Greetings All,
Please hear that this is addressed to a behavior, not
to the individuals currently engaged in said behavior.
Personally, I am stunned whenever ANYONE jumps
on someone else's ad. I grudgingly observe this among callous,
competitive, immature inconsiderate dealers
Thank you Michael!
Nicely put!
Sternengruss, Moni
From: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Los Angeles 001
Date: Wed, 09 Jun 2004 23:32:58 -0700
Greetings All,
Please hear that this is addressed to a behavior, not
to the
*snip*
Could everyone on the list have SOME consideration for
a person offering material? I know it is hard. Many is the time
I have wanted to jump right in and say, Hay, everyone, I have
the same material at 60% (or less) of that cost! or, Hay, I have
one a bit bigger (or smaller), too,
Nah, Sounds scary, but still un-enforceable. It's not just Libya and Egypt,
since that stuff has been bartered all over the Mediterranean for hundreds
of years. We are talking LDG tooled artifacts here still, and they are in
the same ilk as spearheads, arrowheads, picks, primitive knives, axes and
Hi,
there exists already a mailing list or yahoo group for such a competitive
behaviour (which is from the collector's point of view certainly not the
worst thing),
called: meteorite-noise
Some of the policies are:
a) shameless comercialism
b) flame wars
c) I agree and other low informative
I do not advertise much on the List and have not suffered so far this kind
of problem that you are describing Michael, but I agree with you as I would
not enjoy at all this to happen to me. Selling does not mean no respect or
at all costs and a minimum of consideration to other dealers and to
Michael and List Members..I was appaled when I saw two members jump on Bob's LA001 bandwagon. My first thoughts were - "If you had this material for sale, why did you wait until Bob offered his to the list before making yours available?"
If it had been a new fall or find, then the
G'day List,
I've had a 42g oriented shield for about 2-ish
years now which I bought on eBay for very little. I always thought it looked
unusual andsuspected it might be an L7 or something like it. I was never
able to get a good surface as the stone had been windowed irregularly. I finally
Holy cow Jeff, I would not suggest urelite, but it
could be more like a Shergottite or very old Eucrite! You had better get that
sucker classified!
Mike Farmer
- Original Message -
From:
Jeff Kuyken
To: Meteorite List
Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 5:12
AM
Subject:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2248867479
Superb Zagami specimen.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2248828391
Last set of 21 meteorites, including
Nakhlite.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2248821653
Giant Brahin complete slice,
Hello all,
I have a question regarding streak testing meteorites. Supossedly, a
meteorite will not leave a streak when tested. I have a known meteorite I
bought (Nantan) and it leaves a red/Brown streak bigger than life. This is
supposed to indicate Hematite. What's the deal with this test?
List members,
I agree 100% with Michael and Randy. Let's show a little class and not try
to undercut someone making an offer. We all know the economy is tight and
things get even tighter during the summer months. Still, we need to
maintain so kind of mutual respect. Is it just me, or has
Dear peanuts;
Nantan's are for the most part rusty, rusty turning to hematite and
limonite (your yellow crust is limonite).
You should try a better quality meteorite to practice streak testing on.
Nantans are weepers...meaning they will most likely one day break your
heart with tears of
http://pubs.acs.org/cen/news/8223/8223earlyscicon.html
Diamino acids in meteorite
SARA DRAKE
Chemical Engineering News
June 10, 2004
For the first time, diamino acids have been discovered in a
meteorite. Using gas chromatography and mass
http://www.esa.int/export/SPECIALS/Mars_Express/SEM4SS2VQUD_0.html
Evidence of flooding at Mangala Valles
European Space Agency
Mars Express
Colour image of Mangala Valles
9 June 2004
These images of fluvial surface features at Mangala Valles on Mars were
obtained by the High Resolution
Boy am I sorry I did not expect this.
I simply offered another slice of La001 if they didn't get one from Bob I
think that is how I worded it.
So you know I mean what I say the La001 Is NOT for sale at any price today
Now then .
I have a new Lodranite being classified as I speak
Yes It will
Boy am I sorry I did not expect this.
I simply offered another slice of La001 if they didn't get one from Bob I
think that is how I worded it.
So you know I mean what I say the La001 Is NOT for sale at any price today
Now then .
I have a new Lodranite being classified as I speak
Yes It will
Sorry
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Meteorite confirmed... 12 years later
CBC (Canada)
June 10, 2004
Fort McLeod, Alberta - Fort McLeod farmer Gerald Goldenbeld was pretty
sure the odd looking rock in his field was a meteorite.
But it was 12 years before
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/storydisplay.cfm?storyID=3571820
Mystery bang heard in Hawkes Bay
The New Zealand Herald
June 11, 2004
Mystery surrounds a massive explosion that shook windows and
woke people in several northern Hawkes Bay towns early yesterday.
Theories included a thunderclap, a
Hey List,
So how many Amino acids have been found in Murchison plus these 7 Diamino Acids?
I do have some small Murchison slices if anyone is interested in getting their recomended daily allowance of Amino and Diamino Acids! If so, email me off list.
Thanks,
Steve Arnold
Arkansas
Hello list.Here is the rest of my pre-summer meteorite sale.Some real
bargins here.Enjoy and spend, spend,spend.
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1.NWA 267,NWA 268 7.2 GRAMS,6.5 GRAMS$20.00
2.DAG 107,NWA 338 17 GRAMS,9.2 GRAMS
This sounds like price fixing.
Yea, let's all cooperate so we can squeeze everything we can out of those
poor suckers.
glenmore
From: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 09 Jun 2004 23:32:58 -0700
To: Meteorite List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Los Angeles 001
Don't we have better things to worry about than whether Libya is going to
spend $100s or $1000s to repatriate EACH chip, flake or blade of Libyan
Desert Glass? If anyone has a piece of pressure-flaked Libyan Desert Glass
shaped into the silhouette of a priest (like some exquisite Mexican
Hello Nick,
So what is the fanciest LDG artifact in existence?
I would guess that it's the scarab in King Tutankhamen's breastplate.
See this link from The Tektite Source:
http://tektitesource.com/Libyan_Desert_Glass.html
Regards,
Frank
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on 6/10/04 4:16 PM, glenmore wong at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This sounds like price fixing.
Yea, let's all cooperate so we can squeeze everything we can out of those
poor suckers.
glenmore
Dear Glenmore,
Say WHA?
In addition, I would like to
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