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[meteorite-list] TEKTITES VS. TEARS
Sterling K. Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thu, 26 Sep 2002 00:52:44 -0500
mafer wrote:
Hi Sterling and list
I still think the microwave test is valid and proves
the same thing. Heat both in a microwave, and
Original Message
[meteorite-list] Re: Rubble pile asteroids
Herbert Raab [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On the other hand, the real border between a L5 and a
L4 or L6 might be more blurry than the descriptions in
the textbooks suggest. There is an interesting paper
on
Robert Verish writes:
that shock and weathering grades were problematic for
pairing purposes but they had no problem with petrologic
class (or metamorphic grade). In fact, they used a noble
gas isotope study to prove that all the L6 specimens were
indeed, paired to the same fall!
Of
Just follow the link and scroll to the bottom:
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/catchafallingstar.com/
Jim Strope421 Fourth StreetGlen Dale, WV 26038
Catch a Falling Star Meteoriteshttp://www.catchafallingstar.com
Anne wrote:
I got a few more at the Denver Show, mostly odd-shaped ones,
often meaning that they are chipped or broken. I have been
looking at the broken ones and was rather surprised. I was
expecting them to be glassy all the way through like Libyan
Glass or Moldavite, but that is not the
--- Herbert Raab lt;[EMAIL PROTECTED]gt; wrote:
gt;
gt; I still think that there might be fuzzy borders
gt; between
gt; metamorphic grades, or that a small thin section
is
gt; not representative for the whole specimen.
gt;
Once again, Herbert has hit the nail square on the
head. It is a lot
Hi
You still have 24 hours to bid in our auctions.
Great specimens of Brenham, Springwater, Chassigny, Chinga,
Millbillillie, Arroyo Aguiar, Bilanga, and many, many more.
Hurry up, don't spend any more time reading this. Go and bid!
Just follow this link:
Here's the last of it, I think.
These are the images, links, and descriptions for the pieces for sale on
Saturday and Sunday.
No offers accepted today but feel free to email me with any questions.
The post will go out at noon Pacific both days and then it's the usual
free-for-all.
Time zone
Hi Rafael all,
Not a bad idea - that's why Art set it up already, as stated in the
list policies - pertinent policies are cited below:
3.Do not post -private messages- or -personal attacks- to the list
4.Please include the 'subject' of the post in the subject box
9.If you
Hi Rafael all,
Not a bad idea - that's why Art set it up already! (as stated in the
list policies) - the more pertinent policies are cited below:
3.Do not post -private messages- or -personal attacks- to the list
4.Please include the 'subject' of the post in the subject box
9.
I did not mention the weight of the Branuau, it is 6.6 grams.
If you have looked through all three days and see nothing you intend to go
after, feel free to settle up any outstanding payments and have your items
shipped.
I almost have my office back!
--
Rob Wesel
--
We are the
Hello List,
I hope this hen doesn't lay a bunch of little ones, it might flood the
market http://www.meteorman.org/Hen_Bearing_.htm
Get your meteorites for free, head for the desert now.
:-[
Tim Heitz
Midwest Meteorites - Home of THE METEORITE PUSHER
http://www.meteorman.org
Tim,
I thinks I have one of it's 'eggs'
free
range 'egg'
best,
ken newton
wrongs on ebay
Tim Heitz wrote:
Hello List,
I hope this hen doesn't lay a bunch of little ones, it might
flood the market http://www.meteorman.org/Hen_Bearing_.htm
Get your meteorites for free, head for the desert now.:-[
Dear List, and Michael;
Art does a great job of not guiding his list. Freedom of speech is a
great thing here in our meteorite central world.
Many of those who repeatedly post fail to adhere to the list Policies
and this results in...the stoning of the whore(s) by a number of list
Hi Rob and List,
All I can say is that you've done a great job with this sale, and the
meteorite list is fortunate to have someone like you as a participant.
(applause)
In spite of all of the issues this list has to contend with, it's nice to see
humanity reign.
Best Wishes,
Steven Sachs
I don't have that many tektites.. a couple of pounds I guessBut they do
not look anything like apache tears, snowflake obsidian or regular obsidian
to me.
Wabar pearls may be similar to obsidian in appearance.. but not apache
tears...So I am ignorant of the problem. Apache tears come form
In a message dated 9/26/2002 6:03:07 PM Mountain Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
. Apache tears come form the
Superior mine in Arizona. I do not know where else
There are many sites in the West for apache tears, and I have some from at least half a dozen places, some in Utah, in
In a message dated 9/26/2002 11:35:59 AM Mountain Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anne wrote:
I got a few more at the Denver Show, mostly "odd-shaped" ones,
often meaning that they are chipped or broken. I have been
looking at the broken ones and was rather surprised. I was
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