in Donga.
My favorite: Donga Donga
Local names around here might include:
Rincon
Springfield
Pooler
Garden City
Thunderbolt (not bad, though)
Guyton
Register
Tybee
Denmark (has one stop
Hi Mike,
Thank you very much for the tip.
-Walter
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Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2005 8:57 PM
Wait a minute. I have thought about this some more.
Are you saying there are wholesellers knowingly
passing off Campos for another meteorite?
If so, then folks this is really bad.
-Walter
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Hi Michael and List,
Please don't take this as an way to begin
an argument because that is not my intent but I disagree
with every point you make. I think auction
prices should be posted. Here is why.
reason, people are under the misconception
that the price at an auction means something
about
I would appreciate anyone sending me the prices realized.
-Walter
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Sent: Friday, February 18, 2005
Hello Everyone,
Here is the real reason why Mike Farmer has been traveling all over the
world looking at the ground:
http://www.branchmeteorites.com/misc/mfr.jpg
-Walter
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Hi Geoff and List,
Yes, this is very good news.
Completely unexpected on my part but I
for one am very pleased to hear this.
It is one thing to be so delusional to think that
the scientific community has nothing better to
do with their time than to dream up
conspiracy theories, but is it
If anyone thinks Jim Strope doesn't have a
sense of humor, take at look at some of
his auctions.
Jim, repeat after me:
Milleblllie...no...
milmibill ... no...no...
millie...vannillie...no...that's not it..
milliebillie..no...
(ummm, milbialeee...no...
Hi Mark,
I think only Walter
Branch will get two e-mails, so I ask him to ignore one.
Interesing collateral. Seems appropriate for both groups.
As for ignoring emails from groups, between this and the astronaut group, I
have years of practice :-)
-Walter
Hi Mike and Art,
Thanks very much for sharing.
Just downloaded the clip.
What about a clip of Shania Twain...?
...got any of Heather Locklear?
Just kidding (well, at least about Shania, anyway).
.
I have gobs of unused bandwidth. I just uploaded
the original wmv file to my site. Feel free to
Hello Everyone,
Just got home and there was my copy of Kevin
Kichinka's The Art of Meteorite Colllecting, in the mailbox.
Going out for some Hot Wings at Ruby Tuesdays but from
a glance, very nice job. On page 50 is a picture of
David New - finally I can attach a name to face!
On page 188
Hello Everyone,
Twink Monrad has aksed me to forward the message noted below.
I would also add that for those attending the Tucson show, if you have any
interest in space art, you must stop by the Novaspace Galleries. The owner
Kim Poor and his staff are super to work with and the selection of
Hi Robert,
Thank for sharing your story. I love meteorite stories!
2000 meteorites. Man, that is great!
More later would be fine with me.
I hope all your hunters are taking notes on your trips. I for
one will be first in line when the book(s) is published.
-Walter Branch
Hi Marcin,
That print is hanging on the wall of my
5 year old daughter's room. It is really
neat:
http://www.branchmeteorites.com/misc/moon.jpg
-Walter
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Yes, that is it. I have been buying space art from
the owner, Kim Poor, for a while now. I have this
http://www.novaspace.com/DIGI/Comet_Mars.html
arriving nect week.
-Walter
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To:
would like to see them.
-Walter Branch
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Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2005 8:14 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Blue Bits in NWA 1584 Chondrules
Hello Darren
Hi Bernhard,
I have a few here, as part of a simple meteorite identification test.
http://www.branchmeteorites.com/metfind.html
-Walter
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To:
Hi Michael,
Please ask him for me if it can mow the lawn.
-Walter
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Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 4:20 PM
Subject: Re:
two other boklets, Chips from
the Moon and Ask a Question about Meteorites, both of
similar size and format (minus any tektite and meteorite
specimen) and both collectable.
-Walter Branch
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Hello Everyone,
I have 580 grams of Canyon Daiblo meteorites that I had planend to re-sell
individually but I don't have time. If anyone has anything to trade, please
let me know. I am not very much interesed in anything rare or very unique
or unclassified NWA (or most NWA) material.
