[meteorite-list] Fw: Choice specimens forsale...with BEST prices!! PART TWO

  - Original Message - From: Michael Cottingham To: Michael Cottingham Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 12:36 AM Subject: Choice specimens forsale...with BEST prices!! PART TWO Hello,   Here are a few items for sale. Postage is paid anywhere in the world. I need MONEY ORDERS or P

[meteorite-list] Fw: Choice specimens forsale...with BEST prices!! PART ONE

  - Original Message - From: Michael Cottingham To: Michael Cottingham Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 12:36 AM Subject: Choice specimens forsale...with BEST prices!! PART ONE Hello,   Here are a few items for sale. Postage is paid anywhere in the world. I need MONEY ORDERS or P

[meteorite-list] Correlation of Fa & Fs for ordinary chondrites

Hello Rob, Thank you for sharing this "correlation" formula. Not only is this of interest to me, but others may find this of some use in pairing meteorites. Just wanted to let you know that your time and effort was appreciated. Can you remind me where we first heard that there was an actual nume

[meteorite-list] Fur Flies As Dinosaur Experts Feud

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/world/archives/2003/09/08/2003067003 Fur flies as dinosaur experts feud BONES TO PICK: The row about what wiped out the dinosaurs has sparked allegations of deception and unethical behavior in scientific circles BY ROBIN MCKIETHE OBSERVER Tapei Times September

[meteorite-list] Fw: ethnobotany and meteorites...

  - Original Message - From: Michael Cottingham To: Michael Cottingham Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2003 10:33 PM Subject: ethnobotany and meteorites... Hello Everyone,   Besides doing meteorites as a business (when I can these days!) Here is something some of you might be intereste

[meteorite-list] Fw: TOP METEORITE COLLECTION SPECIMEN OFFER with bargin prices!!!

  - Original Message - From: Michael Cottingham To: Michael Cottingham Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2003 10:28 PM Subject: Fw: TOP METEORITE COLLECTION SPECIMEN OFFER with bargin prices!!!     Hello Everyone,   Some really choice items for sale.  PAYPAL or Money Order ONLY.  I

[meteorite-list] Correlation of Fa & Fs for ordinary chondrites

Hi All, I decided it was still too hot to go to the desert this weekend, so instead I spent the better part of today on a problem I've been meaning to tackle for a few months. Hopefully my results will be useful to someone here. I don't know if the work is quite worthy of a paper -- perhaps. My

[meteorite-list] Park Forest Pictures

Hello List, For all the Park Forest enthusiasts... I just uploaded pictures of a few specimens from my collection. One 62 gram Frag with regmaglypts . Please take a look at the following link: http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/spacerox2001 Have a good evening! Bob Evans __

[meteorite-list] Flash Of Light In Sky Seen By Many Across California

http://www.modbee.com/local/story/7408172p-8327201c.html Flash of light in sky seen by many across the state The Modesto Bee September 7, 2003 >From their back yard, the Modesto family saw the sky light up "like a big Roman candle." "It was a bright flash, then turned purple. It had a huge tai

[meteorite-list] Museum of Northern Arizona 75th Anniversary (Winona Meteorite)

http://www.azdailysun.com/non_sec/nav_includes/story.cfm?storyID=72660 By COLIN HOTCHKISS The Daily Sun (Arizona) September 7, 2003 [snip] The Museum of Northern Arizona is celebrating its 75th anniversary. [snip] Many people were seemingly drawn from the other lectures to listen to t

[meteorite-list] Charles Lee Pillmore, Geologist, Dies At 73

http://www.trib.com/AP/wire_detail.php?wire_num=191539 Pillmore, geologist, dies at 73 Associated Press September 7, 2003 DENVER (AP) - Charles Lee Pillmore, whose discovery of a Tyrannosaurus rex track has helped paleontologists better understand the dinosaur, has died. Pillmore died Aug. 22

[meteorite-list] Hubble Finds Farthest, Faintest Solar System Objects Beyond Neptune

http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/2003/25/text EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE: 3:00 P.M. (EDT) SEPTEMBER 6, 2003 CONTACT: Steve Bradt University of Pennsylvania Phone: 215/573-6604; Pager: 215/524-6272 Donna Weaver Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore, Md. Phone: 410/338-4493; E-mail: [EM

[meteorite-list] threatened slander suits?

Anyone know the deal with [EMAIL PROTECTED], who possibly answers to the name of "R. A. MasFrank"?   He's been threatening yet-to-be-defined legal action against various and sundry dealers and meteoritical scientists for a couple of years now.   I'd like to chat with this person one-on-one, to fi

Re: [meteorite-list] ringwoodite?

Tom aka James Knudson wrote: Hello List, in a terrestrial rock, Is there anything that resembles ringwoodite/shock veins? Thanks, Tom Shock Veins-- yes. I suppose slickensides could resemble a shock fracture which is filled in by any of several minerals. Contraction cracks in mudstone can be

[meteorite-list] ringwoodite?

