Hello Steve, List.
You raise a couple questions about geologic structures so here is the
scoop and why. These photos are not an example of slickenside. Zag,
however, has the definitive example of slickenside found within a
meteorite. a slickenside appears polished--hence the term slick.
G'day List,
As many of you have probably already noticed, Bernd has been
back on the list helping out everyone he can with his wealth of
information.Bernd has helped me outmany times as I'm sure he has for
others too. So I for one would like to say thanks and welcome back. The list has
Hello List,
I am getting around to analyzing the rock samples obtained from my KT
Boundary quest in Utah last year. This Rock shown was eliptical, like a
number of samples taken from an exposed KT strata in Utah, in the
Escalante region (Staircase). The first image is the rock cut in half,
Yes, indeed, Happy Birthday and thank you, Bernd! We will quaff one in your
name, as we attempt to locate comets LINEAR and NEAT (unlikely, as it is
presently quite overcast here in HI.)
Tracy Latimer
As many of you have probably already noticed, Bernd has been back on the
list helping out
Thank you for clearing up the IMB issue as the specimens we have did not
indicate this. After revisiting your web-site I see how it was
misinterpreted. Thank you for showing the largest fragment thus far
reported. At 4.25 kilos and only a fraction of the stone it came from we
are
beginning
Hi Steve all,
Interesting he reports a large collection, as I do not remember
having ever heard of him. Certainly, he has never bought from me,
though I suppose it is possible someone could be collecting meteorites
in San Diego and it somehow escaped my attention
Best wishes,
I am curious why I have never seen anyone mention that they at least did
a nickel test on an unclassified meteorite they are selling. I realize
this does not prove it to be a meteorite but does increase the
possibility.
Here in Texas there are a few ranchers and others that state they found
what
I recently purchased an old Campo 121 gm end cut from an active dealer
on e-bay. Over the last several weeks it has nearly rusted away. I tried
everything to preserve it but all has failed. I can not resell it.
My question is, should I contact seller and see if he would be willing
to do something
Dear Tom,
The reason is rather simple: nickel test is only applicable to iron meteorites. For
stony meteorites - about 90% of all meteorites - it would not give clear doubtless
results and it even would contaminate the meteorite. In case of iron meteorites, the
easiest way to identify the
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
May 6-12, 2004
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Channel on Ascraeus Mon (Released 06 May 2004)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2004/05/06/index.html
o Rock Slide in
Hello Tom. We can not speak for the other dealers out there, but we
would recommend contacting the dealer that you purchased the meteorite
from and asking for a replacement or a refund.
Good Luck!
John Dawn
Arizona Skies Meteorites
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Hello List
This time I not announce nothing for sale :))
I just upload to my page www.polandmet.com in section NEW FINDS photos of my
new (propably) three L3 chondrites and one verry nice L breccia. All this
specimens (except first L3 named NWAxxx2) I find in 3kg LOT of verry ugly,
unsorted
Happy birthday Bernd! And welcome
Back!
Fred B
www.meteoriteshow.com
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Bernd Thanks
G'day List,
As many of you have
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I wonder if they found enough evidence for Antarctica?
Devin
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Devin Schrader asked:
I wonder if they found enough evidence for
Antarctica?
The password beckerImpact sounds like an illusion
to:
Dr. Luann Becker's work in Antarctica.
Some of her web pages are:
Exploring Antarctica: Understanding Earth and
Hi List,
Can
anybody give me the information for the Costa Mesa Show this weekend ?
Where exactly ? Days it will be open?
Thank You, Best Regards to all ,
Steven Drummond
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There is a very nice web page about Antarctica
Meteorites on
Dr. Luann Becker's web site. It is Antarctica
Meteorites -
Science Notes - 12/03/03 at:
http://beckerantarctica.crustal.ucsb.edu/science_notes_11_26_03.html
There is a nice figure at:
I am not completely convinced that this is a witnessed
fall but it certainly is fresh and nice enough crust.
I have been months waiting expecting a ton of this to
come out and several weeks ago after getting offered a
single stone from several different moroccans and a
dealer in Morocco started
I am not completely convinced that this is a witnessed
fall but it certainly is fresh and nice enough crust.
I have been months waiting expecting a ton of this to
come out and several weeks ago after getting offered a
single stone from several different moroccans and a
dealer in Morocco started
In his defense, I think he does state in the listings that he doesn't guarantee that
they're meteorites.
Like eBay says.caveat emptor.
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Hi, I am going to be working in Vegas and was wondering if anyone from there
can give me info on hunting in the area?
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
IMCA 6168
http://www.frontiernet.net/~peregrineflier/Peregrineflier.htm
I'm living so far beyond my income that we may almost be said to be living
Hi Tom (Peregrineflinger, etc.),
Good to see you back on the list. Glad you found work.
Hi, I am going to be working in Vegas and was wondering if anyone from there
can give me info on hunting in the area?
