Hello List,
Walter Branch writes:
I have an astronomy textbook (Voyages Through the Universe,
Fraknoi, Morrison, and Wolf, 1997) in which a meteorite is
reported to have struck a car and the driver.
...
Did the curator verify the date, June, 1999?
The really interesting question is this:
Hello Herbert,
Yes, I saw the typo after the message was sent back to me.
Those of you who are in any way familiar with the 1861-1865 US civil war
know of General William T. Sherman's March to the Sea, from Atlanta (which
he burned) to Savannah (where I live and he did not burn Savannah). Many
Walter Branch asked:
The correct year for the meteorite fall is 1994.
The reports in Sky Telescope said it turned out to be slag.
I am currently in the office and unable to check the old
volumes of ST, but I searched with Google and found this
site:
Hmm.. again a newbie...member since June 12again..no feedback.. again an
expensive rock. again from the desert.. woohoo.. even COD before you get
to open it. wow...
Hmm.. same person.. of Australian desert find.. or Southwest desert find?
Oh well.. the prices has gone down.
Rosie
Rosie
Hi Mike, Walter,
Somewhere in the back of my mind, my memorie says I once read somewhere that
this 'meteorite' was analyzed and turned out to be metal slag, and that there
was a whole pile of this matter at the spot where it should have happened. But
my memorie fails to retrieve where I
Dear list
there is a PhD thesis just finishing on this stone (Getafe) in Madrid
museum. So we should have more news in the near future. If it is a
meteorite it is an extremely weird one, the closest could be d'Orbigny (no
chondrules, not magnetic, lot of large bubbles). The C14 data seems to
Hi all,
Four years already. As the list has noted in recent days, this is a
most beautiful and unusual meteorite. I was just checking out my metal
rich interior slice. I love it, but also realizing I must move a nice
crusted slice a bit higher up on my wish list.
Best wishes,
Charlie
http://www.swri.org/9what/releases/15asteroid.htm
SwRI researchers identify asteroid breakup event in the main asteroid belt
Southwest Research Institute
June 13, 2002
Boulder, Colorado -- A new study at Southwest Research
Institute (SwRI) has identified a recent asteroid breakup event in the
Hello all,
Anyone who maybe interested in a stone variety P.V. complete indv. of
200.50 grams contact me off list, as I have one to spare.
Allen.
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Herbert Raab wrote:
The reports in Sky Telescope said it turned out to be slag.
I am currently in the office and unable to check the old
volumes of ST, but I searched with Google and found this
site: http://tierra.rediris.es/merge/getafe.html
Hello Walter, Herbert, and List,
Here is the
Hi All. I'm a beginner to this list and collecting in general so forgive me
if I'm missing something obvious but am I right to be very dubious about an
advert such as this for faeton ?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2110753070
I've tried looking for info on this
http://www.canoe.ca/LondonNews/lf.lf-06-13-0038.html
He's a rock star
When Londoner Carl Young stumbled on this 2.5-kilogram rock two years ago,
he had no idea it was actually a rare pallasite meteorite that may be 4.5
billion years old.
By NICOLE MACINTYRE
The London Free Press (Canada)
Dear List:
As many out there in list-land know, this fall referred to by Walter Branch
was in June, 1994. A car (BMW) was struck by a rock and the driver slightly
injured. I have the original newspaper article in Spanish. Subsequently
there was a report in Sky Telescope. Somewhere it was
Hello!
Thanks to everyone on
the list who sent information on diamond files. I've been looking in the
wrong places and this helps a lot!
Frank
Prochaska
Hi,
just to say that I have a few specimens for auction on eBay, a really nice
NWA, 2 slices of Imilac complete with translucent olivine and a chunky ol'
Brenham!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2112910999
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2112920113
I just had a bunch of rocks sent to me from the finder in Quebec Canada and
two actually looks like they could be meteorites. They are very strongly
magnetic like a campo. The first rock looks to have more potential of being
a meteorite than the second one but the second one looks interesting
Dean...
Don't tell Matteo...he will be wanting them...oops.. I think the first one
is pretty. The second looks like it could be for what it is worth. I don't
know too much since my meteorwrong collections seems to abound.
But I have one that looks like a nantan.. but, is not magnetic at all.
NEWS!
