Hello
another question on total mass: Wolf Creek. In metbase
online say its only 25.4 kg. ( Wow, I have a main mass
in collection ) Killgore say unknown, Catalogue of
Meteorites Unknown, meteorite A to Z 999 kg. You what
say?
Matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A -
Haveta reply
Defintely WOLFE Creek with an e
At least the Western Australian government and a map says so... they can't
all be wrong can they hmmm
See
http://www.calm.wa.gov.au/national_parks/previous_parks_month/wolfe_creek.html
I dont mind when Matteo murders American English or the real
Hi,
Many interesting items about the red rain.
Mark Ford mentioned that the article in the
New Scientist magazine suggested bat blood,
presumably from large flights of bats being struck
by planes or otherwise aerially injured. So, I 've
been researching bat's blood. (These things take
you odd
Hello List,
i have a beautiful oriented Dhofar mainmass for sale. It's Dhofar 1196,
the weight of the specimen is 268 grams. (Tkw 422g). Nice half-stone,
unfortunately
it have been cut (for classification) but it's still a very nice piece.
Nice black fusion crust heat shield shaped!
Anyone
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/March10.html
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Mark,
Are you sure it is within the glass or some
substance on the surface only? The photo as you said
shows nothing. Sometimes Chinese tektites and other
Chinese rocks and artifacts meet up with artifical
chemicals, food stuffs and other interesting Chinese
techniques or accidents.
If in
Hello Dirk,
Dirk asked; Are you sure it is within the glass or some substance on the
surface only?'
It does not appear to be on the surface, but I am not sure how the tektite
was cleaned. I did not get the tektite somehwhat dirty as most chinese
tektites usually are. Dimples were clean.
Good morning, all,
This item has got me thinking: I've read a few articles that in the past
laboratories have attempted to create chondrules, but failed.
Is anyone on the List familiar with what was the major obstacle, and is it
an endeavour that's still tried from time to time?
Cheers,
Sorry didnt get this sent back to list.
--- drtanuki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 03:44:28 -0800 (PST)
From: drtanuki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Any interesting (?)
Chinese tektite
To: MARK BOSTICK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mark and List,
Thanks for the
Hi Mark,
Would you please post this message for me.
It seems I am facing a problem with messages I send
which are not being
posted.
Thanks
Wilton
Message to be posted:
Subject: Do meteorites start fires?
By 7:00 PM, last Monday, a fireball was seen
exploding over a rural
area
in
It looks like a surface effect of some kind and might be a side effect
of cleaning.
I've seen similar effects on minerals and slag where a thin film or
layer on the surface works like an optical filter. If a surface is
covered in a thin layer of a substance with a different optical index it
How it is wanted demonstrator, Wilton its another
expert of brasilian meteorites...now we waith the
answer of mr.Lautaro seen its in this list.
Matteo
--- Mark Van Tomme [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha
scritto:
Hi Mark,
Would you please post this message for me.
It seems I am facing a problem
Mark
I have a tektite with a green ridge on it. Normal? Dunno.
Gary
http://www.meteorite-dealers.com
On 10 Mar 2006 at 4:47, MARK BOSTICK wrote:
Hello list,
Hope everyone is doing well.
This may or may not be interesting, as it may or may not be that unusual.
However, I have sorted
On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 06:45:30 -0500, you wrote:
Good morning, all,
This item has got me thinking: I've read a few articles that in the past
laboratories have attempted to create chondrules, but failed.
