Good evening Rob and list,
really, like we ever could stop Bob V. (any Bob or Rob on the list actually)
talking about meteorites! ;-)
Bob V.s passion is meteorites and he is so very fortunate and knowledgeable
to have so much success in it!
I tried to educated students in a fifth grade two
Unusual request here. I am looking for meteor dust, powder, cuttings,
turnings, ect. I know some people are cutting or slicing meteors. The dust
that comes off the grinder or saw is exactly what I want. I would like,
preferably from nantan meteors. But I could go for other kinds as long as I
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/March19.html
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List,
I have a nice little meteorite (~150gms) that I want to get opinions on.
Want to know if this is oriented. Anyone willing to help please see the
pictures at:
http://ca.geocities.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Oriented/Orientedmeteorite.html and
let me know.
Thanks,
tett
Owen Sound, Ontario
Dhofar 182, Oman. Found 2000. Classification: breciated monomic eucrite
(S2/W0)
What a fabulous specimen!
I have never seen flow lines that actually protruded
out from the meteorite like fingers. Awesome!
Roman Jirasek
www.meteoritelabels.com
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Dhofar 182, Oman. Found 2000. Classification: breciated monomic eucrite
(S2/W0)
What a fabulous specimen!
I have never seen flow lines that actually protruded
out from the meteorite like fingers. Awesome!
I agree, what a rock, but what did it do, land on a giant marshmallow? How
did the
link works now.
tett
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Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 9:28 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Oriented?
Mike, the link was unavailable.
If you can send it direct to me for a peek before I leave
I would be
Hello List,
In Tucson this year I purchased two Lunar Main Masses and have decided
to keep one and trade one. I am trading one of them and it does not
really matter to me which one because they are both very nice. I will
accept trade offers on either one and I am very open in regards to any
type
List,
I must apologise. Apparently my yahoo/geocities account has an hourly
transfer limit so if too many people -look at my site it shuts down for a
time. I am talking with my provider, Rogers, in Canada and they can't tell
me what the allowable transfer rate is.
Please try again later if
Hello Tett and list, I am telling you, you will never have that problem
here, http://photobucket.com It is the perfect place to share and store
pics, and it is free
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
IMCA 6168
http://www.frontiernet.net/~peregrineflier/Peregrineflier.htm
Why the heck don't you use http://www.meteoritegallery.com? I am paying 99
bucks a month to keep this service alive for the community, and while I
don't expect a Thank You, I can't understand why people ignore this free
place to show off their meteorites.
Even the free and unlimited space for the
Hi Al, and All,
Your ideas for list discussion are wonderful. Matter of fact, these were
the very topics I had hoped for when I joined the list several years
ago. I kept hanging in there hoping the bad seeds would go away and
leave a comfortable forum to promote and foster our fascinating
I agree, any chance we could see other views?
Dan Wray
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19, 2005
Dhofar
The protrusions remind me of lavacicles -- lava stalactites and other spiky
formations that can form inside lava tubes frim the hot magma melt.
Tracy Latimer
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Hi Mike and all,
Thanks for you kind reply! I have already noted Robert V. reply and plan
on doing a history of Indiana Meteorites. Probably the most famous is
Nobelsville, Indiana. I hope to see more ideas thrown out.
It's works like Robert Matson that keep interest alive and cause more
Hello List,
I wanted to share the following abstract from the 2005 LPSC, which
stands out as one of the most interesting to me:
Tungsten Isotopes Provide Evidence That Core Formation In Some Asteroids
Predates The Accretion Of Chondrite Parent Bodies
Hello Michael, Al and list,
I really enjoy this topic. One time in my community education astro class
I took a repolished Gibeon slice and etched it. The students were
amazed to watch the Thompson pattern appear. Handing around a big
Campo also has the ability to fire the imagination :-)
Bob
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Hello List,
I wanted to share the following abstract from the 2005 LPSC, which
stands out as one of the most interesting to me:
Wow. So that three seperate recent papers on chondrules that all disagree with
each other!
To answer your first question. BECAUSE I did not know it was available.
Now that I know I will consider using for my next pics.
The rest follows suit.
tett
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Sent:
Hello List, serious question here!
Ever since my divorce, I would describe myself as a pretty miserable
person, always depressed, never happy and always in a mad mood. I love being
married, and fear being alone the rest of my life! My daughter can tell you
how much it sucks to be around me, at
Hey I hope you are happy with I am sending you?
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Hello List, serious question here!
Ever since my divorce, I would describe myself as a pretty miserable
person, always depressed, never happy and always in a mad mood. I love
being
married, and fear
Well, I had a server problem, after I sent this, I could not receive
emails,, probably saw drug in the title! I looked in the archives and saw
that Steve Arnold relied; Hey I hope you are happy with I am sending you?
Hey Steve, I will snort some and let you know! : ) I will like them, thanks
Hello List,
Saturday afternoon on the East Coast US sale.
http://www.meteoriteusa.com/sale.htm
Small Henburys
Small Gibeons
and
H
and
L
chondrites
Thanks for your time.
