List,
Please see the last of my Atomic Bomb Pictures for sale. Worth a look even if
you don't bid. I saved the best ones for last. Thanks,
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=280584848322ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT#ht_500wt_901
Michael,
Very nice find and Very glad the show is back on myself.
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Michael Blood mlbl...@cox.net wrote:
Did y'all see the latest METEORITE MEN?
Killer Vaca Muerta recovery. Possibly the
Best specimen ever - certainly the best I have
One of my tenants attempted to save the life of a Mohave by using a piece of
cardboard to push him off of the road. In doing so the snake bit him on the
hand. After a four day stay in the hospital I went to see him . He unwrapped
the bandages and it looked like someone had soaked his hand in
List,
I wonder if these new images will shed new light on the definition of what a
comet is?
Typically the description includes the words frozen and ice in some form. But
clearly based on the close-up visual images. It seems that this thing is far
from being ice. In fact to me it appears to
Larry, Chris, All,
All due respect here but, Smoke is very fine dust.
To your point I must agree that the eraser example is perfect.
see link to latest info about Comet Hartley 2;
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/11/19/spacecraft-flies-past-snowstorm-comet/
According to this news. They are
Sonny,
Thank you for that. What an amazing meteorite. Those pics are highly unusual
and beautiful.
And Tom is the best.
Amazing work Tom.
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wahlpe...@aol.com wrote:
Hi All,
I have recently posted a couple new pictures of the interior of my
List,
I have a polished this section of NWA 5363 Brachinite ending later today.
This was made by the best maker in the biz. Spectrum Petrographics inc.
This is the maker Dr. Tony Irving uses.
click link;
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=220695621680
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Hi Bob.
Perhaps you did not read the NASA link I provided in my previous post.
Here it is in case you missed it;
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/11/19/spacecraft-flies-past-snowstorm-comet/
Again, all do respect here.
To be clear my questions here relate to gaining the knowledge of what
Elizabeth, Bob, Chris,All,
This has been a very helpful and educational thread for me and I'm sure a few
others.Unfortunatl,
It seems that everybody is using old scientific information to explain all of
this.
So, let me ask one more question;
Is their anything to be learned by these pictures
Elizabeth,
You express yourself much better than I do but, I still don't get your
reasoning.
It seems you are very quick to accept that what you *see* is dusty snow and CO2
jets spewing out H2O snow and you may be right.
So, wouldn't catching actual manganese silicate material spewed out of a
Elizabeth,
I will bow to your authority on dog poop but, I was just asking about the
degree of certainty NASA had about the water ice, CO2 and H2O. .
I had no idea you would stoop to throwing the work done by the Johnson Space
center under the bus. This work lead to the discovery of a new
Dave,
To answer your question without using a back door approach to sell my thin
section. Yes, thin sections are a very important part of the classification
process. They give the viewer the ability to optically determine what the
mineralogy is within the rock. That said, if you have a good
List,
Ending tonight.
please check out my last and largest PTS of the ungrouped achondite /
brachinite related to Earth.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=280593404754ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT
Thanks
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please see my last NWA 5363 PTS price reduced. Ending today.
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Thanks.
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In case you missed this.
Here is what the Tucson iron Anvil meteorites may have looked like when they
fell. Very cool.
http://www.coolestone.com/media/895/Anvils_Away/
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ET, Mike, all,
Thanks so much for the warning. It has been over 80 here in Tucson the past 4
days. Can't wait for some cooler weather.
Sorry. I couldn't resist. But, it is supposed to get down to a chilling 79
tomorrow.
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tett t...@rogers.com
Eric,
Actually many Lunar's (but not most) do attract a magnet.
Greg H. posted a while back a list of his Lunar's that do stick to a magnet.
I saved it on my old computer but, I cannot access it right now.
He did the test himself so I believe it to be true.