Is anyone on the List familiar with what was the major obstacle, and is it
an endeavour
Hello Matteo and List,
1. Wolf Creek. In metbase online say its only 25.4 kg
2. Killgore say unknown
3. Catalogue of Meteorites Unknown
4. Meteorites A to Z 999 kg.
BUCHWALD V.F. (1975) Handbook of Iron Meteorites, pp. 1327-1329:
Numerous masses with a total weight of several thousand kg have
Thanks Bernd.for ALL
Matteo
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Hello Matteo and List,
1. Wolf Creek. In metbase online say its only 25.4
kg
2. Killgore say unknown
3. Catalogue of Meteorites Unknown
4. Meteorites A to Z 999 kg.
BUCHWALD V.F. (1975) Handbook of Iron Meteorites,
Hello Bernd,
There is (presently) no online version of MetBase which Matteo mentions in his
post. His information is derived from Jeff Grossman's Meteoritical Bulletin
database (see link below). London NHM as well as MetBase don't give a the TKW
for Wolf(e) Creek. So, I don't know where the
Hi Mark and list,
within the last 6 months, on eBay, someone was selling large Chinese
tektites that were translucent with a purple tinge, I never managed to
obtain one though. The specimens photos were taken in front of a bright
light to allow you to see the colour coming through from
Yes the same for me, I no understand where the 25.4
kg. comes from, if I put together the all pieces of
Wolf creek present in the collections here in Italy,
this go over the 35 kg.
Matteo
--- Jörn Koblitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Hello Bernd,
There is (presently) no online version of
Hi Mark and list,
After looking at the photos, I can not see and colour as described.
On the last photo at the bottom of the page it looks like a rainbow film,
similar to oil on water.
May I suggest something that I used on photographing small crystals.
Make a pinhole light source.
Get a
Bob WALKER writes:
Defintely WOLFE Creek with an e
At least the Western Australian government and a map says so...
they can't all be wrong can they hmmm
They can be wrong. The place may well be named Wolfe Creek (with e),
but the meteorite is oficially named Wolf Creek (without e).
Wolfe
Matteo,
Senór Lautaro Correia had nothing to do with the report on the Bahia event as
you could have easily found out by re-reading the post you are referring to.
Senór Correia is the finder of one of three masses of the Santa Vitoria do
Palmar meteorite. This is a completely different
Hello everyone (again),
It is now 9:30 in the morning, rather then 4:30...so hopefully my spelling
improves...:^P
In 2004 I played a part in the production of a silver meteorite cointwo
ounces of silver, using the NWA 267...and certified with my signature.
The story of the coin, can be
Mark list,
About five years ago, as Cookie and I were helping our
main Chinese supplier unpack at Tucson we found a
couple of dozen like you have pictured. The
coloration is a surface patina like Carnival Glass.
We never determined how it formed, but I have seen
similar patinas developed on
no no its this, he have show me the same material
appear in the last meteorite pics of this meteorite
and this is a email from a person have speack with the
real founder of the meteorite
Really that person this lying, I entered in contact
with the person that found the meteorite, and that
person
That mass came from a dump of the NHM database
sent to me last year by Monica Grady. But I have
no idea why this number was in there. If anybody
can come up with an estimate of the unaltered mass, I'll use it.
And yes, the name of the meteorite has no e, just Wolf.
jeff
At 09:45 AM
Matteo, you are so full of it. Hans Koser is in Brazil right now, he is
offering me the entire mass which I am negotiating on. He has sent me photos
only yesterday of him holding some pieces ofit. Hans Koser is not a thief or
a liar.
So spare is the BS, as if you know what is going on in this
I doubt Hans Koser its in Brasil seen its here in
Italy in Bologna Show and tomorrow I speack with
himsecond I am not under speack of Hans Koser but
of another person have put for first this material for
sale and not have ask the permit to the founder to
sale this material. 3th I not have
Thanks for your comments Dirk, Kevin and Norm,
Norms comments: The coloration is a surface patina like Carnival Glass. is
better then mine previous.
I imagine it is a man influenced feature. Perhaps I will burn a couple
tektites to see what results that creates and try other ways to create
Matteo. Please post a photo of Hans and you at the Show as soon as
possible. Then we can see who is telling the truth.
