Mike, I think it's Sheriff Brody from the Jaws movies. AKA Roy
Schieder. He must have moved to Texas though. ;-)
Martin Brody wrote:
Jesus wasn't your side, scumbag. If you could only see the smile on
my face. LOL. You brought politics into your business, and now you
will pay the price.
Dog wars, I like it! ha
In the natural history museums latest introduction to meteorites book
(the exact title escapes me at the moment) which is on sale in the NHM
shop
Monica Grady still says a meteorite 'Probably killed a dog' ...
Whatever, Consign it to legend I say, we will never
Thanks Bernd and everyone else who has responded (or is going to). I like
the bubble analogy. The candy analogy doesn't work for me because somehow
the candy never stays on the table.
Anita D. Westlake
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Yes, it was a nice munich getogether. The noon fiday
getogether at erich's table was a good meeting spot
and well over a dozen people showed up. There were
lots of people who dont go to Tucson including people
that I had only known through email so it was a great
trip. I believe somebody said 50
Dear List, I and others have been having trouble sending to the list. David Weir
pointed out to me that plain text works but, html doesn't always. Hope this helps
others! Thanks Nels
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Hola Anita, Bernd, Educators, Listees,
I really liked the candy analogy with grandpa around
Halloween, even more than the fizz (which I also liked),
because the candy doesn't go anywhere, but the fizz escapes
and leaves nothing to show for it. Thus, when one finds a
flat carbonated drink
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Hi guys,
There are some details in papers written in 1911 and 1912 by
William Hume and John Ball that adds credibility to the dead dog story.
After taking account all the facts and observations, I've concluded
that the you can't close the book on the dog story just yet.
William Hume's paper
Mark wrote:
I will go on the record as stating, It is
very possible the dog was killed by the fall of the Nakhla meteorite.
You comment, unsupported by evidence is somewhat misleading.
There are several pieces of evidence that show this may of happened.
Hey Mark,
Since you have a
Please, god, stop this Nakhla shit. Who gives a rats ass? Kevin is obsessed
with needing attention and being right.
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New Lunar Meteorite Provides its Lunar Address and Some Clues about
Early Bombardment of the Moon
Planetary Science Research Discoveries
October 31, 2004
--- A newly discovered meteorite from the Moon provides a detailed
record of its history,
Hello all,
Would anyone on this list have any biographical information, such as birth
and death research papers, books, complete names when initials are given,
etc.. info for the following persons? This information is being requested
for a bibliography in work on Meteor Crater. All of the
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
October 28 - November 3, 2004
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Crater in Arabia (Released 28 October 2004)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2004/10/28/index.html
o
http://www.astrobio.net/news/modules.php?op=modloadname=Newsfile=articlesid=1281
Shiva: Another K-T impact?
Astrobiology Magazine
November 3, 2004
Summary: Most scientists believe a large meteorite impact in the
Yucatan Peninsula led to the extinction of the dinosaurs 65 million
years ago. But
Martin Brody posted:
Enjoy smoking a turd in the welfare line next to your hero John Kerry.
You got what you deserved scumbag.
Brody:
Mike is a prominent and successful meteorite dealer who's traveled
all over the world, made many important discoveries and recoveries,
and contributed a great
Would anyone on this list have any biographical information, such as birth
and death research papers, books, complete names when initials are given,
etc.. info for the following persons? This information is being requested
for a bibliography in work on Meteor Crater. All of the individuals
Dear list members,
I have several eBay auctions ending soon at excellent prices under my
naturesvault seller name. Be sure to check out my new NWA 2622, LL4
meteorite main mass while you are looking, it ends in seven days. Even if
you are not bidding, it is worth looking at, simply gorgeous!
Hey List,
Since I was allowed to include a copy of Kevin's excellent Nakhla
article with his Nakhla dog explanation on my website, I just wanted to
say that this doesn't mean that I wholly subscribe to his point of view,
nor to any I've heard so far. Rather, I have my own point of view,
developed
Do not give out any info on this subject I have seen this list before,
it was on the wall of the office at Meteor Crater, it was titled most
wanted for meteorite theft. They are trying to gather info to get their
meteorites back!
( I am just kidding)
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
IMCA 6168
So, Ron, then the dog bit the dust, 's ass was grass, was fried, was
wasted, was trashed, was wiped out, was toast, etc. I especially like
that last one. After the terrific horrific morbific act of Allah, the dog
was toast. Conversely, I wonder what a translation of that into
Rather, I have my own point of view,
developed with the possible translation problem in mind.
A dog, or some other animal perceived to be a dog from a distance
(raccoon, fox, cat, whatever ?) may have been suddenly startled by
either the falling of a fragment, or by the concusive
Dear List Members,
Auctions representing over 200 items with over 100 ending tonight are
currently running. Many are still just 99 cents representing some true
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So, Ron, then the dog bit the dust, 's ass was grass, was fried, was wasted,
was trashed, was wiped out, was toast, etc. I especially like that last one.