A third Canadian Pallasite has been found in
Southampton. This is just 30km from where I live.
2500 gms individual was found in April 2001 by a 78
year old retired pipe fitter. This gentleman was strolling along the beach
and came across this beauty.
The meteorite was classified at
Hi Dean,
They both look like iron to me -- the question is whether
the iron is meteoritic or manmade. Have you tried etching
it (assuming you have the means to)? If you have a Radio
Shack in your area, just pick up some ferric chloride PC-
board etchant. Red liquid comes in a little plastic
Try a nickel test. If it comes back positive chances are you've got a
keeper!
Rhett Bourland
www.asteroidmodels.com
www.asteroidmodels.com/personal
www.meteoritecollectors.org
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PHOTOS, WE ALL WANT PHOTOS!
Mike Farmer
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Meteorite!
NEWS!
A third Canadian Pallasite has been found in
Dear Dean, Rhett, List;
Remember that there is one heck of a large nickel deposit located in
Labrador, the Guardian Minerals or former interest that Robert Garnet
located a number of years ago, How far your specimen came from that
very rich nickel area could have something to do with its
Nice picture in my local news paper. Will see
if this is on line and let you know.
Mike T.
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Gimme, gimme, gimme! drool
Tracy Latimer
p.s. the pix would be nice too.
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Dear List;
I looked over my Correlated History of Earth poster and under the
known impacts of the world, I counted 9 in Quebec and a couple whoppers
near buy (Sudbury whopper is 220, Duluth being another whopper though
off a ways, is also huge at 200), her we go.
Manicouagan 100
New Quebec
So far only 1 person has come forward to let me know who has portales
valley for sale. I'm looking for a 20 to 40 gran slice with rich metal
veins. who has some??? let me know.
steve arnold, chicago!
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Steve, I was the first person to arrive in Portales after the fall, followed
by Bob Haag about two hours later. I myself found one specimen, and
purchased 18 individuals after the fall, and owned a total of ~16 kilos of
Portales Valley. Every gram sold out so fast after the fall. Portales is one
can a meteorite to destroy the earth in a future or it
is a fantasy ?
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Greeting,I was running the subject program
under
Windows 95
without problems. I am now running
Windows
XP and I get an error message
"cannot
find CTL30.DLL". Anyone know a fix?
Bill Russell
I want to share my joy of Portales, and wish it
happy birthday today. I can't believe that it has already been 5 years since the
fall. I remember every part of my month in Portales like it was yesterday. All
those days of hunting in 110 to 115 degree temps, dead cows everywhere, people
Dear All;
Mmm.maybe tomorrow we find earth-killeror it find us first!
Df
fede helle wrote:
can a meteorite to destroy the earth in a future or it
is a fantasy ?
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Hmm.. look under tools on your toolbar.. and where
it says Windows updates, go to it and let it scan and see what you need to
download.. Or.. you can go to Cnet.com and download Bigfix or Tucows and let
them have a go at it.
Rosie
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William
Hello List,
Please forgive this shameless plug, but with all
the posts asking about the availability of metal-rich
Portales Valley, I feel I must jump in.
I have several pieces of metal-rich PV, ranging
from ~1g all the way up to ~7,500g as pieces,
part-slices, whole slices, and
Hello all
I have 2 slices for sale in my site, all 2 with nice
metal veins, and one 16.6 gr. with fusion crust.
Regards
Matteo
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Steve, I was the first person to arrive in Portales
after the fall, followed
by Bob Haag about two hours later. I myself
Hello everybody,
A few weeks ago I took some vacation time and went to Washington DC.
Of course I spent a lot of time there exploring the many Smithsonian Museums, and their tremendous Meteorite Collection, but I was also lucky enough to be invited to go behind the scene.
I took a bunch of
Very nice Anne, thanks, I plan to do the same with
Vienna photos next week. I love the Smithsonian collection, I hope everyone gets
a chance to visit it sometime. Bob Haag and I visited on the way to Burkina
Faso.
Mike Farmer
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For who come in Ensisheim or S.Marie shows I remember
Venice is few hours from this shows - at 5 hours of
car - the past year I have know Ivan, this year I know
another my friend...For who want in the 29 June I
go to the Modena Uni. and is possible see the main
mass of Albareto.
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