Thanks
I doubt Hans Koser its in Brasil seen its here in
Italy in Bologna Show and tomorrow I speack with
himsecond I am not under speack of Hans Koser but
of another
so why did you refer in your post to the event in Northeast Brazil? Santa
Vitoria do Palmar is situated in Southeast Brazil, the completely other end?
And as I said, three individuals of SVP have been found by different people. If
you are talking to some other person involved in this issue and
He called me two days ago from Brazil, perhaps he is in Italy now, I will
call his home and find out.
We are all so enthralled that you wont buy material Matteo.
I am saying what everyone on this list are too coward to say,
SHUT UP! You are an evil man, an unhappy man, you dont ever seem to
Dont waste your breath anymore Svend, this guy is the king of the idiots.
mike
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Buhl
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 9:25 AM
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Let's put all this crap to rest.
I would rather see spamming the list with ADs than this BS.
Jim Strope
421 Fourth Street
Glen Dale, WV 26038
http://www.catchafallingstar.com
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From: Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'M come Meteorite Meteorites' [EMAIL
go here
http://www.bolognamineralshow.com/Bologna_Mineral_Show/homeita.htm
click on Espositori 2006 and go under letter K
Matteo
--- Howard Steffic [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Matteo. Please post a photo of Hans and you at the
Show as soon as
possible. Then we can see who is telling
the same idea have here of you Farmer, and now you
return in spam box seen its impossible speack with a
similar person.
Matteo
--- Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha
scritto:
Dont waste your breath anymore Svend, this guy is
the king of the idiots.
mike
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I just spoke with Beatriz, Hans Koser's wife, and Hans is in BRAZIL, at the
sight of the possible new fall.
Matteo, you are a filthy little liar, and you just got busted again!
How anyone deals with you I don't know, but they get what they deserve when
it goes wrong.
Anyone who wants to ask Han's
Mark,
Save your time. As I stated earlier this is due to
a chemical reaction by perhaps a natural process
(alkaline salts) or a man caused chemical process.
The devitrification process (a weathering process) is
similar that you see on old glass bottles that have
been buried or in alkaline salt
We've added the following Mars Orbit Insertion info to the
MRO website.
MRO MOI Sequence of Events (also appended below)
http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/mro/mission/tl_moi-soe.html
Live Doppler Plot - updated every 15 seconds.
http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/mro/mission/tl_moi-soe.html
Simulated
Dirk,
As I wrote earlier, I have seen this patina on old
ghost town bottles that have been through a fire.
There IS some connection. Perhaps the common ground
between our comments is that wood ash is strongly
alkaline. I remember my grandma leaching ashes to get
lye to make soap. Perhaps the
Gary,
If you have images of your green edged Indochinte I
will gladly give it a look. Depending on the thickness
of the glass some appears yellow-green to a
blackish-green. Oxides of iron in indochines and
other tekties usually produce greens, yellows, yellow
greens, brown greens. The missing
Your e-mails are coming through Gary.
You can see the list archive's here, click on March 2006 Date and go to
bottom of page for now: http://six.pairlist.net/pipermail/meteorite-list/
I tend to follow it over e-mails at times.
Clear Skies,
Mark
www.meteoritearticles.com
Forwarded from one of my friends. Any of our Austrian list members want to
make these available? :)
Tracy Latimer
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For Tracy --
Stamps with actual meteorite dust in them.
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1click_id=29art_id=qw1141956181680A141
This same rainbow effect is often seen on old glass object that have been
subjected to the elements for a number of years. Over the years, I've
found old medicine bottles, window glass and even an old pair of
wire-rimmed spectacles that displayed this effect. Some of the old timers
here in
Herbert Raab wrote:
Bob WALKER writes:
Defintely WOLFE Creek with an e
At least the Western Australian government and a map says so...
