Ron Baalke informed us: > "Geologists are a conservative bunch," he said. "I was still trying to > convince myself that something this rare couldn't be sitting in my office."
So far so good, but: > Besides, Felton had seen meteorites only behind museum glass. Hm! > Rohs said stony-iron meteorites typically net between $2 and $10 per gram. Typically, a lot of people always consider the monetary aspects first ?!?! > In the mid-1980s, there were only 73 in the world, one > of them found in Missouri, two in Kansas and one in Iowa. Statistical survey: 042 pallasites worldwide without Antarctica 038 mesosiderites worldwide without Antarctica 005 US-Antarctic pallasites (or maybe 6 => QUE 93148) 026 US-Antarctic mesosiderites ( or 27 => ALHA81208) 002 Japanese Antarctic pallasites (maybe some more now!) 004 Japanese Antarctic mesosiderites (maybe some more now!) Best wishes, Bernd ______________________________________________ Meteorite-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
