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Hello List,
I'm posting this ad for Todd Parker. He has a 3.41 gram Whetstone slice on eBay
with less than 8 hours left. It's the best price I've seen on this very
collectable witnessed fall.
Wishing the best for Everyone,
Larry
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Hi Rob, List,
I'd like to address a couple of points Rob made. I have great repect
for you Rob, you are one smart dude, no doubts here!
No disrespect intended to anyone out there, we all have opinions and
that's what makes it all so fun! (Sorry to Phil and Warren for my
full of it comment last
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Date: Sat, 8 May 2010 15:25:59
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: [meteorite-list] FW: Rocks from Space Picture of the Day - May 8,
2010
Hi Joe,
Hello list,
This will be short for now, my computer is in the shop.
First, I'm havin fun!
Second, I thought it may be a little controversial though it may be a bit more
so than I thought.
Next I'll say that the object is smaller than might be apparent. I'll show more
pictures later. I can say it
Hello List,
Got my computer back a couple hours ago and I'm ready for a friendly
rebuttal ;)
Ok, I snapped a few images and created a photobucket account so I might
plea my case visually.
I'll start by saying Phil, Warren, I like guys like you.. so
full of it and all.. kinda like me ; )
Hello List,
Got my computer back a couple hours ago and I'm ready for a friendly
rebuttal ;)
Ok, I snapped a few images and created a photobucket account so I might
plea my case visually.
I'll start by saying Phil, Warren, I like guys like you.. so
full of it and all.. kinda like me ; )
Hello List,
It pains me to do this but here goes.
I'm not a dealer and I rarely sell meteorites. When I do it's to fund a
hunt or expand my modest collection. This sale is to cover some of my
costs incurred while hunting for the worlds newest meteorite.
I'm offering 5 complete slices.
1.7
This is great news Joe!
Congradulations on this teriffic find. It took monumental effort and
rare dedication. I think that when someone is as fired up as you it's
inevitable that he will score. How cool it must have been to have your
kids right there at the moment.. Sweet! I'm not surprised
Unfortunately it sounds as if it may have dropped into the Atlantic if the
reports describing a west to east direction of flight are correct.
In a message dated 3/30/2009 9:55:15 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
geo...@aol.com writes:
After reading whats posted on the meteorobs mailing list, it
Hello Fellow Enthusiasts,
I have some '869, Holbrook, Sudbury (impact), DaG 956 and more. Some end
tonight.
Thanks,
Larry
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In a message dated 3/12/2009 1:14:24 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
e...@meteoritewatch.com writes:
Over the last few months we've all witnessed, read about, and/or seen
videos, articles, and new reports about all the meteorite news happening
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
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
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Hello List,
I would like to offer a 7.8 gram part slice of the 638 gram Park Forest that
my brother found on Saturday, March 29, 2003. This stone was pictured in the
July 2003 Sky and Telescope magazine. This would be a fine addition to any
collection, but even more so if you have the
Ending is tomorrow, Feb 17 (not 16)10:00 PM eastern time.
Thanks
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Hi Jeff,
I had no problem.. went to 3 sites.
Btw, this years calendar ROCKS!
-Larry Atkins
In a message dated 1/31/2009 10:08:10 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Hi all,
Does anyone know what's going on with Google? I went to search for a
meteorite and EVERY
Hello List,
I'm still raising money to fund my meteorite hunting trip to Arizona. I have
19 auctions going right now, some ending today. Auctions include SaW 005,
JaH 073 DaG 956, Franconia, Gold Basin, 869, Holbrook, Sudbury impact material
and more!
Some of these end in a few minutes!
Raising cash for this years hunt following the Tucson show. Help me find
more meteorites with your bids!
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Larry
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Hi List,
I usually have a small sale this time of year to help fund my Tucson trip,
this year is no different.
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Happy Holidays!
Larry
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Maybe not so promising..