they can't all be wrong can they hmmm
They can be wrong. The place may well be named Wolfe Creek (with e),
but the meteorite is oficially named Wolf Creek
http://www.sltrib.com/utah/ci_3588080
Public will get to zoom in on comet dust on the Web
The Salt Lake Tribune
Greg Lavine
March 10, 2006
Now that scientists are working to analyze cometary samples from NASA's
Stardust mission, the general public will soon have a chance to lend a
hand. Known
Hi Dirk,
This is the best shot of the green ridge I could get. My camera kept wanting
to focus on
the body of the tektite or on the background. The green ridge is centered
longititudinally along the specimen's axis in the middle of a smooth, shiny
spot that
looks like it may have remained
Greetings List members,
I would like to invite list members who haven't had a chance to check
out the Meteorite Impact Forum to try that forum out as another source
of meteorite related topics and discussion. The intent is not to replace
any of the other lists out there but rather provide
Gary, you're ok here.
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Are my emails coming thru to the list? I seem to be getting ignored.
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
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Gary,
That's just a thin translucent septum. What you are
seeing is the normal transmitted light color of most
australasians. You can only see it along thin edges
or where there's a shallow internal bubble.
Regards,
Norm
http://tektitesource.com
--- Gary K. Foote [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Dear List,
I have provided a link to the devitrification
processes of glasses. Please NOTE what it says about
natural glasses and other silicates. Ancient glass is
my study now for 20+ years beginning with tektites
(under G. Izett) and also with ancient Chinese
glasses. I am a consultant for
http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMSZ0NVGJE_index_0.html
Giotto's brief encounter
European Space Agency
10 March 2006
Twenty years ago, in the night between 13 and 14 March 1986, ESA's Giotto
spacecraft encountered Comet Halley. It was ESA's first deep space
mission, and part of an ambitious
Hello All,
I have a few auctions ending in about 1 hour:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpema9
Thank you!
Peter
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Frankly, with the thousands of official meteorites from hundreds
of states and countries in which scores of languages are spoken which are
written in a number of alphabets and syllabaries (sp? - looking for the word
for methods of writing like kanji, not really an alphabet), let alone
Hi Frank and List,
You are absolutely right. Considering the factors you identifed, it is
amazing that it works at all.
-Walter Branch
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From: Frank Prochaska [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Starry stamps set to wow Austrians
iol (South Africa)
March 10, 2006
Vienna - Austria will get a little star dust when the Austrian Post
Office launches a stamp sprinkled with real meteorite powder, in a
world
And here's a link with a picture:
http://app.post.at/shop/detail.php?prod=206040
Peter Marmet
Ron Baalke wrote:
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?
set_id=1click_id=29art_id=qw1141956181680A141
Starry stamps set to wow Austrians
iol (South Africa)
March 10, 2006
Vienna - Austria will get
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Newsroom/NewImages/images.php3?img_id=17208
NASA's Earth Observatory
Kebira Crater
No, satellite images do not show any craters in Egypt's Western Desert
that can account for the mysterious Desert Glass found there, Dr.
Farouk El-Baz had just finished telling
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Newsroom/NewImages/images.php3?img_id=17208
NASA's Earth Observatory
Kebira Crater
No, satellite images do not show any craters in Egypt's Western Desert
that can account for the mysterious Desert Glass found there, Dr.
Farouk El-Baz had just finished telling
Frank,
I believe you missed the point of my post. I don't place any blame with
the NomCom for an incorrect spelling for Lake Okeechobee recorded back
in 1916, before the MetSoc NomCom even existed (1933), it's that I don't
suspect there were all that many names to type into whatever official
En un mensaje con fecha 03/10/2006 1:26:22 PM Mexico Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribe:
Six hundred thousand copies of the stamp have been made so far. Each
stamp will contain 0.03g of star dust, the Austrian Post Office said on
Thursday.
Hot cross buns, hurry up and get 'em.