Hello Everyone,
I received today one of Niningers Meteorite Crater Study Kits.
This is the neatest thing and it is in pristine looks-like-it-has-
never-been-opened condition.
The only date I could find was in the Comet Strikes the Earth
book; 1942 and 1969.
Does anyone have any info on these?
Sent 5 message to the list last night, only
2 showed up. Will try the most relevant one
again:
Hi Kris,
See here, lower left picture:
http://meteorites.pdx.edu/wrong3.htm
-Walter
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They don't want to damage the RAT
and save it for the rest of the mission.
Well, like I pointed out last night, how about the end of the mission?
-Walter
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Hello Everyone,
I am intrigued by the color of the martian
meteorite. It looks like bright metal.
I have wondered about the actual color of
iron asteroids in space. Would they appear
bright and shiny or would they would be
discolored by cosmic ray and solar wind
bombardment, as are stones.
Yes, we need to scratch that rock.
They could make it the last act the rover performs.
Just think...minutes away from final
failure of the solar panels... a race against
time to upload the final commands to just
scratch the surface... the command is sent..
across the gulf of space (sorry,
Hi Geoff,
the Saturn 5 booster to Cape Kennedy) and one of two actual B-52s that
launched the X-15 to the edge of space. Not to mention JFK's private
plane, a B-17, an immaculate B-29, a family of MIGs and . . . well,
Man, I have got to get out to Tucson one day!
I recently took a trip to
Hi Rob (and Geoff)
Nice site. Looks friendly enough.
The links I looked at seem to be working,
which is a good sign :-)
Welcome to the world of being a webmaster.
I wish you much success with the site.
I got the clues, but can't seem to piece it all
together.
-Walter
Hello Everyone,
I recently picked two rare meteorite books to read. Not
being much of a meteorite book collector and since I am
finished with them, if anyone wants one
or both, you can have them for the price I paid for them:
One is Cosmic Debris: Meteorites in History by John
G. Burke.
Hello Again,
Thanks to all who responded. The books are sold.
-Walter
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Hi Bernd,
Thanks for the MAPS reference. I would have liked to have had MAPS
delivered to my door as a member of the meteoritical society but in spite of
having sent my dues in July 2003 and subsequent emails to the treasurer, I
still have not received a single issue from the publusher. I
Hi Bernd,
I am writing to request immediate payment of your Meteoritical
Society dues for 2004. Membership dues are normally paid at
the beginning of each calendar year. According to our records,
you have not responded to two prior reminders and have last
paid dues on December 30, 2002.
Hello Alexander and List,
OT? Not really - think of Orgueil, Tagish Lake etc., those fragile
Speaking of Tagish Lake, is it of astroidal or cometary origin?
-Walter
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Hello Everyone,
I recently tried the used book marketplace at amazon.com to buy a couple of
used books. I picked up a copy of Burkes Cosmic Debris: Meteorites in
History - a rare book - for $44.00 and a copy of Dodd's Thunderstones and
Shooting Stars... for $2.95.
Both books were listed as used
Hi Charlie,
VERY GOOD words of advice. Right on the mark.
-Walter
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Sent: Monday, January
to give me an
idea as to shipping. Many times, the selller does not respond
so I just pass the auction by.
Hoping everyone has a great 2005!
-Walter Branch
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To: Dave Harris
Hello Everyone,
Taking a break from making the punch.
Here in Savannah, Georgia, my family and I are celebrating
with our traditional New Year's eve feast: shrimp, crab,
crab rangoon, veggies and fruit, pot stickers, chips and dip.
I make a great Salsa but recently I picked up some called Day
Hi Ken and List,
Experts do not know why incidents with meteorites have become so
frequent nowadays. One of the versions says that someone in deep black
space deliberately bombards the Earth with meteorites.
Ever read T. R. LeMaire's book Stones from the Stars
From the dust jacket...
Why do
the
time for Apollo stuff and they'd send back big envelopes full of 8x10's,
Apollo literature,etc. I had TONS of the stuff.
I didn't wash my hand for weeks!
Regards and happy holidays to all.