John
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Hello Listees, Listoids, List,
The noncumulate, unbrecciated, monomict Ibitira eucrite with its
mm-sized gas holes or vesicles has always been on my wish list
(see O.R. Norton, p. 153 Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites
for a breathtaking slice measuring about 10 by 10 cm in size).
So I was
so i'm already crushin' some right now
lol, at $7 a gram, it is not cheap, but it's better than NWA 998, I guess!
I hope people don't start snorting away all their profits!
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
IMCA 6168
http://www.frontiernet.net/~peregrineflier/Peregrineflier.htm
Tom,
Im about to cut some large NWA 869's. Should I dump the dust or would you
like to try snorting that too??
Bob
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Sent: Saturday, March 19,
Send me the dust.
I'm saving it for a rainy day (no, strike that, it's raining).
I'm saving it until I can figure out what to do with it.
Nick Gessler
PO Box 706
Topanga, CA 90290
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Marvelous description Bernd. Readable textbook!! I've printed it out as a
keeper. I'll try to apply it to other thin sections down the road. It is,
after all, much more fun to be able to identify the characters responsible
for the OOH's and AHH's in any wintessed drama !!
Jerry Flaherty
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Paper: The Lethbridge Herald
City: Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Date: Monday, February 6, 1967
Page: 1 (of 20)
Fireball Flashes In Sky
EDMONTON (CP) - A blue-green fireball flashed across northern Alberta
skies Sunday night, exploding in a shower of sparks - and reports from
startled
Paper: The Lethbridge Herald
City: Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Date: Tuesday, February 7, 1967
Page: 10 (of 20)
WHO WAS THAT LITTLE GREEN MAN I SAW YOU WITH LAST NIGHT?
By RON DARLING
Herald Staff Writer
No little green men, or anything like that, but there are several
people in Lethbridge
Paper: The Lethbridge Herald
City: Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Date: Tuesday, February 14, 1967
Page: 13 (of 20)
Search Party Finds Fragment Of Meteorite
EDONTON (UP) - A search party has found a second fragment of a
meteorite that of a meteorite that flashed over eastern Alberta Feb. 5. in
Paper: The Lethbridge Herald
City: Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Date: Saturday, February 18, 1967
Page: 2 (of 26)
Meteorite Fragment Found
EDMONTON (CP) - Snow has hampered search efforts for fragments of a
meteorite which disintegrated in the atmosphere last Sunday about 115 miles
north of
Hi,
The lithium content of meteorites is pretty low. The organics in a
carbonaceous are too small in molecular weight to be psychoactive. Guess it's
just a case of meteorite happiness. Like substituting meteorite for horse
in the famous Ronald Regan quote, The outside of a horse is good for
its a holistic thing hehehehehe
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Hi,
The
oh, oh, I got one... like wow! that Allende stuff is FARout man can ya
dig it? ;\
Tom...have you checked your furnace for CO ?
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its a holistic thing hehehehehe
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OH never mind HA HA HA good
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Hi,
The
Better!!!
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oh, oh, I got
Sorry, over MY head!!
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its a holistic thing
Hi,
Got a great idea for what to do with all that meteorite cutting
dust. There may be a great commercial opportunity here, people.
People pay high prices for organic produce. People pay high
prices for crystals and mysterious space talismans like broken
Thailand tektites and chips of
I could use a few oohs and aahs in my life, so how
about a couple of pics!!! :)
Dave
Hello Listees, Listoids, List,
The noncumulate, unbrecciated, monomict Ibitira
eucrite with its
mm-sized gas holes or vesicles has always been on my
wish list
On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 19:12:09 -0600, Sterling K. Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Grow hydroponic vegetables where the minerals and salts that have to
be added to hydroponic tanks is 100% METEORITE DUST, and you have, Yes,
Friends! That's Right! EXTRATERRESTRIAL ORGANIC VEGETABLES Organic
On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 21:41:24 -0500, Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, that sounds like a really interesting experiment: take a meteorite.
Pound it to dust.
(Nothing rare, hopefully). Plant a seed in the dust and water it with
distilled water. See if the
seed manages to grow.
Good Evening List...
Anyone in a trading mood this evening??? I have a very fresh 26.2g Bensour
individual (99% crusted) completely covered in tiny regmagypts... it looks like
a fully-crusted fragment (Thuathe-Like). Looking for something of similar
value from a different witnessed fall.
Hi, Darren, List
Actually, this experiment has been done over and over. Besides the recent
Martian trial Darren
referred to, it has been done many times with lunar regolith in years past.
(Why don't they just call
it soil? It's Lunar soil, dammit!)
Plants are not fussy. They will
Hello Everybody,
First let me thank all who participated in the experiment, your help was/is
appreciated. And all your emails were too. Whether you agreed or not.
Second, let me repeat what I said in my last post. I don't know if this
has ever been tried, so I don't know what Bay's
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