I was quite surprised but, there is a
To my Liberal listee Friends:
Please accept with no obligation, implied or implicit, my best wishes for an
environmentally conscious, socially responsible, low-stress, non-addictive,
sustainable, gender-neutral, non-global warming, celebration of the winter
solstice holiday, practiced within
Darren,
I too am sorry for your loss. And, I must say that your grandmother was very
lucky to have had you. Your funny wit probably helped her a lot. I know I enjoy
your humor and wit.
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Darren Garrison cyna...@charter.net wrote:
I feel
Don, Greg,
OMG
I can't believe what I am reading here.
We are talking about Geoff Notkin. I am sorry but, I have to speak up here.
Geoff is NOT shilling here.
He would simply never be a part of anything like that.
The reason it looks like the *0* feedback bidder bid so many times is because
the
List,
Off topic video but well worth a watch.
Happy New Year to all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x91rBzNKvlc
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Orrin. all,
You prompted me to check my pre-historic tool finds and curiously one looks a
lot like the Los Angeles Martians.
I actually mentioned this to Bob Varish a few years ago bu,t we have yet to get
together and compare them in person.
What are your thoughts? Please see link below with
List,
This has been a very interesting discussion.
It seems to me Dr. Dolores Hill makes a pretty powerful point here.
This needs to be checked out by a qualified lab.
Especially when you consider that Darryl Pitt is aware of these being faked.
IMHO, Nobody stands taller than Darryl.
If this were
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Paul,
Thank you for this. I can't wait to read the full article.
This confirmation of the age is interesting.
Back on July 13, 2010 under the subject of Gebel Kamil Iron is official now
I suspected that this fall was known to the Oxus Civilization.
Martin,
Beautiful material. Would you be so kind as to post pictures of the whole stone
including the fusion crust.
Thanks,
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Chladnis Heirs n...@chladnis-heirs.com wrote:
Dear meteorite friends,
As a starter for our new meteoritical year,
Hello list,
I have been attending this Tucson Gem show every year since 1989 and today tops
them all.
Today at the Tucson Gem show I just saw the most amazing meteorite I have ever
seen before. ET has on display the main mass of D'Orbigny. I thought I'd seen
everything. Seeing this meteorite
Regine,
Okay. Here is a link to three pictures taken in ET's room.* Main mass* meaning
that it is the largest surviving piece left.
Note that the huge Olivine inclusion actually looks like a lighter color of
Tatahhouine pyroxene material. Very strange indeed.
see link;
OMG.
Attention Hunters; In case you did not see this.
Don't point at a rattle snake. They strike very quickly. And in AZ they can be
seen even during Winter.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZnqmtyY34U
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Martin,
Obviously this eBay auction is not genuine material.
But, everybody knows there is a lot of real material out there that was given
away. The question is . How much? And in what form?
One thing is certain. It was not distributed on an old piece of carpeting.
The ones I have seen are very
Brian, You are misinformed. EBay does require return and proof of return before
granting and releasing refunds.
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Brian Cox searchingfor...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Has anyone contacted the seller with the Apollo Moon Rock or if they have
did they get
Steve,
Where is the beef
Sure , we would all love to have what you have but , what is the difference
between what you have and anybody else?
Say, I was the king of England and my good buddy the President of the USA gave
me a genuine moon rock. And he did give away plenty.
I decide to sell it on
Well there we have it.
This case showed that the material was obtained illegally and therefore seized
and forfeited by our US Government.
But, it does not apply to sales of Moon material that were obtained legally.
Statute 19 USC.
As is the case with some of the ones given by President Nixon.
David,
Not to beat a dead horse but, we are talking about legal precedents here.
How can you (NASA) give something away and have it still technically be
theirs? I know you are talking about Congress so, these absurd scenario's
exist but, really? They still own it? I seriously doubt that would
Martin,
Had you been following this thread you would know that their has yet to be a
court case to determine whether a private individual may or may not legally own
an Apollo lunar rock. Steve and Phil have both pointed out such cases where
two different people have claimed to own and tried to
Martin,
Here is the response I received from the seller on eBay;
Dear meteoritemax,
Hello Carl,
My proof is only the Grumman fellow's word, and the feeling of my friend the
Planetary geologist. It is definatley rock, not resin. If you met the engineer
before he dies,
Gary,
It is you that brightened ALL of our days. Just yesterday a few of us were
talking about how you fill every room you enter with such positive energy and
joy. .