Just wander into the desert...dp into the desert. Look down. Find
meteorite.
Jerry
Hello and good evening list.Well after 3 years of trying to get this thing
to be built, it is finally done.My new meteorite dispaly case.My friend
who built it for me, he and I will be putting it up tonight.It will be
able to hold up to 125 specimens of the 317 pieces I own.Of course, only
my
Hi
Steve and List,
Can anybody give me the information for the
Costa Mesa Show this
weekend ? Where exactly ? Days it will be
open?
If the pastis anything to go on, it's open Friday, Saturday
and Sunday.
Holiday Inn just south of the 405 off of Bristol on the right-hand
side.
There's
In the thread [meteorite-list] FW: NASA ANNOUNCES
SITE OF GREAT DYING METEORCRATER, Devin Schrader
makinsomenoise wrote:
Thanks for the sites, I've read her papers but it
never seemed like she had enough conclusive evidence
to prove her theory, never solid enough. I wonder
if she found it.
Hi Bernd,
Happy birthday!
José Campos
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Birthday Bernd Thanks
Happy birthday Bernd! And welcome
Back!
Good Evening List,
Has anyone spoken to Bob Evans in the last week or two? I have been unable to get
ahold of him via email.
Thanks in advance.
Ryan
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Dear List,
Just a quick not that we have some real rarities ending tonight. Do not
forget to pick up a piece NWA1288, a somewhat rare H3.9, as there are less
than ten prepared specimens in existence including the main mass, all of
which are ending tonight.
A few other neat items:
Link to giant
While we're at it, what's the difference between a 3 and a 3.0?
Does a 3 imply that no one made any finer discrimination?
Or does a 3 imply that it's really a 3.0?
Cheers,
Nick
At 08:23 AM 4/14/2004, Jörn Koblitz wrote:
Dear Pierre,
I've got a (stupid ?) question about the classification of
the
Hi Nick,
While we're at it, what's the difference between a 3 and a 3.0?
Does a 3 imply that no one made any finer discrimination?
That's always been my understanding.
Or does a 3 imply that it's really a 3.0?
Definitely not -- particularly given how rare 3.0's are. --Rob
Greetings:
I am offering a 3.5 gram slice ofNWA 1096 (LL3.6). $55.00 including shipping for a US address, shipping to be determined for an international address.
One stone was found in Eastern Morocco in 2001. Total known weight is only 120 grams.
Please email me for pictures if you are
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Main problem that I have is that my dealer know english like me japaniselanguage :)) so sometimes is hard to know what he want to say.
He probably knows French. Maybe not very well, but better than
(American Meteorite Museum Letterhead) AMERICAN METEORITE MUSUEM OPPOSITE METEOR CRATER ON HIGHWAY 66 POST OFFICE BOX 1171 WINSLOW ARIZONA September 16, 1952 Dear Stuart: Your letter of September 9 at hand. You need not cut your little specimen of Tambo. I have already sent Ed a sliver of mine.
(American Meteorite Museum Letterhead) AMERICAN METEORITE MUSUEM OPPOSITE METEOR CRATER ON HIGHWAY 66 POST OFFICE BOX 1171 WINSLOW ARIZONA September 27, 1952 Dear Stuart: I hope you will get the little iron through the paces you want to put it through and get it back to me so I can try another
Dear List Members,
Just a note to let you know we listed 31 auctions consisting of 14 different
Martian meteorite specimens. We thought it was appropriate to run 31
separate auctions since there are now 31 different Martian meteorites in
existence. There has never been an auction where samples
Hello list.Well the new display case is up.I have a couple of pictures up
on my website.They are on my homepage.I will take better pictures later
on, but for now these did the trick.Let me know what you think of it.
steve arnold, chicago
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Steve
Hello all. We have an auction ending in under an hour for a gorgeous,
big 28.4 pound, high quality Campo. You can STEAL this beautiful
meteorite away right now for under $40 per kilo! If you've been
looking for a nice big Iron, you won't find a higher quality Campo at a
better price. If you
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Matson, Robert ROBERT.D.MATSON at saic.com
Tue May 11 19:17:26 EDT 2004
Hi Ruben and List,
Is any researcher mapping out Franconia strewn field
find locations
and masses? If so, I'd be happy to supply him/her
Whoever this is
andIT. are not in the real world!!! and I sent them a 72gram franconia
area findto them today and a small slice of one found within 200 feet of
it. That's a real piece of work .
Dennis, the real deal and no stories
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Kelly
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hello i will most definitly, leave great
feedback for you once the item arrives.i would like it to arive as
fast as possible. so as good as the 5 dollars can get it here.thank
you very much for sending me
I'm lost. Anyone else know what's going on with these two messages to
the list???
Dave
Dennis Wells wrote:
hello i will most definitly, leave great feedback for you once the
item arrives.i would like it to arive as fast as possible. so as good
as the 5 dollars can get it here.thank you very
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