Hi all. Last week when I put up my cumberland falls for trade, I forgot to
mention what size piece of estherville I was looking for. I'm looking for
a piece around a 50 gram slice.
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Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
I. M. C. A. MEMBER #6728
The Midwest Meteorite Collector!
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It is fascinating to see the newpaper article posted by Mark
Bostick on organic life in meteorites. For those of you who may
be interested, I wrote about Hahn and Weinland in Chapter 17 of my
new book, Disturbing the Solar System. Weinland was a zoologist
and he named a species of coral he
A
couple of weeks back, Dean offered a new NWA known as the "BL" series. I
normally dont buy NWA's for reasons we have shared on this list. I was reluctant
and based on the photos, I was skeptical. I asked Dean about a few of them and
ended up getting my LAST choice because of the flurry of
An enthusiastic Dave wrote:
If this is the worst of the bunch then the other 39 folks
got really really nice specimens. My BL15 is way better than
the photo. Mine has it all. It's oriented and shows flow lines,
rollover edge, and plenty of thumb prints. A personal thanks to
Dean Bessey for
Paper: La Porte City Progress
Location: La Porte City, IA
Date: Thursday, August 26 1937
Page: 4?
(Meteorite on Ice story also ran in the Lime Spring Herald (Lime Springs,
IA) the same day.)
Meteorite on Ice Served to Smithsonian Institution
Washington. - A stone from the sky, found
Dear List Members,
We are going to the Denver show and hope to meet a
few of you that we have not met in person yet. My brother, Greg, and I
willbe helping Blaine Reed and therefor will spend a lot of time in his
room at the Holiday Inn ( Rm #224 ). Blaine will be offering
meteorites
Mark wrote:
Washington. - A stone from the sky, found on the ice near
Great Bear Lake in northern Canada, has been added to the
Smithsonian Institution collection of meteorites. An Indian
picked it up, wondering at its peculiar form and the fact
that it was lying there on top of the ice,
Sept. 5, 2002
Greetings Mr. Mark Bostick, Bernd, and Fellow
Meteorite Enthusiasts!
I too would like to thank Mark for his arduous efforts
in gleaning those meteoritic newspaper articles! A
cross between a chore and a some entertaining
detective work, I am sure!
Nevertheless, I am a bit
Bernd, Dave and list,
I concur with the comments to date. But I thought it really wasn't meteorite
until the council says it is? For now it is just a rock, right.
My gut tells me that science as a whole is missing the boat with the
NWA's...someday the negative positions taken during these times
For those of you that are having difficulty getting to
Rob's images on his Yahoo site, try using this URL:
http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/robandcolleen11197/lst?.dir=/HELP+A+BROTHER+OUT.srcph.view
For various reasons, such as
you can only read text email, or
you can't read posts that are in html,
Bernd and list,
Thanks for your kind comments Bernd and others. I find the articles very
interesting myself and have invested much more time and money then I probley
should, but have been quite successful so for the moment I will keep it up.
I hired a research assistant from the local
John Divelbiss wrote:
I read an article written in May by fellow list member
Norbert Classen thatdiscusses this issue from another field collectors point
of view. I totallyagree and hope others will come forward to help this
situation out. The linkis
Steve Arnold wrote: Last week when I put cumberland falls for trade.
Actually Steve, you posted this week, Monday, 09/02/02.
Steven L. Sachs IMCA #9210
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Hi all. Last week when I put up my cumberland falls for trade, I forgot to
mention what size piece of estherville I
Hello Everyone,
I just got a chance to look at Jim Tobin's article
on oriented irons at Meteorite Times (www.meteoritetimes.com). For
those new to meteorites in general and oriented meteorites in particular, I
would highly recommend reading this article and examining the pictures Jim has
Hello all-
I am writing to ask for the use of your websites
for the Help A Brother Out thread. There are so many auctions to run with the
leftovers that I have no time to research each specimen and write a description.
I personally asked permisssion from David Weir and ROb Elliot as I
Scroll to the bottome for
today's listings
Hello all-
I have been asked by one of our list members to
assist in the sale of his meteorite collection as his son has taken ill. He is
self employed and many of you out there know how lousy private insurance can be.
This is not a sale
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