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Hi list.I am wondering if anyone knows if there is any NWA 003 TO NWA 040
available in any size?Micro, macro,small or big!I would like to purchase a
piece.Please let me know.
steve
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Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
I. M. C. A. MEMBER #6728
Illinois
Frank wrote:
Much of the ring structure
appears to parallel the shape of the meteorite suggesting to me that
weathering is responsible for the major part of what we are seeing,
especially if, as I suspect, it was found on a now not so dry lake.
Well, it is a lake bed find, but that parallel
Dear List Members,
I have several great auctions ending in just a few hours. There are never
hidden reserves and most items are started out at just 99 cents. Be sure to
check out the following links because there are some extraordinarily rare
offerings:
Large specimen of Qidong started at just
I've just bought what to me is a very interesting looking unclassified NWA
piece, and I was
wondering it looks distinctivly like any numbered NWA find to anyone-- in other
words, is it a piece
from a known find. It has a very dark, possibly greenish matrix, brecciation,
and as far as I can
Dear Meteorite List Members,
R. A. Langheinrich Meteorites and Lang's Fossils
will be open for business in Tucson, Arizona in just
two weeks' time.
The complete catalog for our 2005 R. A. Langheinrich
Meteorites auction is now online and available for
viewing. We have greatly expanded the
Paper: Holland Evening Sentinel
City: Holland, Michigan
Date: Wednesday, August 31, 1949
Page: 8
Meteorite Fell Fifty Years Ago
Allegan, Aug. 31. - In the summer of 1899, 50 years ago, an
earth-shaking roar startled residents in the Thomas hill vicinity near
Allegan.
It was a fiery
Paper: Bucks County Gazette
City: Bristol, Pennsylvania
Date: Thursday, March 8, 1877
Page: 4 (of 4)
The Iowa lawyers have had a wrangle over a meteor. A large fragment of
the big meteor of 1875 fell in the highway on lands owned by the Amana
Society, and a German named Mass picked it up.
Paper: Reno Gazette
City: Reno, Nevada
Date: Monday, December 18, 1950
Page: 4
Meteorite Crater? Stories of Skies
By J. HUGH PRUETT
Astronomer, Extension Division,
Oregon Migher Education System
Huge depressions surrounded by high rims of broken rock and situated on
otherwise level plains
Dear list members,
During our last Moroccan trip we acquired some of the new Saharan Pallasite,
known as Al Mahbas. Since we got such a great price on it, we are passing
the savings on to you. At less than half of what it has recently been
offered for, this is a true bargain for some very
- Original Message -
From: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Arizona Keith
To:
mailto:meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.commeteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 12:39 PM
Subject: Happy Birthyday Ninginger things to see near Tucson
Hello List
Today's Harvey Harlow
Mark, I'd like to express my appreciation for your continued educational
posting. I've learned(and quite promptly forgotten--which is why I print
those pertinent to me)a great deal from them and I do hope you'll continue.
Jerry Flaherty
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From: MARK BOSTICK [EMAIL
Guys,
You haven't been following the discussions. The
schiller effect (rainbow olivine) has nothing to do
with weathering (per your auction descriptions). Nice
rox!
Cheers,
Norm
(http://TektiteSource.com field geologist)
--- Greg Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear list members,
During
Hello Jerry and list,
Jerry expressed the following, I'd like to express my appreciation for your
continued educational posting. I've learned (and quite promptly
forgotten--which is why I print those pertinent to me) a great deal from
them and I do hope you'll continue.
I have been going over
Bob please forgive my piggybacking. It seems like the only way I can post to
the list.
This may not be worth the brag but what can you do when you fall in love?!
Jerry Flaherty
Fools jump in where
Just so there's no misunderstanding I'm the FOOL IN LOVE!?? Just had to
have it Jerry
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From: Gerald Flaherty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Bob Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 8:55 PM
Subject: Re:
Hey list, life is getting extra boring here in little old Kingman, I need
some excitement and nothing excites me more than a trade, well that's not
completely true, but
It may be unclassified, but is it one of my nicer meteorites. You have seen
it before, but it is so much nicer in person! It
Titan Missile Museum - Descend 35-feet underground and get an
up-close look at the world's last remaining intact Titan Missile
still housed in its silo. Located 25 miles south of Tucson, this once
secret, Cold War facility is open for one-hour guided tours leaving
every 30 minutes. Walking
Ohand Happy Birthday Harvey!!! There will some awards presented in
your behalf in just a couple of weeks.
Daveagain (usually lurking)
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Ohand Happy Birthday Harvey!!! There will some awards presented in
your behalf in just a couple of weeks.
Daveagain (usually lurking)
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Thanks Norm,
I will have to look at past posts regarding the schiller effect.
All the best,
Adam
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From: Norman Lehrman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Greg Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 5:22 PM
Subject: Re:
In 1966, 1986 and 1988, impact melt samples were recovered from the crater
area. 40Ar-30Ar dating gives an impact date of 1.4 +/1 0.1 Ma.
REF:
Impact melt rocks from New Quebec Crater, Quebec, Canada - Richard Grieve,
Richard Bottomley, Michel Bouchard etc (1990)
Authentication controversies
Keith posted:
Titan Missile Museum
Dave posted:
My dad used to be an electrician at this site . . . I'd very much like
to see this site
Dear Dave, Keith and Tucson-bound Listees:
I'd like to second Keith's fine recommendation for the Titan Missile
Museum. Geoff Cintron and I visited two years
Hi Geoff,
the Saturn 5 booster to Cape Kennedy) and one of two actual B-52s that
launched the X-15 to the edge of space. Not to mention JFK's private
plane, a B-17, an immaculate B-29, a family of MIGs and . . . well,
Man, I have got to get out to Tucson one day!
I recently took a trip to
Hi Walter...you've got to check out the SR-71 here in Tucson! It's
gorgeous! They've also got a superb F-4U Corsair, a beautiful B-24 and
numerous other amazing aircraft!
-John
Walter Branch wrote:
Hi Geoff,
the Saturn 5 booster to Cape Kennedy) and one of two actual B-52s that
launched
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