Re: [Fwd: [meteorite-list] RESEND: Website update Meteoritesale.]

Hello All Same here, still black page in my IE. Tom Perry G'Day, Mate, I think you've got a little problem. When I tried to open your site I only got a black page. Is it because I am using netscape commiunicator? Cheers, Norbert F. Kammel ROCKS ON FIRE Original Message

Re: [Fwd: [meteorite-list] RESEND: Website update Meteorite sale.]

Hello all Is trange, probably is a netscape problem, I have control now and I see the page. For who want I have the sale list in word 2000 format. Regards Matteo --- Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello All Same here, still black page in my IE. Tom Perry G'Day, Mate, I

[meteorite-list] Kaali meteorite - Estonia, 400BC?

Hi all, Doing some research for a radio slot, and am intrigued by the "Kaali" meteorite which fell in Estonia around 400BC; in the brief net searches I've done so far I've found intriguing references to the Sun being blocked out by the impact, localised environmental devastation and even "human

[meteorite-list] Kaali meteorite - Estonia, 400BC?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Doing some research for a radio slot, and am intrigued by the Kaali meteorite which fell in Estonia around 400BC; in the brief net searches I've done so far I've found intriguing references to the Sun being blocked out by the impact, localised environmental

Re: [meteorite-list] Kaali meteorite - Estonia, 400BC?

STU wrote: Doing some research for a radio slot, and am intrigued by the Kaali meteorite which fell in Estonia around 400BC; in the brief net searches I've done so far I've found intriguing references to the Sun being blocked out by the impact, localised environmental devastation and even

Re: [meteorite-list] NWA Meteorites and Oxidation?

Walter Branch wrote: In looking over many pictures of NWA meteorites and examining some which I have in my collection, many look heavily oxidized. Is this just my eyes or are they a heavily oxidzed group, in general? Of course, I have seen exceptions but even the carbonaceous stones appear

[meteorite-list] re Kaali

Thanks to everyone who has sent me info on this topic, I've got exactly what I need now :-) Another example of this List at its *best* :-)) Cheers, Stu

[meteorite-list] CEM Review in ST

Hello Listees, Listoids, In the July 2002 issue of Sky and Telescope (p. 58), you'll find a review of O.R. Norton's Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites. I don't quite agree with J.K. Beatty's final conclusion: the neophyte meteoriticist would have an easier time digesting Harry McSween's

[meteorite-list] CAYNON DIABLO FORSALE

Hi list. who has any Canyon Diablo, inexpensive, forsale? I'm sure I'll get alot of feedback. I look forward to it. let me know, and have a great weekend all.S. R. Arnold, Chicago!!

[meteorite-list] Miracles

A couple of my meteorites had started to get kind of rusty and I was afraid that a couple others may share the same fate so I sent them off to Jim Hartman a couple weeks ago and got them back today. My Fredericksburgh was almost totally covered with rust and is completely free now. Apparently,

[meteorite-list] lunar

hi list, this week i had lunar on the brain, i ordered and received from labenne brothers a 0.056 gram dhofar 280 lunar anorthositic highland breccia.as a produce clerk this seems to be the biggest boulder i can afford.on the net i found out several things about the lunar area. the apollo

[meteorite-list] Weathering Grades

meteorite-list] Weathering Degrees - Breakdown II Bernd Pauli HD [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri, 31 May 2002 21:50:13 +0200 Walter Branch wrote: Thanks for the breakdown. The weathering grades appear not to take a normal distribution, rather there appears to be a skew toward the lower grades. For

[meteorite-list] Renaissance Wax Polish

Renaissance Wax is used by museums to protect valuable metals. It is also used by knife collectors to keep the metal in knives from rusting. Does anyone have any experience using this wax on iron meteorites? Bill Russell

RE: [meteorite-list] CAYNON DIABLO FORSALE

Steve, Try Jim Strope at www.catchafallingstar.com. Regards, Greg RedfernIMCA #5781www.meteoritecollectors.org -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of SSTEVE ARNOLDSent: Friday, May 31, 2002 6:07 PMTo:

Re: [meteorite-list] Renaissance Wax Polish

Bill: I don't have any experience with Renaissance wax, but I have used regular paraffin wax on my Nantan and Campo and it has significantly reduced the oxidation. First melt the wax, then put the meteorite into it, completely submerged, for one half hour. Remove it and lay it on a paper

[meteorite-list] moon glass

hi list and moon-atics, its 'understood' that dhofar 081/280 are paired, probley, well wash. univ. in st. louis web site on dhofar 081/280 says 081 doesn't have sphere glass but 280's matrix is glass rich, hummm i think i found a sphere of white-milky glass 1/2mm in my 280, but i'm not trained