Hi Michael,
Awesome image of the large, recent Kainsaz find! When I saw that
shape, I was sure I'd seen it before...
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/June_15_2008.html
http://images.wikia.com/starwars/images/1/1b/Sandcrawler.jpg
--Rob ;-)
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Dear Martin and list,
I can't comment on the CO3 oxymoron, but I am the inventor of the
type 3.05 classification, so I can comment on that.
As we have studied type 3 chondrites over the last 30 years,
especially ordinary and CO chondrites, we have been gradually
refining the 1967 Van Schmus
Hi Jeff,
if this is state of the art of the classification scheme, and has been accepted
by a majority of the meteoriticists, does this mean some important primitive
meteorites finally need a refinement of their established classifications?
I am thinking of (e. g.) the Krymka meteorite, which
Martin, others,
as for the unclassified CO3 that was indeed the wrong term. I was referring
to a CO3 type chondrite whose classification has not yet reached official
status. I sincerely apologize for causing confused disbelief.
Svend
www.meteorite-recon.com
Hello Jeff and All,
Thank you very much for the thorough and thoughtful reply. I certainly
would not disagree with you on such matters.
Now I'm curious if refinement in classification will be made for
Krymka (like Alex):
http://www.meteorite.com/MT_links/2003/March/1krymka.jpg
Bishunpur:
Yes. All of the low-petrologic-type chondrites can be refined. In
Grossman and Brearley (2005) we reclassified Krymka as type 3.2 and
Bishunpur as type 3.15. Here is the entire set of ordinary
chondrite petrologic types from that paper:
Semarkona -- 3.00
QUE 97008 -- 3.05
MET 00526 --
Thank you, Jeff, for your quick reply. Seems that some type collectors will now
feel a need to expand their meteorite inventories with the new subclasses,
which is not an easy, or even impossible, task with almost all of those
mentioned meteorites out of reach for a private person. So let´s
Yes, thanks to Jeff for these clearings and examples for LL's.
Note that, in contrast to the Met Bull on line, in the new edition of
Meteorites from A to Z, the LL petrological types as given by Jeff are
correctly mantioned, except for Bishunpur, which remained LL3.1 (but
LL1.15 in Met.
Hello,
I just learned that the british newspaper Times had
put all of its archives online, for free.
You can browse and consult any single issue of this
newspaper from 1785 to 1985.
I typed meteorite in the search engine and found 551
results.
Maybe a good way to get information about well
On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 20:06:42 +0200 (CEST), you wrote:
I typed meteorite in the search engine and found 551
results.
aerolite gives 235 results:
http://archive.timesonline.co.uk/tol/keywordsearch.arc
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me dave etched a totally bitchin', 70% metal, pv completeslice ,
fusion-crusted yesterday- turned out beautiful!
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This is a terrific development.
The Times normally sells its database to libraries, and it is certainly not
for free! Many libraries in the NYC area even have a restriction that the
Times database must be used on site at the library to keep the cost down,
unlike other library databases
Anyone want to calculate the surface temps for these puppies?
http://esciencenews.com/articles/2008/06/16/a.trio.super.earths
A trio of super-Earths
Published: Monday, June 16, 2008 - 09:15 in Astronomy Space
Today, at an international conference, a team of European astronomers announced
a
Hello list,
in the Earth Impact Database I can not find this structure, which is about 20km
in diameter and located in Morais Macedo de Cavaleiros, Portugal
Google satellite map :
Sorry, the link is wrong.
Just google map for : Morais Macedo de Cavaleiros Portugaland zoom out.
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Datum: Mon, 16 Jun 2008 22:48:51 +0200
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An: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Betreff: [meteorite-list] Crater in
Greetings all
I have afew auctions closing shortly including
tagish lakd currently around $400/gm
Mars shergottite individuals currently around $200/gm
polymict diogenite currently less than 25% of what it s sell for.
Oriented sikhote-alins
bassikounou
vigarano, carancas, allende, an LL3 and
Portales Valley was my first hunt for a fresh fall. Mike Farmer called
to tell me about the fall. I wasn't able to get away immediately, but I
borrowed a bunch of cash and a couple days later met Mike and Jack and Devon
Shrader in southern New Mexico and followed Mike back to the fall
http://space.newscientist.com/article/dn14142-genetic-building-blocks-may-have-formed-in-space.html
Genetic building blocks may have formed in space
Rachel Courtland
New Scientist
13 June 2008
Some fundamental building blocks of our genetic code might have come
from outer space, according
I paid for a background check on Mr. Stan Turecki, and here is what I found, of
course, tons of files, but the actual arrest and prison sentence are below.
He was in prison from Sept 1995 until November 1996, and he stole more than
$100,000 in this case.
People, we are dealing with a real
Many thanks to all those on the list who have already helped by giving
tips about places to see on my trip around Morocco at the beginning of
July. Any more are always welcome. Looking forward to it.
Hope you all have a great time in Ensisheimdont think I can pull
that in this year...will
Since there is a big one scheduled to come down somewhere over
Colorado in the very near future, I wanted to get this tidbit of info
out now to all the meteorite hunters that would travel here in such
an event.
My message has to do with the Division of Wildlife's Habitat Stamp.
If you
Hi All,
We're having a BIG sale all this week with hundreds of NWA meteorites up
for auction. We'll be listing more auctions than ever this week and need
to move these meteorites now. Some BIG fusion crusted pieces too!
Lots of meteorite starting at only $1.99 for 150+ grams. NWA 869, Canyon
Thanks for your kind words Graham and for your appreciating our show
We will miss you this time.
Always feel free to come any time in future, you know that you are very
welcome. And in 2009 it is the 10th anniversary of the show. We foresee a
great vintage.
Good trip to Morocco. Some
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