I think I understand the challenge Matteo has put forward. Ok Here is
something I have sat quiet on giving him the benefit of the doubt.
I bought a speck of DAG 400 from you perhaps 4-5 years ago when it was
rare. You told me it was about 2mm x 1mm x 1mm. I sent you $100
dollars. The
E.J.
What you have posted has been my concern for many a
year, ever since the infamous B Specks came out.
How do you know, other than the reputation of the
seller behind it?
It is not just an issue with Matteo, but ANY one that
sells such specks.
To determine the authenticy of such one
Ah, I want inform Mr.E.J the little piece you have buy
time ago of DaG 400 I have buy a lot of this from
Vassiliev, therefore if you put in doubt my reputation
put in doubt also the reputation of Vassiliev, that is
one of the most serious dealer of the market. If when
is arrive the piece and you
Hi AL and List,
Has anyone answered to AL's interesting, pertinent question?
José
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From: almitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ron Baalke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 9:05 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list]
Mike,
It is great to see that you have an altruistic side. You are well suited
for your job since you love to meet new peoples.
I have been in India twice this year and fully understand what you mean by
the sights and sounds and smells. I can also relate to the children.
During my trips I
Good evening. I have just got back to my hotel after a
full day of tourism. I visited Konark and Puri, the
most sacred place in India. It is a 2300 year old
temple city, with the sun temple the most spectacular
archeological item I have ever seen. It is huge,
completely covered with carvings,
A couple of items about Mike Farmer'sjourney:
1.All "meteorites are deemed owned by the Geological Survey of India, without compensation." Adam Hupe tells me that he didn't visit India for a recovery effort because he couldn't obtain a permit. It is Mike's responsibility to be aware of local
Dear List,
I will be dropping from the list for the next several months while I
enter university. If for some reason someone needs to contact please
use [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you. Sincerely, Dirk RossYamaguchi University
Steven Schoner wrote:
Dirk,
I am aware of one study that
Does that mean the Willamette is Canadian Cultural/Heritage Property???
:-)
Has anyone answered to AL's interesting, pertinent question?
If you'll notice, Al had placed a smiley at the end of his question, indicating
he was joking.
This topic came up some years ago on this list. The
Hi David - and List:
I am pleased to know that you have enjoyed the info on my email.
I had to laught about that meteorite named after me bit! I take your kind
remark as a compliment to my surname!
As you (and List) know, meteorites a not named after people but after a
geographical location
Hi Ron,
I did not notice the smiley at the end of the question!
But thanks for your clarification.
Best wishes,
José Campos
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From: Ron Baalke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2003 6:19 PM
Subject: Re:
Hi Steve and List
Steve, I am surely not trying to start an arguement, and all people on the
list respect your opinions, but I would like to address and question your
comments.
How do you know, other than the reputation of the
seller behind it?
Isn't this exactly what the IMCA is trying to
Paper: Nevada State Journal City: Reno, Nevada Date: Sunday, November 07, 1965 Page: 34 By Prof. Wendell A. Mordy Director Desert Research Institute, University of Nevada, Reno Last summer, the Mariner 4 photographs showed the surface of Mars is covered with craters, like those on the moon. The
Paper: Post Crescent City: Appleton, Wisconsin Date: Thursday, December 07, 1967 Page: C12 8-year Old Proud of Bruise From Meteorite ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) - Eight-year-old Casey Little was recovering today from a bump on the head by a meteorite. Somewhat proud of the indcident, Casey explains
Title: Sheboygan Press City: Sheboygan, Wisconsin Date: Wednesday, August 02, 1961 Page: 9 Meteor Could Touch Off War III SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - World War III could conceivably be touched off by a meteor, mistaken by a panicky nation for a missle, says Space Expert Murray Korahauser.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
..infamous B Specks[snip]How do you know, other than the reputation of the seller behind it?
How does the averagecollector know that a 50-gram slice is what the seller says it is? You, Steve, are certainly sophisticated enough to visually assess a
WHOS WANTS POPCORN, this should be good
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Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2003 11:57
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Be like Mike
(?)
A couple of items about Mike Farmer'sjourney:
1.All
Hello Nancy ! (all the way from across the other side of the world!!!)
Many thanks for your kind words.
It's interesting to see how the main subject of this List (meteorites), can
in turn, draw people from different nationalites and backgrounds and with
other interests; besides, the human factor
Dear List,
I don't know about most of the list members, but after slicing a
meteorite, I still can not tell by looking, the difference between an L
and an H with a loupe or a magnet...AND, I have been cautioned by a
very professional meteorite friend to not even get into the habit of
Cough, cough. I'll provide the ginger ale.and napkins!
DaveF.
Tim Heitz wrote:
WHOS WANTS POPCORN, this should be good
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Sent: Saturday,
Gregory,
You miss the point.
If a tiny speck must be destroyed to confim it, then
what is the point beyond confirming the reputation of
the seller?
It is certainly better to have the large 50 gram piece
that the seller has put his/her reputation on and if
there is a question. Take a sliver off
Dear List members;
HOT HUGE WOW!!!
For your education and ebay surfing pleasure, I have put together a 9
specimen collection of my most favorite meteorwrongs that I have found
in 5 years of hunting meteorites in SW Wyoming. These rocks may have
been trodden upon by buffalo and wild indians,
Damn,with all that braggingyou must be doing quite well in theYacht business down there in sunny Florida. If i'm not mistaken, weren't you one of people thatthought meteorite collecting should be only for the one'swho can easilyafford it? Have a nice day on the links.
-Ryan
-Original
Sorry Kevin.I must have gotten you confused with someone else that the list got into a scuffle with a few months ago. Did I atleast get the yacht part correct? ; )
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I can tell by looking.
