hello all
Then, this is a small reassumed of the situation:
After my demand care greater information on the
meteorite Eagle Butte, this personage has said to me
that the meteorite had been found in the place
described in the first email that I have sent to you.
To my second answer, informing
Hello Jeff,
Yes you are correct, if you melt down Gibeon or any other Iron meteorite
the Widmanstatten pattern that was formed from long term cooling will be
destroyed. You will be left with a nickel-iron alloy depending on what the
smelter or blacksmith adds to the mix, any silicate
Hi Graham,
Sounds very much like impactite to me - you have provided a very good
description of my Monturaqui impactite!!
--
In gentle decay,
dave
IMCA #0092
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http://www.meteorites.ic24.net/index.html
http://www.meteoritecollectors.org
I have a
Hello Graham! Your description sounds like an Arizona impactite to me.Send me your address and I will send you a free little Monturaqui impactite so you can compare them. Since I missed the bandwagon to send you free stuff:-) I will also include a little NWA encrite and Carion's new
All,
The tragic US Army copter crash (which left no survivors) was witnessed
by fishermen about a mile or two from the crash site. I find it very odd
that they would think the copter was brought down by a meteorite
Quote:
'Rodrigo Alanano, mayor of Dauin town on nearby Negros, said he talked
Dear Listees:
Can anyone on this list provide info on the recovery date and TKW for NWA 531
(LL5)?
I'm a bit confused. I haven't been able to find anything on NWA's in the
Catalog of Meteorites (5th edition).
And in Jensen's book Meteorites from A to Z, on page 131 there is the
following
This article from NYTimes.com
has been sent to you by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
EBay Is Asked to Remove Trade Center Items
February 22, 2002
By MICHAEL COOPER
The Bloomberg administration demanded that eBay remove World
Trade Center memorabilia from its Web site.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone on this list provide info on the
recovery date and TKW for NWA 531 (LL5)?
Hi Dave and List,
Northwest Africa 531
LL4, S1; W1;
Rissani, Morocco
Found 2000 (year uncertain)
434 gr; 1 piece
Type specimen 19.4 gr. Classified by M. Denise (MNHNP);
main mass
All,
I feel so stupid! It never once thought that the fishermen were describing the
falling Chinook helicopter as a meteorite. Duh! As big and noisy as they are, I
wouldn't expect someone a mile or two away to mistake it for a meteorite!
It is not uncommon for people witnessing a
You are correct No wonder it made no sense to me.
Thank you for putting up with the ramblings of a fool.
Sending away for "Hooked on Phonics,"
kn
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Reading
that quote, surely they're saying that they thought the helicopter *was*
a meteorite as it fell, and not that
Dear Dave;
I haven't had time to look it up but since the Catalogue of Meteorites
actually came out a year ago, and it went to the print deadline before
that, I would think you would have to wait for the 6th. edition of the
Catalogue of Meteorites to get the explosion of NWA classifieds in
In regard to the rather astonishingly crude and unprofessional emails Matteo
has been receiving from the self-styled member of the Board of Trustees of
the Royal Tyrell Museum in Alberta, I sent a polite email to the Museum,
explaining the situation in nonaccusatory terms, and asking about
Hello All!
I've just imported the 281 US-Antarctic meteorites contained in AMN
25-1, 2002 - collected from the Queen Alexandra Range during the
1999-2000 field season. The highlights among the mostly ordinary
chondrites (a lot of which are LL5's!) are:
2 eucrites (1 brecciated / 1 unbrecciated)
If you are close enough, maybe you can go up and snoop around the Eagle
Butte astrobleme and see if you can find any bits of the Eagle Butte
Meteorite for yourself and help us resolve the current raging controversy
:-) At any rate, I'd bet you'll find some nice meteorwrongs...
Tracy Latimer
That's an absolutely LOVELY letter. Short and to the point. I'd
seriously consider sending a copy to Ebay/SafeHarbor. They probably won't
do anything about it, but it would be another link in the chain of
evidence against this yoyo.
I just received my piece of the Eagle Butte Meteorite
Hello All, As I was saying about a week ago I have few samples of this meteorite I have just gotten I am willing to send out. I should probley look up Wassen's e-mail and see if he is interseted in looking at them. If someone has it handy please send it to me and I will see what he thinks. Other
Eagle Butters,
I downloaded a few interesting picts from current E. Butte auction.
Meteoric or Volcanic?
Flow
Lines 1
Flow
Lines 2
Back
Auction Site:
METEORITE
- Fe/Ni Meteorite Frag. L@@KS NEAT
safe landings,
kn
Those are not meteorites.
- Original Message -
From:
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 12:59
PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Eagle Butte
Picts.
Eagle Butters, I downloaded a few interesting picts from
current E. Butte
Hello List,
I am having a sale this weekend:
-10% off of everything on my web site www.rocksfromheaven.com
-Small stable Nantan's 15 cents a gram.
-Dhofar 020 (H4-5) Nice Fusion Crusted Individuals and Fragments 50
cents a gram.
-All tektites (Moung-Nong and Indochinite) small and large 12 cents
I am beginning the process of arranging a new expedition for the first time.
Anyone out there have any ideas or hints? I'll be searching in the
California desert in the USA. I would really like to find some pallisites,
they are deffinately the most interesting. Thank you.
Jason
EVERYONE that sells on Ebay needs to complain about items like this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1075645659
Please take 5 minutes and write ebay. Ever had someone get that smirk on
their face when you say you sell on Ebay? THIS IS WHY.
I realize this is off topic, but
Hello all
Thanks to all you for the support that you have given
to me for this thing, when it is right that a person
comes punished why has to offend a person
uselessly that it asked information. Ebay has answered
to me and it has said me that they cannot make null,
but council to all to send
I would be happy to, I have never been to a crater before so it sounds like
fun. I might have a chance to search it in the summer if it is nearby. Does
anyone have a good map of the area showing where the crater is, roads,
nearby towns, where the 'meteorites' are found etc?
On Fri, 22 February 2002, Matteo Chinellato wrote
Hello all
Thanks to all you for the support that you have given
to me for this thing, when it is right that a person
comes punished why has to offend a person
uselessly that it asked information. Ebay has answered
to me and it has
Matteo and List Members,
It seems to me that the logical thing to do would be to purchase a piece of
this alleged Eagle Butte, Eaggle Butte, Eagle Button...whatever, and simply
send it to a reputable lab to have it tested. This would give some
finality to the current issue.
Just because a
What pond scum! After their meteorite has been identified as a
meteorwrong, they go off and invent some official sounding title to sell
their fraudulent find to people who don't know better. If this didn't
happen almost constantly, I'd be stomping around demanding to know what
could be done
I have a piece of the wretched thing in my custody right now; I just
received it from geopaleo_guy. Where do you recommend I send it to be
tested? I'm willing to sacrifice it in the name of finishing this mess
(although if it turns out to be meteoric, I want the remnants, and no fair
keeping
Hello Matteo and List,
This individual, TRUE identity unknown (after all this is the Internet),
certainly does not accord themselves as an educated person. Sticking with
fact and not flowery language, proves one's point. The louder and more
vulgar the reaction, the less confident of their
Many thanks to Russ from New England Meteoritical Services for donating
Murchison dust for my son's science fair project. Russ, your tops!
The samples are prepared and the timing begun to see what benefits algae and
radish seeds will gain from growing in Murchison enriched water.
And,
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