It was GREAT to see you and look forward to getting more of your positive
energy in the future.
You and many others ( too many
OMG.
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Ted Bunch tbe...@cableone.net wrote:
Thanks guys - I love rocks and will look at anything that is outside of
anyone's pants.
Watch it Darryl, a cloning procedure is underway and a TB clone may come and
live with you all!
Ted
Martin,List,
Interesting that you mention bubbles in Maskelynite.
I have a great picture taken by Tom Phillips of an amazing River Of
Maskelynite With Bubbles
Although this is from an unclassified meteorite it does check out pretty well
both visually in thin section but, the chemistry is also
Martin,
Thank you for that. It is interesting but, I don't think wet conditions in
lakebeds ( which seem obvious due to the checked pattern in the dried mud )
would apply the same as dry sand blowing. This brings to mind the question; why
do we need co-ords of finds again? Now we know. We can
Paul, list,
I heard all about this and more details at the Gem show.
In Steve's defense. I think he is trying to find a market for these wonderful
gem stones from space.
The trouble is that he is not the only one who has these space gems.
The truth is that these stones were available for
Adam,
One of the main problems is with trust.
Speaking of trust. Is there a way to certify this material from Earth peridot?
Wait until the eBay *posers* get word of this new Space Gem.
Kaching, (sp)?
Carl
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Adam Hupe raremeteori...@yahoo.com wrote:
Steve,
Speaking of Bob Haag and eating meteorites.
The day Bob returned from Carancas with our meteorites. I asked if he had
gotten sick like all of the others while down there.
Without missing a beat, He replied NO and then took a pinch of the dust from
the bottom of the box and stuffed it
Bill, Phil, list,
It sounds like you and Phil are saying the same thing. Albeit in totally
diligent ways. I hate to say this but many of us agree with both of you.
Since Picasso, tiffany's and Lindsay Lohan are not too likely to become
partners in this venture. The venture may indeed turn out to
Greg,
I did see a huge Alpha stone in Geoff's room at the Gem show. I believe it was
the one found on the show But, if these farmers agreed to let Steve melt all of
the stones then you get what you get. One of the shows showed at least one
being melted. If there are any left mikeG's suggestion
Darren,
that was funny. We needed that.
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Darren Garrison cyna...@charter.net wrote:
On Tue, 22 Feb 2011 12:50:47 -0500, you wrote:
By what I have read and watched, it sounds like the simple remedy of
returning 25% of the material might not be
Richard,
I assume you are interested so, I will try to bring you up to speed.
The law suit you refer to has little to do with the farmer that is upset in the
video.
The suit is against Steve for an alleged breech but, that has not been
discussed here. And the suit is non issue for most of us.
Jason,
Everything you've said seems correct. I think the problem/ dilemma /
predicament Steve and co. are in is that if they return the material now then
they have even less control over the retail price. now and in the future.
Further they are not contractually required to return the material.
Adam,
Forgive me but I had to Google this termite sale to believe it.
All due respect to you Adam I just think this is great.
I was at the auction and I wondered at the time why anyone would pay $70.00 for
a dead termite carcass.
Now I know. This poor termite probably never saw it coming? RIP.
Michael,
First and foremost I would like to apologize if I offended you.
I am truly sorry you felt the need to say these things because I meant nothing
personal.
The fact that people favor certain things in collecting was recently discussed
right here on this list and we all know that hammer
List,
please check out a few good ones ending Sunday Evening.
including Carancas, NWA 6291 king of Angrires, and NWA 5363 frag. Earth
related.
http://shop.ebay.com/meteoritemax/m.html?_nkw=_armrs=1_from=_ipg=25
Thanks,
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Marcin, list,
That is really a cool meteorite. I have a few questions if you don't mind?
