Re: [meteorite-list] eBay ad - GV and Tagish Lake

Hello and the main mass of GV is not here in Rome..the responsable of the piece in the Rome La Sapienza University have sold this and no have give a little piece for the museuma scandal! Regards Matteo --- Dave Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hullo, A quick ad to say that if

Re: [meteorite-list] Metal Detector. sort of an add.

Dave: I have purchased two metal detectors from Ebay and both at reasonable prices. The Whites XLT (~$600) was not very effective at Gold Basin but my Fisher Gold Bug 2 ($500) was good. I found six small pieces at Gold Basin ranging from 10 g. to 20 g. I recommend the Gold Bug 2 for general

[meteorite-list] Re: questions on Correo

Hello Robert, Add five more Correo meteorites found, four in 1997 and one in 1998 for a total of 244.7 grams. Four of the meteorites fit together, a rare find before the NWA meteorite rush. I wrote an article about the finds in Voyage! magazine, March-April 2000. About three years ago I traded

[meteorite-list] Ebays ending tonight, all buy it nows!

Hi everyone, I have over 40 very nice meteorites ending this evening on ebay, all buy it now items. There are some beautiful large pieces, including a stunning ~1 kilo Morasko slice, and a ~1 kilo Tata iron slice. Beautiful, the Tata is at ONE DOLLAR $1 per gram! Half price. Grab this one

[meteorite-list] Re: eBay auction, meteor story

If this STORY is true, the grandson is pond scum for selling the silver certificate! Maybe he should go to his Grandfather's grave site and dig the old fella up, section him up and sell the bones, mounted in gel membrane boxes, along with 1mm x 1mm pieces (Bessy Specks) of the silver certificate.

[meteorite-list] Is the NWA El Dorado over with?

Dear List Members, We have been asked many questions about our recent trip to Northwest Africa. The main question is how we did at acquiring new material and is it true that fewer meteorites are being found. I do not mind answering these questions. I feel we did well at securing rare pieces

[meteorite-list] Meteorites Times

Hello Everybody, My November article in Meteorite Times is now posted and I just managed a little time to look at this latest issue. Great article Martin Horejsi! Thanks for sharing those photos with us. I have been debating on starting to number my rocks but I think I will just try to use a

[meteorite-list] A Recent Asteroid Crackup

A Recent Asteroid Crackup (Govert Schilling) Planetary scientists have identified fragments from a solar-system smashup that happened only 5.8 million years ago - just yesterday, cosmically speaking. That appears to be when a main-belt asteroid about 25 kilometers across was shattered by a much

[meteorite-list] Auction stuff..sale delete

Dear List; As requested by a couple of discriminating meteorite collectors, I will be posting some meteoritic items to ebay very soon. If you are bored while waiting...check out my other items under User Id mjwy Thanks for your patience...I will be putting up the requested sliced chunk of

Fwd: Re: [meteorite-list] Thanks for the Meteorite Times, and questions on Correo

Note: forwarded message attached. __ Do you Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search new jobs daily now http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/ ---BeginMessage--- --- Robert Woolard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello List, I too want to thank Paul and Jim and everyone

[meteorite-list] Tucson Show 2003 - An interesting side trip.

Hello List, I know that most of you come to the Tucson Show exclusively for meteorites, but their is an opportunity to visit a marvelous living cave located quite close to Tucson. I thought that some of you with interests and/or backgrounds in geology might be interested in a side trip to

[meteorite-list] Tucson Show 2003 - side trips

Hi John and List, John mentioned Kartchner Caverns southeast of Tucson as an interesting sidetrip. I couldn't agree more -- I took the tour back on Memorial Day this past year and it was fabulous. The cave, which is very much alive, has been expertly preserved through the use of double doors,

[meteorite-list] If You Are Bored

Found this a while back, a fast, simple little flash program that lets you experiment with creating a moon while battling gravitational forces. Maybe the professor can validate its accuracy, where is he these days anyway? http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/applets/satellites.html -- Rob Wesel

Re: [meteorite-list] If You Are Bored

In a message dated 11/3/2002 9:15:08 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Found this a while back, a fast, simple little flash program that lets you experiment with creating a moon while battling gravitational forces. Maybe the professor can validate its accuracy, where is he