Tom Randall
On Fri, 2004-12-17 at 19:50, Walter Branch wrote:
Hello Steve and List,
Harrison
...as in Chronkite.
Thanx for sharing the photos.
John
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Hi Tom and List,
Oh, that is a shame. Those vintage ones are the best.
Here is an Apollo 8 Lovell from my collection (sorry for the bad
in finding shiney silver
metal. Thanks.
-Walter Branch
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Hello Everyone,
Anyone ever sell or trade a meteorite and later regret havig done so? I
have. I remember this one beautiful Sikhote-Alin shrapnel specimen that I
sold about 5 years ago. I got it from John Sinclair. I can't remember the
exact weight but it was around 3 to 4 lbs. It was the
Hello Everyone,
Missed the meteor shower cause I fell asleep before my daughter as I was
putting her to bed but I just came in from observing comet C/2004 Q2
Machholz. It is visible in binoculars and looks really nice in my 10 inch
Dob. It is very easy to find as it is near Orion. Continue a
Nice cover. Would make an interesting poster sized print.
-Walter
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To: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Meteorite List
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Sent: Thursday, December 09,
Good Evening List,
Any hobby is as expensive or not as you make it, including meteorites.
The tricky part is to stay within ones limitations (I think Dirty Harry once
said that).
-Walter
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Hello Everyone,
Speaking of Caliche...
Does the Caliche (form of calcium carbonate) that we sometimes see on desert
meteorites replace the fusion crust that is present or does it form a layer
over the crust?
-Walter
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Hi Michel,
Nice pictures. Thanks very much.
-Walter
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Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 11:47 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite
and therefore is the best way to remove it, just incase
anyone
wanted to know. : )
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
IMCA 6168
http://www.frontiernet.net/~peregrineflier/Peregrineflier.htm
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Hi Frank,
Sounds interesting. Pictures?
-Walter
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Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 12:33 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Oriented Amgala
Hello Everyone,
Here is an email I received recently (I receive this type every week). If
anyone is interested in persuing this, let me know. You don't even have to
travel to Morocco!
-Walter
Good day
I have a meteorite wight about 5.4Kg. I have done
initial test by Atlanta Laboratory, which
Hi Dave,
The most reasonable post I have seen in weeks.
Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!
-Walter
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Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 4:05 PM
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Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 8:48 AM
Subject: Re: AW: [meteorite-list] Most important meteorite?
Jörn kindly wrote:
Most important meteorite: ALH 84001 or NWA 3133?
I think it is difficult to say
Hi Zelmir and List,
Unfortunattely I never met David New but Blaine Reed is as honest and fair a
meteorite dealer as you will meet. He doesn't go for a lot of hype either.
I don't think I have ever had a bad deal with Blaine and for the newcomers,
if you don't sign up for Blain's list you will
Hi Geoff,
Very nice. Easy to navigate. Nice photos and text. Under my favorite
places as of now.
-Walter
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 21,
Hello Everyone,
Thanks to everyone who purchased from me last
weekend. Everything sold except for two items (which are reduced
here).
Here is a follow up sale of some odds-and-ends,
including a brand new lapidary trim saw which would be good for making
micromounts. A nice medium sized
Hello Everyone,
I will be involved in a personal project for about
a year or so and I won't have much time to devote tometeorites.I
will maintain my interest in micromounts but I don't need many of my larger
specimens.
I have not done a special sale in a long time but I
need to raise some
Hi Michael,
Thanks for forwarding this. This is about as funny as that tektite ad you
forwarded to the list about 5 or so years ago.
Let's have some fun, shall we?
initially wanted local geologists to check out
Good for him!
his find, but the man later balked.
Sounds like the pitching staff
Hello Everyone,
Keen-eyed and spelling expert Thomas Webb noticed a
humorous typo in my last post. A free (really free) baby gao stone to the
first person who also notices it (Thomas gets one as well)
-Walter
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Hello Everyone,
I had too much free time yesterday (rainy day in
Georgia) and I thought I would experiment with taking small movies of meteorites
that are for sale. I did some avi movies of me holding some NWA 869.