What is the black portion? Is it Basalt or Impact melt material???
How do you classify a meteorite with two distinct lithologies like that?
It seems to me it should have broken apart and separated at that
Marcin,
Thank you for that.
This is some special meteorite you have here.
According to this study linked below. This indeed may prove to be from a deep
crater from Vesta.
And it has quartz! Very rare in a meteorite.
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2011/pdf/1984.pdf
very cool.
Carl
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Greg,
Good eye
I had missed those tracks until you pointed them out.
Very interesting. Do you think it was ruben too?
Too funny.
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Greg Hupe gmh...@centurylink.net wrote:
Hi Paul and List,
That's a cool photo of a pristine dry lake bed on
I thought this was interesting enough to share here;
Just food for thought.
The professor and student are for real!
You'll be surprised who the student is...they'll tell you at the end.
“Let me explain the problem science has with religion.
The atheist professor of
Okay, So how does the lesson change because it was written by somebody else?
Are the facts wrong? Maybe it was written by Joe Blow?
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Rose wrote:
Albert Einstein was Jewish, so this was invented or altered.
David
-Original Message-
From:
Jason,
you said;
While this claim may be correct in the sense that objects on the
public land of any country belong to the federal or state government
with jurisdiction over the given land, if there are no export laws
pertaining to a given resource, it is not illegal to export it.
Isn't
Jason,
Now you lost me?
I was talking about Egyptian material. Specifically Gebel Kamil.
My query had nothing to do with anything American at all.
So, I say again. If it is illegal to own things there. It goes without saying
it is also illegal to export it.
This has been said to be the case
Jason,
PLEASE!!!
YOU said;
4) In light of that fact that the US owns all meteorites found on
public land, by the logic of your statement, it should be illegal to
export (or own) any meteorite found on public land in the US. After
all, if all meteorites found on public land belong to the US
Well said. Thank you.
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Galactic Stone and Ironworks meteoritem...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Gang,
I think what Carl is trying to say, if I am following this correctly,
is that Egypt has no history of private ownership of *anything* found
on
Paul,
I find tons of what you are describing.
Color tests work on almost any amount of nickel and also give false positives
based on knowing exactly what shade of red to look for. I don't know which red
is the correct red.
I have an AXE that tests bright red with a red color nickel test but in
Dan.
thank you for your info but,
There is no way we are talking about the same XRF gun.
Blain's gun does in fact give data in percentages as if the rock was assayed.
I saw it with my own eyes. We did several test samples of real and well known
meteorites. During this test we read the digital
Mike and Robert,
Welcome back.
I agree with Ruben in that nobody I spoke with about you guys wanted to see you
imprisoned.
In fact between you and the shootings of Gabby and company the mood at the
Tucson Show was that of civility.
for the past twenty years I have never missed the show but,
Jason,
The following is a quote from a blog by John Blennert. If you google the
following quote you can see where I copied it from. It clearly states that
meteorite collecting on public land is legal but, has some limitations as per
the BLM stated rules here ;
BLM and I assume the Forest
OMG;
ABC is amazing. Very sad.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/events/japan-quake-2011/beforeafter.htm
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This will take a little time to fully load. Put your cursor over the right
side of each picture and just move it from side to side. You will see the
Count,
I don't know what we'd do with our Sterling.
He is our Dos equis man
The most Interesting man on the list; and the world.
Enjoy his link below;
http://www.dosequisguy.com/
As stated in quote #5 He is the reason Aliens come to visit Earth.
Thanks Sterling.
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Walter,
This has been brought up before and is why I hate to hear the words, it looks
terrestrial.
This link pretty much sums up your question;
http://www.bccmeteorites.com/pigeonholing.htm
Tony Irving's Martian web site says a lot about these as well.
In addition; Blaine Reed's new XRF gun
Greg,
Maybe you are throwing Mars rocks?