Hello List, in a terrestrial rock, Is there anything that resembles ringwoodite/shock veins? Thanks, Tom Peregrineflier <>< The proudest member of the IMCA 6168 __ Meteorite-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo

RE: [meteorite-list] BIG NANTAN FOR CHEAP

David, Steve, list, I guess that makes sense. Perhaps there is a new hunting frontier here that Steve has re-discovered... In this case, go where there are rocks... I live in Boston, and most of the interesting rocks around here were long ago scoured away by the glaciers and pushed into the

Re: [meteorite-list] Meteor, Alsace France

Dear Dave, Jean-Claude, Norbert, John, List, Yes, « Meteor » beer is THE brand we cherish and appreciate during the Ensisheim show, since the first edition (2000). This beer is indeed quite popular within the Alsace region but I believe it is not (necessarily) related to the Ensisheim meteorite

Re: [meteorite-list] BIG NANTAN FOR CHEAP

Dear Charlie, List; It has been my experience out west here in Wyoming (USA), that the age of the rock shop owner, and the amount of rocks that they have accumulated multiplied by the "unproven Kingman factor/unknown" plus correlated to the amount that was paid back then; minus memory loss time

Re: [meteorite-list] Re: S&T «Own a piece of the sky»

Yes but I have to pay, is not free Regards Matteo --- Peter Marmet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Nels and list, > > if you'd like to get the interesting 4-page article > «Own a piece of the sky» by Greg Redfern online - > go to: > > http://skyandtelescope.com/ > > Search the Magazin arch

[meteorite-list] Re: S&T «Own a piece of the sky»

  Hi Nels and list, if you'd like to get the interesting 4-page article «Own a piece of the sky» by Greg Redfern  online - go to: http://skyandtelescope.com/ Search the Magazin archive for «meteorite», #4 is the article «Own a piece of the sky» and click «Purchase Article». Ok, it's 3 clicks;-) P

RE: [meteorite-list] BIG NANTAN FOR CHEAP

That is a great story. You would think that someone that owns a rock shop would be particularly keen on suspecting a meteorite, and also to know that it would be most likely worth more that anything else in the store... - and in the back room no less Charlyv -Original Message- From:

Re: [meteorite-list] Sept. 7, 1753

> Today we have an anniversary. The French meteorite Luponnas > fell 250 years ago. I am lucky to have a piece of this historical > meteorite in my collection as it is the birthday meteorite of my > son Michael who celebtrates today his 7th bithday. Let's hope Michael is not as shock-blackened and

[meteorite-list] THIN SECTION SALE ON EBAY

I have 12 cool thin section that end on ebay today including hvittis (EL6) SAHARA97113 (EH3) NWA305 (E3) NWA1109 - polymict Eucrite Dhofar007 - cumulative Eucrite Allende Moroccan CR2 Bilanga (diogenite) Murchison NWA782 (R4) These are mostly premium thin sections and so far nothing that I have lis

[meteorite-list] Sept. 7, 1753

Hi list ! Today we have an anniversary. The french meteorite Luponnas fell 250 years ago. I am lucky to have a piece of this historical meteorite in my collection as it is the birthday meteorite of my son Michael which celebtrates today his 7th bithday. I got my 5.7g piece in trade with the NHM V

Re: [meteorite-list] Fw: TOP METEORITE COLLECTION SPECIMEN OFFER - sorry lis

Mr. Cottingham I no understand, you put email to the list, therefore I think you read my emails, will have sent of it a twenty, however not still I received answered. Perhaps writing in public here in strip I will have a reply. I am waiting for still from May the slice of Campo Sales, and seems

Re: [meteorite-list] RE: Meteor, Alsace France

Thanks Norbert and Jean-Claude, I appreciate the information and pictures. It's so interesting that I wound up bringing those glasses home - what an incredible foreshadowing! - and congrats on your accomplishments! :) Thanks again, Dave Marsocci - Original Message - From: "Norbert Cla

Re: [meteorite-list] THE MOON !!

Norbert, After reading my post from last night I realized I did a(nother) meteorite list faux pas when I speculated on the "depth" of your material, as in source depth on the moon. First off...I should not speculate on others material when it is in for classification...a very bad move. Secondly

Re: [meteorite-list] RE: Meteor, Alsace France

Norbert, Sergey and any of the other honor-ies on the list, Congratulations on your accomplishment and honor. I would guess the competition was fierce. That show looks like one of the pilgrimages we all should make. Hope to see you all there one day. Thanx for sharing. John > Hi Dave, hi lis

[meteorite-list] RE: Meteor, Alsace France

Hi Dave, hi list, Here's a piece of evidence that might answer your question: http://www.timewarp.de/new/Ensis2003a.jpg The picture was taken after the opening of this years Ensisheim fair, Alsace, France (right in front of the Regency Palace). To the right, you'll spot the famous Meteor beer te

[meteorite-list] [Fwd: Geologist Finds Meteorite Crater In The Japanese Alps]

Dear List members: Here is more information about the new Japanese"Crater?". Comments please. --- Begin Message --- Dear List, After reading the abstract and reviewing the literature I find that this announcement of an impact crater is not without doubt. Ten years prior, Dr. Miura of Yamagu

[meteorite-list] Ad- 99 Cent Ebay Auctions

Dear List Members, We are running a special auction on several nice items all starting at 99 cents with no reserve. There is over $20,000 in material at current retail prices represented in this offering. We are doing this because several members will not be able to attend the Denver auction and

Re: [meteorite-list] Meteor, Alsace France

Hello Dave,   Meteor is the brand name of a famous beer from Einsisheim (yes, you can beleive me). Please check the following : http://www.brasserie-meteor.fr/index_gb.html   Best regards.   - Original Message - From: D Marsocci To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, S