After the terrific horrific morbific act of Allah, the dog was toast. Conversely, I
wonder what a translation of that into Arabic would
At 01:14 PM 11/3/2004, Robert Warren wrote:
Would anyone on this list have any biographical information, such as birth
and death research papers, books, complete names when initials are given,
etc.. info for the following persons? This information is being requested
for a bibliography in work
We have lost our humor when we decide there could have been no dog!
Dave (the other dog) Freeman
David Weir wrote:
Hey List,
Since I was allowed to include a copy of Kevin's excellent Nakhla
article with his Nakhla dog explanation on my web site, I just wanted to
say that this doesn't mean that I
David Freeman wrote:
We have lost our humor when we decide there could have been no dog!
Dave (the other dog) Freeman
Sorry, I thought the image of an Egyptian raccoon scampering away from
the scene was pretty funny :)
David (not Crockett)
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Hello List.
Munich was great but too short. Now show must go on...
I want announce new nice looking H3 chondrite.
Its NWA 2427 H3 S1/W1, purchased 04.2004 in Erfoud.
LOW TKW of only 110g and only few slices left. Also thin section is
avaiable.
Its first PolandMET NWA meteorite number !! :-))
I
Now we're finally getting somewhere on this Nakhla issue...again.and again.
So far, I like David Weir's take on the situation with Baalke's latest
explanations bringing up a close second. Kachinka is bringing up the rear,
but I think he's actually in a different race altogether.
Our
Most of these people will show up in a search on Google. For example,
here's some info for Carleton B. Moore.
http://www2.ida.net/acsid/acsid/meetings/2001/Moore.htm
JKGwilliam
At 12:14 PM 11/3/2004, Robert Warren wrote:
Hello all,
Would anyone on this list have any biographical information,
*sad = just ask someone who loves their dog. Rob-imagine if someone put a
crater on grandma's head for their meteorite logo
Oddly enough, I got an email once. Something to the effect of what
happened to your poor little doggie, old mama had a pit in her head like
that before she got
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: The engineering team is keeping Spirit moving -
sol 285-291, November 03, 2004
Spirit employed its full instrument suite on Sols 285 through 291 to
study Uchben, an interesting rock encountered on the way into the
Colombia
Test,
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Interesting claim of another K-T boundary impact. Nice photos and
discussion of the Deccan Traps
http://www.astrobio.net/news/modules.php?op=modloadname=Newsfile=articlesid=1281mode=threadorder=0thold=0
Hi all.Just a note on my fall meteorite sale.Everything is all half
price.Let me know what you want.This is going on till sunday.
steve
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Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
I. M. C. A. MEMBER #6728
Illinois Meteorites
website url
Hi everyone, I am home from the munich show and a long trip in Morocco. I
picked up some spectacular meteorites in Morocco, so a month or so from now
expect to see some nice new material.
I also got some goodies in Germany, and a new meteorite from China.
First is Dong Ujimqin Qi, a
Hello fellow collectors,
I have a few meteorites up for auction . A large diogenite fragment , a
martian sample currently at $ 1.00 ending tomorrow.
See folowing link and click on sellers other items :
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2281962639
Thanks
Bob Evans
Hey Bob,
I thought everybody agreed to abide by the NomCom rules regarding the use of
NWA numbers. What you have is not NWA 1110 or NWA 1877. Why don't you use
statements such as:
I suspect my untested and unofficial material may be paired to NWA 1068 or
NWA 1877 because a Moroccan dealer
Again, if that is to be the case, then I want EVERYONE to immediately STOP
using my number, NWA 801, and NWA 1929, and others.
Those are my numbers for specific pieces, and suddenly there are hundreds of
pieces of NWA 1929 on eBay and at shows, many uncut, and I would like to
know how people
I own some of Mike's, some of Adam'/Greg's, and some unclassified. I think
they are paired but continue to use the likely paired' caveat admissible by
the NomCom . I use 1929 when appropriate, paired with NWA numbers pending
for Adam/Greg's and likely paired for the unclassified. They all sell
Hi Mike,
You are the one who provided us with NWA 801 from expedition number 5. Do
you recall I purchased a big chunk from Jim Strope's share at $100.00 a gram
because I thought it represented a Main Mass. Also do you recall the fake
strewn-field that was planted in Zagora? NWA1929 was revised
Hi Again,
To be fair, I believe Mike does his best to get a unique number for each
piece he brings back. My biggest complaint is those who do not care to make
their pieces official by submitting type specimens to NomCom authorized
laboratories and then have the nerve to borrow numbers at will.
To follow Adam's point of view which looks good, why
don't we create a catalog of meteorites with official
rates (like you can find for stamps or coins) ?
For example, for an historical fall like L'Aigle,
there would be detailed information on the meteorite,
a picture, prices according to the
I disagree, and I will explain why later, but no I have to leave here
:-).
Bernhard
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