Again, this has also been posted before and rejected by some but, it is the
only *real* study we have by which to judge. And accordingly sedimentary
rocks developed white crust or none at all. Why ignore the science?
see link;
List,
Mike farmer and Robert Ward are on Tucson News KVOA channel 4 news Tonight at
10:00 PM local time. They will tell their story. Here is a live link;
http://www.kvoa.com/livestream/
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David, Walter, list,
I think you may be right here.
Maybe they have no fusion crust.
Perhaps my link to the artificial meteorite study did not work so here it is
again;
http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Stone_6_Artificial_Meteorite_Shows_Martian_Impactors_Could_Carry_Traces_Of_Life_999.html
It
Martin,
You ask; Why do I think so?
Its simple. We know they are there.
If people were paid to study all rocks found in Antarctica and all of the other
way way out of place rocks. Then they would not be overlooked as they are today.
The truth is that many rocks collected even from ice fields are
Martin,
As always, I like your input but please look at the subject line on this thread.
We are talking about Sedimentary rocks here.
All of these planetary rocks you refer to are igneous. Not sedimentary. They
actually do look like meteorites to me and you both.
Sedimentary rocks might have
Steve,
I'd like to meet with you.
Where are you and what kind do you think it is?
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meteorh...@aol.com wrote:
Anyone want to meet up for dinner after sunset?
Steve Arnold
Of Meteorite Men
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
List,
This may be off topic but ,check out slide number 32. It looks like one of Tom
Phillips micrographs of a giant chondrule in plain polarized light.
Too bad we don't get to see it with crossed nicols.
In the south of Brazil there is a dormant volcano that has
always
Wow,
Looks like when that big rock hit the Earth. It created two Moons. One just got
bounced a bit further away.
Sometimes you feel like Mare's, sometimes you don't?
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geo...@aol.com wrote:
I see Angrites... I see Angrites...
It's amazing how
Laurence,
I have a question.
You said;
Shocked meteorites can be black. A great comparison is between the two know
chassignites - Chassigny and NWA2737, both of which have similar mineralogies.
Fresh Chassigny is yellowish green - the color is caused by Fe2+ in the
olivine.
Yet, NWA2737 is
Alan,
Does this process only occur in meteorites or is black shock-injected olivine
found in Earth rocks as well?
Thanks,
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Alan Rubin aeru...@ucla.edu wrote:
There are a lot of so-called black chondrites, including Farmington. These
are due
Bill,
According to a post by Martin back in April 24, 2010 under subject; Wisconsin
fireball Meteorite fall. it is $15.00- $25.00 per gram with 40 people selling
it . today probably less.
No data given for a 2-3 pounder. It is my understanding that it would be worth
less per gram the larger
Brian,
Elton happens to be a brilliant scientist and is a very well respected member
of the meteorite world and this list. When he is feeling better he offers
countless benefits to this list.
You obviously upset him with your unsolicited comments but, I would say that
your 99.9 % number is in
Folks,
This sounds like déjà vu all over again.
While it's obvious this article has major flaws. The basic problem/ issue was
discussed not so long ago on this very list.
That being that the export of this material from Egypt may be an illegal act.
If so it does not make it legal because they
Nice image of Wassonite. And congrats to John Wasson.
Carl
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Ron Baalke baa...@zagami.jpl.nasa.gov wrote:
April 5, 2011
Dwayne C. Brown
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-1726
dwayne.c.br...@nasa.gov
William Jeffs
Johnson Space
Phil,
I have no arguments against your points here but, I do have a few questions.
With all due respect and hope that I am not too far off base here.
Based on thousands of photos of Mars it seems to be a lot like Earth less the
water and growies.
Although there are a lot of places here that do
Everett,
All due respect but this was exactly my point.
ALH84001 does NOT match Martian Oxygen isotopes . The ones within ALH84001
only match a theoretical but different Martian atmosphere.
Only the much younger SNC's match what we know to be Mars Ratios.
Houston we had a problem . No
Al,
I was told that Ash Creek was named by Mexico Doug. He recovered the first
specimen at that site and sent it to Dr. Rubin with that as the name.
Nomenclature just approved the name. I have also heard that most people
preferred West. But nobody asked. Is this not true?
