Well then Geoff! As slacker junior member of the
"Do-with-your-life-something-that-has-never-been-done-but-which-you-feel-needs-doing-Committee",
I
hereby nominate you, Geoff Notkin in that silly hat, for a "Done Something"
award"!, there seem to here a lot of seconds (and firsts, of cours
i am throwing in a very nice 15 g STABLE brenham pallasite for free for purchase of all 3- that's 4 BEYOND cool meteorites for ONE LOW PRICE that is LIGHTYEARS below any website prices on the same specimes and weights. $2,350 takes all, free u.s. shipping.
i will be gradually switching over to yaho
Dear Listees:
Well, now that's all over and done with, I have another raffle for you.
No, I'm not kidding!
Our friend John Gwilliam asked me to post the following on his behalf.
This is well worth checking out, especially those of you who are
interested in gold -- and let's face it, who isn't
Where do you think the next raffle will be for? ;]
Great job!
Pete
http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2005/s2484.htm
NOAA RAISES THE 2005 ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON OUTLOOK
Bulk of This Season's Storms Still to Come
Aug. 2, 2005 A very active Atlantic hurricane season is underway, and with
Martin posted:
Actually, I suspect the "Finally" will happen in Tucson when Geoff
accepts his Harvey Award for...
Dear Martin:
Well, thank you for that!
As a member of the Harvey Awards Committee, I am afraid I am not
eligible to win an award myself -- much like as organizer of the
raffle
Geoff kindly wrote:
> Total: $12,437.49
Whoa! Just think that all came from "stone soup" collection of ideas
from this list! Way to go Geoff!
And he wrote:
> Finally, the "Arizona Daily Star" will carry an article on our raffle
> in this Thursday's edition.
Actually, I suspect the "Finally"
Geoff,
You deserve a very special thank you for taking on this project and running
it through to completion. You and the others who set up and managed the
raffle deserve a great round of applause from the meteorite community.
Regards,
Dave
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Dear Friends and Listees:
I sold some last minute raffle tickets before the Denver show, and a
considerable number during the show, so I wanted to advise you all of
the final tally.
Paypal and e-checks: $10,427.49
Personal checks and cash: $1,710.00
Vernon County Ebay auction: $300.00
To
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Hello
at few hours the DaG 670 auction ended. The price its
reduced to only $300/gr. the same ask for other DaG
SNC.few slices its available of this meteorite why
my friend no cut others from the main mass
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the prices are as follows: $1,799 allende, $800 gibeon, $280 chico or $2,350 for all three and frees u.s. shipping on all. pix avail for those who are interested in buying. paypal avail. for an extra 3.5%.
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Hi Bernd,
Thanks for your list. The difference between your list of 41 and the
COM database is found with the following specimens: Opotiki, Tagish
Lake, Gujba, Kobe, and Sayama.
So maybe the 45 is a reasonable number for the witnessed carbonaceous
chondrite falls.
Thanks.
Martin
On 20 Sep
Martin H. wrote:
"I ran a query for carbonaceous meteorites using the
COM database and came up with 36 witnessed falls"
There is a total of 41 carbonaceous meteorite falls in my database:
Opotiki, C? / Tagish Lake, C2 / Gujba, CB3a / Alais, CI / Tonk, CI
Ivuna, CI / Revelstoke, CI / Orgueil, CI
It looks like there were some unauthourized changes to the original article,
which is here:
http://www.pparc.ac.uk/Nw/meteorite.asp
Cheers,
Pete
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Sounds like reporter that has no business doing science articles
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Earliest Meteorites
Hi Ron and all,
Thanks for the story.
Two lines make me wonder exactly what meteorites they used in the research:
--
> The researchers at Imperial College London reached their conclusions after
> analysing the composition of primitive meteorites, coal-like rocks that
> are older tha
http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050920/COL0205/509200355/1201
Bright flash of light in sky possibly a bolide
By Jack Sunn
The Clarion-Ledger (Mississippi)
September 20, 2005
Q: I live in the Madison area and was out walking around 6 a.m. Sept. 12
when there was a flash
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/20/science/space/20mete.html
Fossils Offer Support for Meteor's Role in Dinosaur Extinction
By WILLIAM J. BROAD
New York Times
September 20, 2005
No guns materialized. Even so, the scientists kept a low profile while
digging, eager to avoid security forces from the
Imperial College London
London, U.K.
For further information please contact:
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Communications Division
Tel: +44 (0)20 7594 6702
Under embargo for 1700 EST / 2200 BST, Monday 19 September 2005
Earliest meteorites provide new piece in planetary formation puzzle
Res
http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard/news/topstory/2005/deepimpact-090905.html
Bill Steigerwald
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Deep Impact Comet May Have Formed in Giant Planets Region
September 19, 2005
Comet Tempel-1 may have been born in the region of the solar system
occupied by Uranus and
Hi List,
Has anyone heard of the status on the Al Mahbas classification or if it has
been submitted for the Met. Bull. yet?
Thanks,
Jeff Kuyken
I.M.C.A. #3085
www.meteorites.com.au
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