Re: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?

2005-09-19 Thread MexicoDoug
Hola Kevin,

I think Chris is on the right  tracks in answering your question with 
meteoriticist, and can add to capture the  principle motivation of collector 
spirit 
and distinguish it from predominantly  scientific bunch, would be amateur 
meteoriticist.

But if you come from  the rock collecting group, a.k.a., rockhounds, I think 
everyone will understand  you if you call it a meteoritehound who probably 
identify with that more than  mineralologist or paleontologist, or bone 
collector 
(good movie, by the way,  reminds me of a few I met in AZ).

A meteorite collector who just collects  for the need to possess, could be 
called a stamp collector when the context of  meteorites is clear.  
Unfortunately for innocent philatelists, stamp  collecting has taking on a 
generic meaning 
for someone who collects for randomly  filling in holes in any sort of 
collection driven principally by the insatiable  motivation to collect.  Such 
stamp 
collecting meteoritehounds will cherish  multiple specimens exhibiting 
different characteristics, and perhaps treat with  crust and no rust as mint 
(unused) 
condition, for example.  But if the  motivation is to look at everything 
under the microscope and journey through the  history of the Solar System in a 
meteoritist kind of way - it would have to be  meteoritist, or amateur met.

Finally, there is the world for someone in  it whose motivation is to sells 
for a profit.  That would be a meteorite  speculator (some might disagree with 
me and classify themselves as an investor,  though).  The most honest 
portrayal of this I saw on a certain website from  the midwest.  He called 
himself the 
meteorite pusher.  That's quite  apt for many...

If you principally are in it for the hunt, it is  established that you are a 
meteorite hunter.

In my own case, I consider  it an area of astronomy, so I am content to be an 
amateur astronomer who keeps a  modest meteorite collection, because of the 
awe it gives me to hold what is  several AU's away in my binoculars or 
telescope...so take your  pick:)

Saludos, Doug


Chris P. wrote:
I don't know about  collectors, but a person who studies meteorites (which I 
would hope  describes most collectors) is called a  meteoriticist.

Chris

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A question on the correct terminology for someone who  collects meteorites?

 A meteorologist is someone that studies the  atmoshpere and properties 
 related to our weather.

 A  numismatist is a collector of monies and related articles, coins, 
  banknotes, shares, cheques., a notaphilist is someone that specialises in  
 banknote currencies.

 What, are we to call ourselves,  there must be a correct terminology for 
 what we are?

  Collectors of meteorites.

 Kevin, VK3UKF.  

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[meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?

2005-09-18 Thread Kevin Forbes

A question on the correct terminology for someone who collects meteorites?

A meteorologist is someone that studies the atmoshpere and properties 
related to our weather.


A numismatist is a collector of monies and related articles, coins, 
banknotes, shares, cheques., a notaphilist is someone that specialises in 
banknote currencies.


What, are we to call ourselves, there must be a correct terminology for what 
we are?


Collectors of meteorites.

Kevin, VK3UKF.


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Re: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?

2005-09-18 Thread Chris Peterson
I don't know about collectors, but a person who studies meteorites (which I 
would hope describes most collectors) is called a meteoriticist.


Chris

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A question on the correct terminology for someone who collects meteorites?

A meteorologist is someone that studies the atmoshpere and properties 
related to our weather.


A numismatist is a collector of monies and related articles, coins, 
banknotes, shares, cheques., a notaphilist is someone that specialises in 
banknote currencies.


What, are we to call ourselves, there must be a correct terminology for 
what we are?


Collectors of meteorites.

Kevin, VK3UKF.


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Re: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?

2005-09-18 Thread Bob King
Kevin,
Meteoritophiles?
Bob


From:   Kevin Forbes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date sent:  Mon, 19 Sep 2005 01:53:38 +1000
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meteorite collector?

 A question on the correct terminology for someone who collects meteorites?
 
 A meteorologist is someone that studies the atmoshpere and properties 
 related to our weather.
 
 A numismatist is a collector of monies and related articles, coins, 
 banknotes, shares, cheques., a notaphilist is someone that specialises in 
 banknote currencies.
 
 What, are we to call ourselves, there must be a correct terminology for what 
 we are?
 
 Collectors of meteorites.
 
 Kevin, VK3UKF.
 
 
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Re: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?

2005-09-18 Thread Darren Garrison
On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 01:53:38 +1000, Kevin Forbes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

A question on the correct terminology for someone who collects meteorites?

A meteorologist is someone that studies the atmoshpere and properties 
related to our weather.

A numismatist is a collector of monies and related articles, coins, 
banknotes, shares, cheques., a notaphilist is someone that specialises in 
banknote currencies.

What, are we to call ourselves, there must be a correct terminology for what 
we are?

I believe that, for advanced collectors, the term would often be in debt to my 
eyebrows or
divorced.
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Re: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?

2005-09-18 Thread Martin Altmann
Baetylophages.
Starrockers
Telepetrologists.
Meteorists (smells).

or simply Wackos?
(I guess that's what your families will would say..)

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 Kevin,
 Meteoritophiles?
 Bob


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  A question on the correct terminology for someone who collects
meteorites?
 