Carl
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Levis Jeans buttons do contain nickel so that might be a possibility here.
I propose. strauss meteorite . Levis would be far too confusing. Too funny.
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Michael Johnson mich...@rocksfromspace.org wrote:
Larry, I thought at the very least you were going to tell us it tested positive
for nickel. That is why I mentioned that Levis uses metal with nickel in their
buttons but, short of it having nickel most of us would not have even given it
a second thought. Sorry. Good luck getting it tested.
Larry, Rob,
Wow, I agree . this has been interesting.
I did not know the circumstances of these little irons. With Rob's usual
excellent explanation it is easy to see why you hunt these little treasures.
It also seems likely that whatever else is within the stony variety of this
fall may also be
Randy,
I guess you and (Larry) did not realize who you were messing with!
This guys site has 6 members. That's right 6 full members. (MR) Korotev and
MR. (Larry)
You and (Larry) better start checking the classified ads if this info gets out
about you two.
Carl
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Nice story. Another reason to visit Tucson.
http://azstarnet.com/news/local/article_24b8f740-ad39-5ec2-9457-8f4bded7866f.html
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Wow,
Dr. Garvie , Thank you for posting to this list again. We can always use your
great mind and input. Please keep it up.
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Laurence Garvie lgar...@asu.edu wrote:
I just had a quick look at the paper by Popova, Meteoroid Ablation
models
Too Bad.
For those of you who missed the comment section. I liked the comment made by
Randy's sister.
Speaking to the owner of the site I like the part where she suggested that ;
he take his thinking part and remove it from his sphincter part. Tooo
Funny.
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Robert,
You are a class act.
This is good information as many of us had no idea how this works in the real
world.
Now we know. thank you for sharing.
Carl
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Robert Ward ironfromthesky@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Sonny, List, As per Art's request I
Bill,
Glad to see you posting again.
Would love to hear more Wisconsin stories. All the details please.
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bill kies parkforest...@hotmail.com wrote:
Right Joe. There are more to come. Dedicated local hunters will do well and
should be
James,
I don't know how much time your attending physician allows you Internet access
but, it's a good thing you are not wasting it on *silly* web sites.
Perhaps you should try it with a bit less medication though. Like my Mother
would say.God love him. And maybe you should stick to meteorites.
Okay James,
Here is a test for you.
Is this a Car or a ufo see what your mind sees.
http://tinypic.com/r/1zfsawn/6
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James Balister balisterja...@att.net wrote:
Warren the answer might be the way our brains are trained to see things. We
are
Tom,
Those are amazing. I have never seen such healthy looking blood vessels and
buildings as those. Oh sorry. Wrong thread?
Great looking thin sections. Great job. keep un cummin. Carl
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starsinthed...@aol.com wrote:
Hi List, Paul (Meteorite
Tom,
On a serious note with regard to the dendrites found in Lunar fusion crusts.
This is not only amazing to look at but, you may have stumbled upon something
of significant importance here.
It has always been a chore to determine whether what appears to be fusion crust
is actual fusion crust
Tom,
You said.
If I found this in all fresh crust, then I would be onto some
thing.
I'm not sure what you mean?
To me it seems nothing is ever exactly the same in any meteorites.
Why should it be? No two rocks are the same.
Not all irons show a dendrite texture or a Widmanstattan figures
Hi Ryan,
you said;
Also, does anyone have some ideas for a Masters Degree project?
I know nothing about colleges in this field but, it is a field that seems to
still be in it's infancy.
In spite of the fact that we do have brilliant Scientists in this field, To me
the area most lacking that
Jason,
You may be right that there should be more iron to be found But, what if much
of it has already been removed by an ancient culture.
Attached here is an example of a Scarface figure from the Oxus Culture that
has meteoric iron and is of a somewhat dubious origin? The so-called scales on
Kai,
NWA 5363 is in fact paired with NWA 5400. Neither one of them are brachinites.
They are both brachinite -like and are both ungrouped Achondrites.
see link ;
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