Hi Mark, Amusing that you should write:
"And being a realistic person, I can accept that the next time the new "CK4" (example) comes out, and four dealers are selling it (half under different numbers) and I get offered some from Morocco, it's most likely the same meteorite." You'll have to wait for MB 89 to discovery the clairvoyance of your example... ;-) > There are other problems with Meteoritical Society naming procedures. For > example, I have multiple stones from Arizona and Nevada that are classified > and have cordinates......but will not get official names. No biggie, > I'm not selling them. If they are classified and have coordinates, it sounds like there could only be one thing stopping them from having official names: a proper type specimen submission. That's not a Meteoritical Society or NomCom problem -- it's a finder problem. --Rob ______________________________________________ Meteorite-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://six.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