Oh come on Doug,
Ratty old Moroccan chondrites, I hope it was a rotted out one, but still, it
will fascinate hundreds of thousands of people, perhaps turn stamp
collectors to meteorites, and at minimum, get meteorites in the news (which
it already has). Heck, certainly no worse than orangutan
Hi Svend,
If that is true I will abort the discussion at this point.
With that assumption, I fear, you're wrong.
It is simply the lack of self control Matteo suffers from.
As one is asked to back one's statements with facts and I accused Matteo in
my last mail of permanent misbehaving, I had to
Hello,
I had a request for Kendleton NPA's. This is the only one I have recovered
so far, and I do not think I have posted it yetso here it is. Dr.
Ehlmann once mentioned to me that Monnig collected NPA's, so it is likely
that the Monnig files contain other NPA's related.
Mark
En un mensaje con fecha 03/10/2006 2:31:24 PM Mexico Standard Time,
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perhaps turn stamp collectors to meteorites
HELPP !
Come on Mike, why don't you just send them a few kilograms of cutting
waste...no argument with you, though we could turn everyone on to
David,
I did not mean in any way to imply that you were attacking the
NomCom regarding spelling, or that the NomCom needed defending in any way.
I apologize if you or anyone else took it that way. You are well respected
on and off this list in the meteorite community, and I don't think
As somebody who started a stamp approval service when
I was 14 and has been a on and off stamp dealer (And
all sorts of other types of collectibles) for a
quarter century (Geez that makes me sound old) and
whose best business course in university was marketing
I think that this is a great idea
Do you have any problems with Austria, Doug ?
You don't know anything about the procedure how the dust was made in NHM Vienna.
You even don't know any background.
So please be quiet before you leave such words like
...why don't you just send them a few kilograms of cutting waste...
or
Red Rain related.
-
The Inevitability of Life
http://www.jrmooneyham.com/ctctlif.html
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Red rain
http://www.strangemag.com/massive.red.rainshow.html
Yes,
Dean exactly hits the point.
Thanks for your positive statement.
Cheers,
Christian
I.M.C.A. #2673 at www.imca.cc
website: www.austromet.com
Ing. Christian Anger
Korngasse 6
2405 Bad Deutsch-Altenburg
AUSTRIA
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Hi folks,
I think I mucked up the discovery of Wolfe Creek meteorite crater by aerial
survey with Henbury, although an aerial survey of the craters was conducted
in 1937 and I seem to remember seeing the photos. Anyway, I found some
interesting data..
Chindu chinna waru chingi yaku which
I have collected stamps off and on for about 35 years.
This sounds great to me. Many stamps and covers over the years have had tie
ins to supposedly unrelated fields.
As an aside, I also think it is amazing the prices that dealers get for that
Sikhote-Alin stamp when someone could buy it
Wolfe Creek Crater history
-
http://www.theage.com.au/news/Western-Australia/Halls-Creek/2005/02/17/1108500208467.html
Wolfe Creek Crater
But it is the Wolfe Creek Crater and the Bungle Bungles which hold the most
appeal.
Wolfe Creek Crater history
-
http://www.theage.com.au/news/Western-Australia/Halls-Creek/2005/02/17/1108500208467.html
Wolfe Creek Crater
But it is the Wolfe Creek Crater and the Bungle Bungles which hold the most
appeal.
Hi folks
if it is obvious that there is a type or misspelt name in Metbull, how is it
corrected ?
Re. Wolfe Creek name.
Known to the Djaru Aborigines as Kandimalal it was named Wolf Crater after
Robert Tennant Stowe Wolfe, a digger and storekeeper who lived in Halls
Creek in the late
I love Austria and I love meteorites. No need for your attack. Clearly you
chose to twist my words to pick a fight or just beat your chest. Sir, you
merit no further response from me, as your carefully chosen insults and claims
are already an ugly monument befitting you.