But professional minerology I leave to professional's
I only send off specimens that are deemed meteorites.
I leave the final classification to them.
However, since the beginning of this year, my aims
have changed. I am tired of simply saying that this is
a meteorite
Dear Listees;
Mr Ken as raised the bar on me!! He is donating his proceeds from his
meteorwrong auction to the IMCA, and so, I better get ponied up too.
Instead of my benefit auction being held this year around Christmas time
for IMCA web site up keep, I will donate the proceeds of my fine
Is it just my imagination or what?
Do I detect a flare up of tempers on this list?
Is that why I feel anxiety when I check into this
list?
I've seen it in me and with ohterws across the board.
Better check with
http://www.spacew.com
to get the latest on Solar flare activity.
Some say that
Kevin,
Give me a break.
I couldn't care less about your accomplishments or who you know.
After $5,000 and a week in hell , tell me you wouldn't keep a meteorite the
size of a nickel.
Lets be realistic , if you say that you wouldn't , you would be
lying.
Do you collect meteorites? I assume
To all involved:
I've read only a couple of e-mails concerning this argument. From what I gather, it seems that some folks are having a hard time authenticating either the validity of a meteorite, or the classification of a meteorite specimen.
For those of us who are fortunate have access to
Hi,
Actually the UK site (if it's the same one) is a victim too. It is a
programmer who offers free javascript programs. The spoofers have used his
excellent little scripts and (naturally) left his fingerprints on the material,
probably in the hope that some people would blame him.
The
Hello Everybody,
I have 5 lunar auctions ending on eBay, on Sunday,
Oct. 12, at about 18:00 PDT (that is in approx. 24
hours). Some of these are real museum pieces at
down-to-earth prices, and the weight is listed
properly in the title line (just as a note to the
eBay police).
Even if your not
Greetings
I recently was able to purchase a number of La Criolla
individuals from a private collection. They can be seen
at the following URL
http://www.star-bits.com/LaCriolla.htm
For those you don't frequent my web site in the past
month I have added a number of new things including
Hey list, is this a typical GB? I know many have never seen one this big!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2196364922
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
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It is amazing how much and the kinds of sophisticated
devices are becoming available.
Scanning electron microscopes; microprobes, and ohter
really great machines, most perfectly useful in simple
meteorite identifications.
Classifications can be done by us, even if the
Nomenclature Committee does
Hi Norbert I lost your email address . Could you
please email me .
Best Regards, Steven Drummond
Give me a break Kevin! that is the most pathetic thing
I have ever heard. when aked why I was here, what
authorization I had for seing the stones, I merely
replied UNIVERSITY. It may not be true, but give me a
friggin break! What Ferril did was claim to be a
professor to get a stone released from
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A13698-2003Oct11.html
Meteorite Strike Can Bring Windfall to Homeowners
By Lee Hockstader
Washington Post
October 12, 2003
NEW ORLEANS -- So a meteorite crashes through your roof, pulverizes a
bedroom upstairs, obliterates a powder room downstairs
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/storydisplay.cfm?storyID=3526527
Mysterious muck strikes again
The New Zealand Herald
October 2, 2003
A couple have become the latest target of a mysterious airborne
menace that has dumped large amounts of foul-smelling muck on
homes in some parts of the country.
From Space Rocks:
Haag finaly had his Mars rock - if he could just hang
on to it. He left Kaduna the same day and headed
southwest to the city of Lagos on the Atlantic coast.
There he was stopped cold by an official who was
checking baggage. The meteorites set off the metal
detectors. What is
I sacrifice myself and we will see. however for me
yes it is
Matteo
--- Tom aka James Knudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hey list, is this a typical GB? I know many have
never seen one this big!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2196364922
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
Another day has dawned, finally sunny, no rain in
sight thank god. Over 5 million people are severely
affected by the floods according to todays newspaper.
After yesterdays tragedy, i really dont feel like
leaving the hotel for any sort of longjourney today, i
will go to a Tiger preserve today
Another day has dawned, finally sunny, no rain in
sight thank god. Over 5 million people are severely
affected by the floods according to todays newspaper.
After yesterdays tragedy, i really dont feel like
leaving the hotel for any sort of longjourney today, i
will go to a Tiger preserve today
Matteo, I am losing my temper now, If you call me a
boy again, I will break your face! I spent over 4
years in the Army, and that was 10 years ago! I think
that I am no longer a boy. Call me what you like, all
of your DAR AL GANI meteorites are STOLEN, do you
think that Libya allows them to be
Matteo, I am losing my temper now, If you call me a
boy again, I will break your face! I spent over 4
years in the Army, and that was 10 years ago! I think
that I am no longer a boy. Call me what you like, all
of your DAR AL GANI meteorites are STOLEN, do you
think that Libya allows them to be
Matteo, I am losing my temper now, If you call me a
boy again, I will break your face! I spent over 4
years in the Army, and that was 10 years ago! I think
that I am no longer a boy. Call me what you like, all
of your DAR AL GANI meteorites are STOLEN, do you
think that Libya allows them to be
Another day has dawned, finally sunny, no rain in
sight thank god. Over 5 million people are severely
affected by the floods according to todays newspaper.
After yesterdays tragedy, i really dont feel like
leaving the hotel for any sort of longjourney today, i
will go to a Tiger preserve today
hahahahahahaha...well well well we have also
the threats hour, well if we go for this road I can
report to you that I have the port of gun from 10
years and that I always have with me my beloved gun,
in order not to speak about the rest of the armory
that I have in house. Therefore if a
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