This would give the potential buyer a chance to view the meteorite in "3-d"
Hello Everyone,
Some of you know that I have a page on my site
devoted to meteorites that have struck humans, animals, and man-made objects
(HAMs). I am nearing completion of overhauling the page. I have
rearranged the sort order so the most recent hits are listed first, added a
couple of
Hi Gregory,
I agree. Neat photos. Thanks for sharing.
Do you know what part of the building was on the other side of that wall
with thegiant hole?
-Walter
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To: [EMAIL
Hello Everyone,
The meteorite broke up in the atmosphere, and the fragments encountered
strong westerly winds as they fell, the authors write. The smallest pieces
were deflected the furthest eastward from the trajectory, and the largest
pieces, carrying more momentum, were deflected the least.
Hello Everyone,
I want to extend my congratulations to Mike and Rubin for the great job they
have done, and are doing, with these new finds. Nicely done and a good
example for others to follow!
-Walter
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I think I am more impressed by that number on the hit counter than anything
else.
Lets see. Assuming approximately 500 list members it works out to be a
$12,000 each.
I'll pass...
-Walter
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Hi Al and List,
Exactly! The movie is called War Games. I reference it often in working
with kids and parents.
Something like this:
So, I understand you got in trouble yesterday at school for running in the
hall.
Yes. So-and-so was chasing me. It wasn't my fault.
Well, what would have
Hi Gregory,
Yes, I have seen that one many times and it is a cool image.
-Walter
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Sent: Wednesday, April
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Have You Seen These?
At 06:58 PM 4/6/2004, you wrote:
At 06:15 PM 4/6/2004, Walter Branch wrote:
Does anyone know of a place where I might be able to purchase prints of
these two meteor-related images:
http:/www.branchmeteorites.com/misc/leonid1833.jpg
Hello Everyone,
Does anyone know the exact date of the Bloomington,
Illinois meteorite fall. All I have is Summer, 1938.
Thanks.
-Walter
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Hello Everyone,
Does anyone know of a place where I might be able
to purchase prints of these two meteor-related images:
http:/www.branchmeteorites.com/misc/leonid1833.jpg
This is a woodcut of the meteor leonid shower of
1833
and
http:/www.branchmeteorites.com/misc/meteor7oct1868.jpg
Hi Paul and Jim,
I like your photo of the two Canyon Diablos on the Meteorite on the Month
page. Nice background and it looks almost as if they are resting on water.
They're not, right? :-)
-Walter
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Hi Ken and List,
I think he should have taken the $25,000.
Agreed. At over $12.00/gram for an L5, that rivals some of the offers I
have seen on this list.
Statesboro is only an hour away from me. Spent six years there working on a
BA and MS and met a cute blond in one of the undergraduate
Hello Everyone,
Been out of town for a few days at a conference (got another one next month
on Hilton Head Island - yea!). Came home to literally hundreds of emails.
Lot of virii, people wanting me to buy drugs (prescriptions) online, etc.
Looks like a lot going on on the list and some people
Hello Everyone,
Has anyone placed a successful order with NEMS
recently. My emails apparently get ignored. Thanks.
-Walter
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Hi Richard,
Thanks very much for the reference and the post!
-Walter
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From: Richard Kuzma [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 9:05 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list]
Hello Everyone,
Spaceweather.com has a little movie of asteroid
2004 FH, the one which recently passed close to the Earth. The neat thing
about it is, you can seebrightness changes as the asteroid (presumably)
tumbles.
http://spaceweather.com
-Walter
Hi Rob and List,
Congratulations! Very nice!
Rob, has also coordinated astronomical observations with an in-flight
shuttle astronaut.
A very busy (and successful) man.
Walter
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Hello Everyone,
I don't recall seeing this on the list 5 years
ago. Did I miss it? Third item down (look at where the museum is
located)
http://www.museum-security.org/reports/003599.html
-Walter
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Hello Everyone,
Does anyone know of a means to translate this
page:
http://stoplusjedna.newtonit.cz/stare/199919/so19a01b.asp
-Walter
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Hello Everyone,
Many thanks to Sergey Vasiliev, who translated the
page for me and has given me permission to post his translation to the
list.