  A meteorologist is someone that studies the atmoshpere and properties
  related to our weather.
 
  A numismatist is a collector of monies and related articles, coins,
  banknotes, shares, cheques., a notaphilist is someone that specialises
in
  banknote currencies.
 
  What, are we to call ourselves, there must be a correct terminology for
what
  we are?
 
  Collectors of meteorites.
 
  Kevin, VK3UKF.
 
 
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Re: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?

2005-09-18 Thread Dave Carothers
On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 01:53:38 +1000, Kevin Forbes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

A question on the correct terminology for someone who collects meteorites?

A meteorologist is someone that studies the atmoshpere and properties
related to our weather.

A numismatist is a collector of monies and related articles, coins,
banknotes, shares, cheques., a notaphilist is someone that specialises in
banknote currencies.

What, are we to call ourselves, there must be a correct terminology for
what
we are?

I believe that, for advanced collectors, the term would often be in debt
to my eyebrows or
divorced.

Or how about Haagist or Haagite?
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AW: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?

2005-09-18 Thread Andreas Gren
Keeper of ugly brown stones 
Spacejunk(y)
Aerolitismatiker

But Martin's is the best : Starrockers 
 please call me now:  Hulk the Starrockers

sincerely 
Hulk the starrockers

Ops,
forgot to ask Martin if he wants to take that name now .
 Bookleboo starrockers 
doesn't sound bad, what do You think ?



Andi


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Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Altmann
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An: Bob King; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?

Baetylophages.
Starrockers
Telepetrologists.
Meteorists (smells).

or simply Wackos?
(I guess that's what your families will would say..)

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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?


 Kevin,
 Meteoritophiles?
 Bob


 From:   Kevin Forbes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Date sent:  Mon, 19 Sep 2005 01:53:38 +1000
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collector?

  A question on the correct terminology for someone who collects
meteorites?
 
  A meteorologist is someone that studies the atmoshpere and properties
  related to our weather.
 
  A numismatist is a collector of monies and related articles, coins,
  banknotes, shares, cheques., a notaphilist is someone that specialises
in
  banknote currencies.
 
  What, are we to call ourselves, there must be a correct terminology for
what
  we are?
 
  Collectors of meteorites.
 
  Kevin, VK3UKF.
 
 
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Re: AW: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?

2005-09-18 Thread Ingo Herkstroeter
For me it´s clear: Met-Junk(y): And this fits to most of collectors I know!

Ingo 

--- Ursprüngliche Nachricht ---
 Von: Andreas Gren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Datum: Sun, 18 Sep 2005 20:47:31 +0200
 
 Keeper of ugly brown stones 
 Spacejunk(y)
 Aerolitismatiker
 
 But Martin's is the best : Starrockers 
  please call me now:  Hulk the Starrockers
 
 sincerely 
 Hulk the starrockers
 
 Ops,
 forgot to ask Martin if he wants to take that name now .
  Bookleboo starrockers 
 doesn't sound bad, what do You think ?
 
 
 
 Andi
 
 
 -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
 Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Martin
 Altmann
 Gesendet: Sonntag, 18. September 2005 19:33
 An: Bob King; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
 Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?
 
 Baetylophages.
 Starrockers
 Telepetrologists.
 Meteorists (smells).
 
 or simply Wackos?
 (I guess that's what your families will would say..)
 
 - Original Message - 
 From: Bob King [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
 Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2005 7:10 PM
 Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?
 
 
  Kevin,
  Meteoritophiles?
  Bob
 
 
  From:   Kevin Forbes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
  Date sent:  Mon, 19 Sep 2005 01:53:38 +1000
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 collector?
 
   A question on the correct terminology for someone who collects
 meteorites?
  
   A meteorologist is someone that studies the atmoshpere and properties
   related to our weather.
  
   A numismatist is a collector of monies and related articles, coins,
   banknotes, shares, cheques., a notaphilist is someone that specialises
 in
   banknote currencies.
  
   What, are we to call ourselves, there must be a correct terminology
 for
 what
   we are?
  
   Collectors of meteorites.
  
   Kevin, VK3UKF.
  
  
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RE: [meteorite-list] Terminology, meteorite collector?

2005-09-18 Thread Kevin Forbes
Well, after the feedback, I can either choose one of my own, since I have 
always liked the term Sky Stones for meteorites, that might make me a Sky 
Stoner, ?

or I can choose between being a phile or a cist. 

meteoriticist ( I feel is probably more correct )
Meteoritophiles (A very close second )
Baetylophages. ( I do have a couple on a pedestal )
Starrockers ( When's the concert, I worked as a roadie for a while, I can 
also count past two, one, two, testing... three, see.)

Telepetrologists. ( Well done )
Meteorists ( Another maybe )

Cheers all, Kevin. VK3UKF.




A question on the correct terminology for someone who collects meteorites?

A meteorologist is someone that studies the atmoshpere and properties 
related to our weather.


A numismatist is a collector of monies and related articles, coins, 
banknotes, shares, cheques., a notaphilist is someone that specialises in 
banknote currencies.


What, are we to call ourselves, there must be a correct terminology for 
what we are?


Collectors of meteorites.

Kevin, VK3UKF.


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