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/15911294/detail.html
In a message dated 4/17/2008 1:12:02 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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It does sound good- really good. The video with it
is interesting also- and the claim of a metallic odor
makes it
In a message dated 4/5/2008 10:49:55 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi List, I recently imaged a thin section of Mount Tazerait L5. I found
it
fell Aug 21 1991 in Niger but I haven't seen any for sale (since I started
looking which was just recently). Is this a
Tom, List,
Coincidentally, I had my slice of Mt. Taz out and under the microscope a
couple weeks ago and I found a crystal in one of the vugs that was unlike ones
I've seen in the past. I was surprised to find it because I thought I had
looked in every vesicle on the specimen. Seems there
Steve A, Geoff, List,
Bravo! Saw you guys on National Geo last night, just wanted to say
congratulations, job well done!
By the way, how did that 3 wheeler turn into a Hummer? : )
-Larry
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Hello List Members,
I have a few auctions ending over the next few days. There's a nice crusted
Holbrook chunk ending tonight, no bids as of yet! There's a fine SaW 005
(Franconia Iron) individual too, very cool, very rare type!
Hello List,
I'd like to share the story of this meteorite's recovery.
A few weeks after the fall I had returned to the strewn field to hunt the
wooded park area more thoroughly, I was confident I would find something
despite the fact I had already been skunked there in the weeks previous.
Bernd, List,
Thanks to all for the nice comments, It's my pleasure to share the story.
Bernd asked about the amount of time that passed between the explosion and
the fall of stones.
Yes, I asked specifically and he said it was a minute or two, I remember
being a bit surprised at this.
I
List,
Quick question, Does a hammer stone this make?
When he looked down he saw this meteorite setting on his door mat!
Thanks,
larry
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Hello List,
There's only about 5 hours left on this nice piece of Holbrook and it's
sittin' at about $1.65 a gram!
Please take a look if you're so inclined.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1item=250227027293ssPageNam
e=STRK:MESE:ITih=015
Thanks for looking!
Larry Atkins
Greg, List,
This is a perfect example of the difference between people like me who sell
the occasional meteorite to support my collecting habit, and a true dealer.
How you ever parted with that CAI capped jewel is beyond me, I doubt I would
have ever been able to sell it! That is truly
Hello List,
Noticed this on ebay. Does it look like NWA 869 to you guys? Perhaps it's
just that I've never seen this litho.
Comments appreciated.
http://cgi.ebay.com/NWA-869-meteorite-16-5-gram-polished-slice-NR_W0QQitemZ110
Hello List,
I just looked at Tom's pictures of JaH 073, Wow!! That's one of the best
looking meteorites I've ever seen through the 'scope. That said, who has a
piece for sale? Contact me off list please.
Thanks,
Larry
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Hello List,
I want to have some thin sections made. While investigating I found that I
have a choice, polished or lapped. Does anyone have any input or advice as to
which is the more desirable for cross polar viewing?
Any reputable thin section makers to recommend?
Thanks.
Countin' Down
Hello List,
I hope all of you are doing well and off to a good start in the New Year.
I'm trying to raise a few extra dollars to help fund my yearly Tucson show/
meteorite hunting trip so I've put some of last years bounty on ebay and a
small PF from a few years back.
Doug, List,
That was a wonderful tale to read tonight, very creative.
Thanks Doug!
Merry Christmas to All,
Larry Atkins
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Hello List,
I have a few interesting items on ebay, all at low prices, some ending
today. Please disregard the two non meteorite related items : )
Thanks,
Larry
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Tom, List,
Fantastic!
Those are some great photo's Tom. The 2100x images of the angrite are very
cool, I'd like to see more at that magnification. I like the one that looks
like a little computer board or something, on SAH 99555. Very interesting,
anyone know what that is all about?
If
Hello All,
Welcome to the list Susa!
I'm glad to hear that you find this forum fascinating and fun, it really is
a great place to learn about meteorites and meet wonderful, like minded
people.
I can appreciate your aspirations to be the top meteorite hunter in
Michigan, I set out to do
Hello List,
I have an ebay auction ending in about an hour and a half. As of right now
the slice can be had for just over a buck a gram! A great deal may be in your
future. A Free Micro Pic's CD is included.