... In 1991 in Australia was found 350 grams
ureilite Nullarbor 010. 1 gram of it was
sent to Max Plank Institute for analysis. The rest was
Hi Al and List,
Ahhh yes. I had forgotten about the Nova meteorites.
Also, there was that business of selling unauthorized copies of Fred's
Ensisheim print.
And wasn't it last year when some Canyon Diablo appeared on ebay for what,
about $5.00/gram?
-Walter
Roman-
You wrote:
...and Ron Farrell's advice and great knowledge
and
with established World Class Reputable Dealers
and
...know who I'm talking to and it's the same two mentioned above.
and
Do your homework...
Roman, with all due respect, I think the time it took you to write this
Hello Everyone,
Reading John Wasson's Disturbing the Solar
System made me realize how often I have seen the phrase "the ___'s parent
body (where ___ is whatever classification of meteorite one chooses).
Wasson and others talk about asteroid parent bodies as if there was only one
parent
Hello Everyone,
Here is a neat print depicting the origin of
meteorites to having one land at your back door :-)
http://imperialearth.com/prints.shtml
-Walter
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Hello Everyone,
Oops, major mistake.
Disturbing the Solar System is by Alan Rubin
(thanks to Eric Twelker for GENTLY pointing that out to me), not John
Wasson.
No use trying to think of an excuse - just flubbed
up.
-Walter
Hi Michael and List
Just in from observing. Finally saw the planetary nebula in M46 tonight
(yea!).
really, why does the IMCA exist
You are a member of an organization and you don't even know why it exists?
Actually, there is no such organization as the IMCA. No legal organization,
that
Hello Everyone,
A bit off topic (but the asteroid belt is near
Jupiter) but here is a pretty neat link that allows you to listen to radio
bursts fromJupiter.
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2004/20feb_radiostorms.htm?list863197
-Walter
Hello Everyone,
Just want to plug two great meteorite books
(neither of which I am selling)
First is the great autobiographical account of
Harvey Nininger. This should be on the bookshelf of every meteorite
hunter, if not collector. Every time I write about this book I use the
term
Hello (again) everyone,
I have gotten a lot of inquiries regarding the
title of Nininger's book and I apologize for not stating it in my prior
note. The title is Find a Falling Star.
I also see that Mike and Bill Jensen list this book
among the inventory of books for sale for the same
Hello Everyone,
I am having problems with my website host.
They have resorted to questionable business practices and insults andthey
may (against my wishes)pull the plug on my site at any moment.
If anyone wants anything at my site (images or
whatever) I would advise you get a copy now.
Hello Everyone,
You know, this just makes me sick. For the Pellissons to try to use
terrorism as a marketing ploy is incomprehensible and an insult to
free-thinking, free-willed, and just plain Free People everywhere. This is
not unlike all those seeking blood money by hawking Columbia related
Hello Everyone,
Here is a nice educator oriented guide to
meteorites, with basic text, and nice pictures that covers the basics, published
by NASA.
The URL my get truncated, in which case just copy
and past the fist, then second half into your browser window.
-Walter
Hi Roman,
Neat. It looks like a celestial BB ready to
shoot out at any moment. Be careful, those tend to pop out very
easily.
-Walter
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Hello Everyone,
Unfortunately (yet again), I will not be able to
attend Tucson but I wanted to wish everyone attending a pleasant journey, a nice
time, and good collecting/dealing! Come back with lots of stories and
pictures for those less fortunate!
-Walter
Hello Everyone,
I have a wall-mounted display frame left over from
another project and I am in need of 2, 8 x 10 pictures related to
meteorites. I know the 8 x 10 format isconstraining but even more
constraining is the vertical orientation.
Does anyone know of any suitable images, either
Hi Mike,
OH yeah, Dr David Kring showed NWA 998 to all
the
people, nice to look at a piece of Mars while a
machine
was burning through it's atmosphere. Gave me
chills.
Your probably did a lot toward good PR between
scientists and meteorite dealers and collectors. Very nice. I am
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