En un mensaje con
Listees
Can I readdress the nomenclature issue
It seems there is some general acceptance that there is the occasional
mispelling in ye olde times and that I am perhaps not the only one with a
query on spelling from their home state or country
Nobody should attack such an august and
The NomCom was formed in 1973, with Ray Binns (chair), Roy Clarke,
Glenn Huss, E. L. Krinov, and Robert Hutchison as charter
members. These two spellings, Wolf Creek and Okechobee, were in use
long before that.
Basically, the Society decided to adopt the Catalogue of Meteorites,
which in
Hi, Norm, List,
I too thought of carnival glass. The process of carnival
glass making goes back to the 1880's (at least). You sprinkle
a fresh hot glass object straight from the mold or furnace
with (powdered) slag containing a variety of mineral salts
and stick it back in the furnace briefly
Frank,
I suppose the reasons that you suggested, such as poor communication and
an inconsistency in spelling of the location name among residents at
that time (there were probably only a handful of good spellers in the
area of Lake Okeechobee in 1916 anyway :), are good reasons for me to
let
Hello list.I am opening up the half off anything on my website for half
off just thru sunday on anything there is.But like everything else,trades
are always welcome.Just stones please.Let me know what you have.I did add
a few more things.Remember just thru sunday.
Hi,
Just heard (on NPR) that the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
has arrived safely at Mars, insertion went fine, and contact
has been recovered from it in orbit (sound of much cheering).
Sterling K. Webb
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Thanks Sterling.
Looks like this one escaped the Great Galactic Ghoul.
Congratulations to everyone at JPL.
-Walter
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Hi all,
would it not make sense to include alternative place names and synonyms for
such entries in MetBull, even if it is a late addition. It is an online
database. This I believe should allow people to find without fuss what they
are looking for.
Maybe even local language names for
I add lots of things to the indices of the database that you never
see. If you have an alternate spelling for a meteorite you think
should be included, even if it is not recognized by the NomCom, by
all means send it to me. This will allow a search to succeed, even
though your spelling is
Hi, Darren and all,
Gravity couldn't have been the hang-up, otherwise repeated attempts at
creating them would not have been made. Why even start a hopeless
experiment?
(Definition of insanity ...doing the same thing over and over and expecting
different results.
Benjamin Franklin
Hello Jeff,
Can you also add to the search engine the correct spelling for
Okechobee, i.e., Okeechobee, and perhaps also Lake Okeechobee, for those
who are searching for this meteorite under its correct location spelling
and/or its actual find location (3/4 of a mile offshore in Lake
G'day Folks,
Last year I had a gorgeous 4.23kg Henbury individual offered on my site
under a consignment. Well, it's back and for the next week will be accepting
serious offers of $3100+. This individual was originally listed for $4200.
This is great specimen which any museum would be happy to
Hi All
I just purchased a nice lot of interesting meteorites from an old
collection. All of the pieces had American Meteorite Laboratory
labels and numbers. I am amazed at how fine the labels look. All look
nearly new. Unfortunately the pictures I took made them look a lot
more yellow than
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2006-034
Dwayne Brown (202) 358-1726
Merrilee Fellows (818) 393-0754
NASA Headquarters, Washington
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2006-034
Robotic NASA Craft Begins Orbiting Mars for Most-Detailed Exam
March
I thought that the issuing a stamp with meteorite
powder was really interesting. Not only would stamp
collectors find it appealing, but perhaps a few
meteorite collectors will find it appealing as well.
I do not I see the downfall or negative points of
creating or issuing this stamp. Am I
Hello List, Here is a link to a nice photo of the Kebira Crater. Jack
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4779482.stm
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Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 9:57 PM
To: 'michael cottingham'
Subject: AD: 600 Meteorites for sale
Hello,
600 meteorites for sale: I will pay shipping anywhere in the world during
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Hello list.It is a sad day for me.I have decided to leave meteorites.I am
putting up most of my collection forsale.I will keep a few speciemns,but by
large,most will be up forsale.I will put up on my website what I will be
selling.Lets just say,I value you my marriage more than I do
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