_http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemih=015sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3
Hi Mike, List,
Great job! I'd like to say congratulations on your extraordinary find. I can
understand how that may be your most satisfying find yet, them thar
Pallasites are rare!
Thanks for sharing the pictures and story as well, some would say that's the
best part, the human experience
Mike, List,
Great stuff, that's one beautifully ugly meteorite! I can't congratulate you
enough.
I hope you cut some up into more affordable pieces for working stiffs like
me. I really want some but these are way out of my league. : (
Thanks again for the excellent report!
-Larry
In a
In a message dated 3/11/2007 8:00:56 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've received three fireball reports in the last few minutes from
Michigan and Ontario. I usually consider multiple out-of-area (Colorado)
reports significant since I don't get many. The event was at
In a message dated 3/12/2007 4:14:28 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Jerry Flaherty writes:
My first was a generous gift of a 6 gram Gold Basin from John Blennert.
None could be more exciting in anticipation, reception and examination.
Hello Listees and Listoids,
Hello List,
I have an auction closing in less than an hour. There's a nice 26.9 gram
crusted fragment of holbrook at $7.40 a gram, about half the normal going
price!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Large-Crusted-Holbrook-Meteorite-Frag-26-9g_W0QQitemZ25008
Gary, List,
Great effort Gary! You have to go look if you're going to find them. : )
I've lived in lake country here in Michigan for most of my life, grew up
here.The county I'm in has 400+ lakes, not including ponds! I lived on a lake
almost all of my life and and I've been an ice
Hello List,
Yes, I know the rules about one 'AD' post per week, sorry, won't happen
again, but I have to tell you that there are 2 pieces without bids yet! This
is a
no reserve auction, right now they could be had for a penny! I pay shipping.
This is a great opportunity to get a chunk of
Hello List,
A sincere thanks to the bidders and congratulations to the winners! It was
great fun!
Larry
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Hello List,
I'm sitting here, looking at all these fragments, realizing I just don't
need this much Holbrook! I doubt the large piece will ever leave my collection,
however..
I have selected five pieces to offer the list, I thought I would take offers
over the next 24 hours, highest
In a message dated 2/14/2007 10:14:38 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi List,
Can anybody forward photos of Larry's fragments to me? I had to work late
tonight, and I don't think I'll get them from him in time to consider
bidding. I have plenty of mailbox space, so
Hello Dave, Rubin, John G and List,
I want to thank everyone for the kind comments, both public and private, I'm
happy to have made a small splash in the big meteorite pond. A special
thanks goes out to Dave Andrews for his hospitality while we visited his town,
and
most of all for
Hello List,
A quick note to tell you all that Maria Haas, Dave Andrews and myself
hunted today and at about 11:30 am I found my first Holbrook. I'm more
than pleased to tell you all that it weighs about a kilo and a half!
Probably the biggest one to come out of there in quite a few years.
Hello List,
I have 15 auctions ending in the next couple days. Most are micro's,
including Norton County, Mt Egerton, Gold Basin, Franconia, and some African
unclassifieds. Several include a free Micro-Pic'sCD showing the magnified
interior of the specimen, pretty cool!
Hello List,
I have 15 auctions ending in the next couple days. Most are micro's,
including Norton County, Mt Egerton, Gold Basin, Franconia, and some African
unclassifieds. Several include a free Micro-Pic's CD showing the magnified
interior
of the specimen, pretty cool!
In a message dated 7/17/2006 3:34:43 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi
All,I was just wondering if anyone else out there drives a
meteoritevehicle. What I mean by that is that the name of your
car/van/trucketc. is somehow related to meteorites.Personally,I
In a message dated 6/17/2006 9:37:17 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am looking for meteorites with micrometeoroid impact pits/craters. Let me
know if you have something!
Mike Bandli
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Hello List,
I have a few auctions closing soon and there are some good deals to be had.
