Hello Doug, Geoff and All,
Of course, the fact that I found the explanations of this journalist quite good
does not mean that I did not understand the humour
of the post by Geoff! What I meant is only that most of the time, articles in
common press about meteorites are often full of
mistakes
Hi, All
British newspapers and the BBC are making much
of recently released Cassini photos and data from
the earlier flyby of Saturn's moon Enceladus.
Enceladus, against expectation, has a water
vapor atmosphere, eruptive plumes of hot water
vapor from volcanic fissures at its South
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/August31.html
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Hi List,
A very important new paper on our angrite SAH99555 (Sahara 99555, a 2710g
single stone with black fusion crust found by our team in May 1999) was
published in the last issue of the scientific journal Nature. In the words
of co-authors Joel Baker, Director of Geology School of Earth
Hi List,
I try to find a DAG 476 and a Zagami polished thin section. If there are
anybody with it available for sale, please contact me off list.
Luc
Labenne Meteorites
Meteorites for Science, Education Collectors
http://www.meteorites.tv
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Dear Luc and List,
Luc Labenne, here is your chance to come clean on
your supposed to be announced COORDINATES that have
NEVER been ANNOUNCED. It has been more than five
years since your Sahara series was used to sell your
meteorites at a premium price; make open your data or
prove yourselves
It is good to hear from Luc about SAH99555
in the past I purchased a lot of specimens from Luc .
I don't think Luc will mind me offering a beautiful
end cut he made for me long ago of SAH99555
3.5g end cut fusion crusted and 2 small vesicles
Price $3,500 I will be taking a picture of it shortly
Hi Stirling,
Interesting theory, not sure if the fast breeder reactor effect, would be
moderated that successfully in a planet situation though.
Since the lighter 'ice' (i.e water/steam when hot) would tend move to the
'outside shell' of the active nuclear core, it would only moderate
I have two auctions ending shortly, both Campos. One with no reserve!
Matt Morgan
http://cgi3.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPageuserid=mhmeteorites
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MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
August 25-31, 2005
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Terby's Rocks (Released 25 August 2005)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2005/08/25
o Amazonis Yardangs (Released 26
Anyone looking for a Large Museum quality Gibeon specimen .
I have a large 273 pound specimen on my website
Please take a look under exotic main masses
Thanks for your time !
Ken Regelman
http://www.arn-meteorites.com/Sale.htm
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Howdy Folks,
I currently have 47 auctions running on ebay right
now, all starting at $1.00.
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/zagami/
Although some of the pieces are small, they include
many different classifications of irons, stony irons,
chondrites, and achondrites. The offering contains
more
Dirk,
Yes, we changed our mind about publishing the coordinates of our meteorites
since we found the first ones in 1997, a long time before the rush to
meteorites in hot deserts. The relative coordinates are known, and that's
enough to study pairing. We've decided not to publish the rest yet
I, for one, would like to be the first to thank you for protecting the rest of
the world from
knowing the location of your finds so that you can protect the prices at your
web site-- oops, I
mean so that you can protect the integrety of their science.
On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 22:27:45 +0200, luc
Dear List and Luc,
How can you say that you are protecting anything
from people like you? Exactly what are people like
you? Honest and open to the meteoritic community. I
have only been to the Sahara once and do not plan to
return. Honest meteorite hunters have openly shared
their information
(Sorry, if this mail arrives twice, but I think first time I sent it in
html, so that it didn't made it...)
Hi Luc,
I think the collectors can't understand, why you didn't clearly state the
pairings of your finds in selling them.
You adapted the Antarctic field number system for your Sahara
Hello Martin,
Here is my synopsis of info from the latest R chondrite paper (and
others) as it concerns the Labenne's pieces. They show some differences
but are most likely paired of course:
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A single mass of 19 g was found in the Sahara Desert, the
Hi everyone, I have many meteorite auctions ending
tomorrow. I will be traveling home all day tomorrow,
so no time to answer questions before the auctions
end.
I have loaded another 60 meteorites on ebay, most
starting at one cent, Many are still at one cent!
See them all at the links below.
http://en.chinabroadcast.cn/2238/2005-9-1/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
China is expected to launch the 22nd exploration to the South Pole in November,
aiming primarily to
collect meteorites on the Grove Mountain area.
Yang Huigen, deputy director of China's Polar Region Research Center, said in
an
Hi, Mark,
It's been years since I worked all of this out, but here's some of the
salient points.
Since U235 has a short halflife, that means the present natural abundance
of U235 of 1:140, or 0.7%, is the relict of much greater abundances in the
past. Parley the halflifes backwards and
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