Mt Egerton aubrite, Norton County aubrite, Vaca Muerta meso, and more still
at .99 There are free micro pic's included with a Franconia end cut and an
Allende part slice, fun stuff! I also have 16
In a message dated 4/9/2006 1:29:33 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Don:
Where are you located? You are the second person to say they got their
issue.
The first was in Tenn.; I think I could have walked it there faster.
Larry
PS I hope it was worth the wait. We
In a message dated 4/9/2006 1:29:33 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi
Don:Where are you located? You are the second person to say they got
their issue. The first was in Tenn.; I think I could have walked it there
faster.LarryPS I hope it was worth the wait. We
Correction, Great Job Larry!
Time for bed I guess.
Larry Atkins
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Hello List,
I have just posted some pictures of the meteorites I recovered in February
to my Webshots page. Unfortunately, the images I made during my trip are too
high of resolution to post to the site, so I could only post pic's that I took
at home. There are only two, one photo is of
Hello List,
I recently spent four days in the Franconia strewn field. I didn't find very
many but I had a great time camping and enjoying the desert experience. I
sacrificed the first day to hunting the extreme south end of the field in
search of something big. I knew there was a slim
In a message dated 2/21/2006 8:00:06 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Howdy
Looks like an oolite to me, like this one:
http://www.env.duke.edu/eos/geo41/sed009.gif
They're from shallow marine/saline environments, formed either by
rolling small particles on a beach via
Hello List,
This is a great topic! I'm currently carrying a Franconia end cut of
about 6 grams in my pocket, I carry it everyday. I've had pocket
pieces for several years now. I'm an electrician and I go to a lot of
residential homes to do service work, often times I can tell that the
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Hello List,
Anyone checked this out in person? Any idea what it is?
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-Larry
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Congratulations!
Three cheers for Bill!
Larry
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Sent: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 17:36:05 -0700
Subject: [meteorite-list] New Arizona Find
Hello List,
I am very happy to announce that the
Dave, List,
I must've missed that thread. There certainly seems to be a hint of
crackpotedness for sure! The rock is very interesting however, I've
never seen anything like it before. Do you have any pic's Dave?
Thanks,
Larry
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Hello List,
With all the talk about NWA 869 I thought I would upload some of my
favorite pic's to my Webshots site for you all. Some of the inclusions
and chondrules are a bit nutty looking and definately deserve a look!
Sorry, wrong url. Here's the right one.
http://community.webshots.com/album/368729656nhKOIv
Thanks,
Larry
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Hello List,
I have two auctions ending this evening, a very affordable Gold Basin
and an Allende with the usual free CD.
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfrppZ50QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQrdZ0QQsassZalienrockfarm
Thanks,
Larry
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Good Morning List, Dean,
A few monthes ago my brother and I made the short drive to Dean Besseys
'cross the river, where we spent all our pennies on different treasures
of the world, stockpiled in Deans humble apartment. It was great, lots
of meteorites, fossils, old coins, a lap machine
Hello List,
Good morning, I just finished uploading some cool pictures to my
webshots page. The Franconia irons, (most likely metal fragments from
the H chondrite,) occasionally have impact craters on them. I have
photographed them at 40X and 100X. There are pictures of a perfectly
Hello Bill, List,
That is an excellent example of how these irons came to be. I've seen
some individuals with big flat squares of iron sticking out. One of the
stones I have is similar to the one you have but not as dramatic, the
metal is not peeling off, it's flat on the broken surface and
Havin' fun with ebay and space rocks!
Free micro pic CD to winning bidders!
Yeah, what he said!
Thanks Sterling, for saying what I can't.
Excellent!
Larry
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Sent: Mon, 09 May 2005 03:11:00 -0500
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Sceptical Inquirer
Hello List,
I'm a bit late on this subject, but I didn't see any mention of the
tiny Franconia irons. Some of them also have very distinct impact pits.
I'll try to photograph them and put them on my webshots site.
-Larry
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Great Rock Bill!
I must have overlooked that one! I can't wait to go back in February: )
-Larry
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Sent: Sun, 24 Apr 2005 18:12:47 -0700
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Hello list,
Just
Hello List,
I thought I would share some photo's of my first outing in the
Franconia strewn field. There are pictures of meteorites in-situ, as
well as some wildlife shots. I also wanted to thank Dennis Wells and
Jim Smaller for their genuine hospitality and competent advice, they
were a big
Good Evening List,
I have a few auctions about to end, thought I would let folks know.
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Larry
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Hello List,
I have some great auctions ending soon. Winning bidders get free micro
pic's CD with specimen!
Later tonight I will be putting a couple Norton County Aubrite micro's
on as well!
Thanks,
Larry
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Hello List,
In addition to the micro sphereules found around the world in the KT
boundary material, there are also pseudomorph octahedral microcrysts
that were not mentioned in the article. These I find quite interesting
because they don't appear to be the result of the impact as much as
being
Hello List,
Interesting stuff, auction ends tonight.
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All Right Todd!
A much deserved round of applause goes out to you! You've joined the ranks of a
very few, fortunate group of individuals. Well done!
I just re-lived the euphoric feelings experienced with my first, and every
find!
Good luck, and thanks for letting us know about your good
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Hello List,
I decided to try out the ebay thing, I have a great 23+ gram, cut and polished
slice. It also comes with a CD that has micro pic's of the wonderful
characteristcs found inside! You should look even if not interested in bidding.
There is less than 4 hours to go!
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Hello Folks,
It's been quite a while since I've posted, I guess it's time to step up to the plate!
I wanted to let you all know that my brother Rich and I will be participating in the Tucson Show again this year. I'll be there from Jan 30 until Feb. 8th. My brother is going to be there
Greetings List,
I am looking for a reputable company to provide Oxygen 16, 17, 18 analyses.
Suggestions are much appreciated.
Thanks,
Larry
Hello List,
I received a beautiful meteorite specimen from Anne Black at Impactika the other day, (Mt. Tazerzait, 23.21 grams) and I'm amazed at the beautiful chrome crystals that reside in the vugs of this stone. Upon researching this rock I came across several references to "extraterrestrial
Hello Maria and List,
I'm glad to see that one of our "Michigan Rep's" was on the scene. You beat me to it! Unfortunately I was working and didn't even hear about it until after you had been there and gone. Too bad it wasn't a meteorite though, maybe next time it will be authentic.
I did see you
Excellent effort Steve,
You have just inspired me to increase my own effect.
I have a few small chips around, but I was thinking I could just smack one of my Gold Basins with a hammer and make some more!
They're on the way.
Larry Atkins
Hello All,
As usual, the 'list' proves to be a great resource for information and expertise from the many wonderful 'listees'.
I had many responses to my request for photo's of Lunar soil, and I appreciate the efforts by those that answered my request.
Thank You!
Larry
Hello List,
I am looking for photo's of lunar regolith soils, preferably from the Apollo missions, or otherwise. If there are photo's of soil that may have survived in/on a meteorite that would be fine too.
I asked before and recieved no response, I'm hoping for some results this time.
I have
Hello All,
I was reading the post from Peter Marmet about the AMM list of meteorites and couldn't help notice the Melrose meteorite, # 4 on the list.
"The only American meteorite to contain gold".
This meteorite has twice as much gold as what is considered to be "mineable amounts" ! ( ~.35
Correction!
The mineable amount of gold is not 0 .07 grams per ton, actually it is considered 0.17 grams per ton.
Sorry!
Larry
Adam, List,
Even though I am not a member of the IMCA (yet), I couldn't agree more with Adam. I't's easy for us to ridicule or chastise the unknowing, uneducated ebay seller. Some of these sellers may actually be trying to mislead, but many are just naive.
A perfect case in point is the
pekka wrote;
Well, I don´t see, why a scientist can´t belive in God or in a god or
just in a creator, in fact, to me, the name doesn´t matter. Then
there are scientists, who have made the science as their god, but
I think, they are a bit blind, this "god" corrects itself daily, and if
we think
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