Hi
I found these slides listed under scientific collectibles on Ebay. They
are not listed under meteorites. So I suspect many meteorite collectors
would never find these.
He has 6 sets of 12 for sale, at 240.00 buy it now only.
The description is...
Description - Collection of 12 - 1x2
A new theory suggests a comet impacting Britain in the mid sixth century AD
was responsible for the ascendency of the English Comments anyone? Has
anyone read anything by the cited astronomers/astrophysicists on the topic
or is this a case of when I suggested a comet to them the other day,
Howdy,
I just got an email from someone saying they witnessed a huge meteor over
NSW, Australia. From his description it sounds big enough to drop pieces. If
it should be reported in the media and anyone happens to see something about
it, I'd certainly appreciate the link.
Thanks,
Jeff
Wicked neat. Thanks Robert
Jerry Flaherty
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From: Robert Woolard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 10:23 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Cool scale of the solar system website/OT
Hello List,
I ran across this
http://www.greatyarmouthmercury.co.uk/content/yarmouthmercury/news/story.aspx?brand=GYMOnlinecategory=newstBrand=GYMonlinetCategory=newsitemid=NOED21%20Jul%202006%2009%3A08%3A46%3A370
Rock came out of the blue
20 July 2006
It came from outer space - and nearly hit three Caister teenagers.
It has been discussed on this list a thousand times. If you don't want to
get burned on eBay, buy from known dealers. Otherwise, BUYER BEWARE!
Michael Farmer
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Rieben
Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 9:54
Hi,
.Just as follow-up to Paul's email re the 6th C. possible meteorite, can I
just give you a couple of quotes from The Anglo-Saxon chronicles, which were
contemporary notes compiled over a period starting about 800ad to 1100ad by
the monastic population here in the UK.
First thing that becomes
http://english.people.com.cn/200607/21/eng20060721_285273.html
Scientists find surprising results from 50 comet dust samples
People's Daily Online (China)
July 21, 2006
A NASA scientist told a Chinese audience on Thursday that his team had
tested more than 50 comet dust samples captured by the
538(ad): Here 14 days before 1 March the sun grew dark from early morning
until 9am.
(Winchester Mss, Cambridge, Corpus Christie MS173, ff 1(v)32(r))
540: Here on 20 June the sun grew dark and stars appeared for well-nigh half
a hour after 9am
(Winchester Mss, Cambridge, Corpus Christie
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
July 14-20, 2006
o Rim Layers (Released 14 July 2006)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20060714a
o Wind Action (Released 17 July 2006)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20060717a
o Wind and Lava (Released 18 July 2006)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20060718a
o Linear
Marco Langbroek wrote:
538(ad): Here 14 days before 1 March the sun grew dark from early
morning
until 9am.
(Winchester Mss, Cambridge, Corpus Christie MS173, ff 1(v)32(r))
540: Here on 20 June the sun grew dark and stars appeared for
well-nigh half
a hour after 9am
Baileys comet impact hypothesis is quite contested, it certainly is not an
accepted main stream hypothesis. So I was quite surprised by the tone of
that
newspaper clipping that suggested so. The astrophysicist supporting it
are, by
the way, astrophysicists with a known fetish for impacts as a
Just as a matter of interest if someone has time to fiddle with it, what
parameters would such a hypothetical body have to have to kill people
within
a radius of 300 km (so along the whole western coast of England and
Wales)
but leave those beyond still alive?
And not be recorded
Hello list.I am having a meteorite sale.I have listed 11 items for now.You
can view them on my website.The prices are alot less than I paid for
them.I will add more later after these sell.Also payment must be
CASH,PERSONAL CHECK,MONEY ORDER,or CASHIERS CHECK.NO PAYPAL!!I will also
pay all shipping
And not be recorded historically except in the most obscure and oblique
fashion? And not leave any apparent geological or botanical effects? I'd
say
the parameters you are looking for would be supernatural.
I think it pretty obvious that if something this size had landed on Ireland
in 530 AD,
While not everyone I know is on the page (yet) I have decided to have
an awards contest to help everyone familiarize themselves with the
people with whom they have been conversing for years.
Below are the categories and nominees. However, everyone
is welcome to add new categories and
Steve,
You are so full of it, I can't believe you have the nerve to post this.
I remember the 1.3 Adrian Texas going to you for $15.00 last week some time.
You're now flogging it on your website for $30.00. Tell me and everyone
else here, how does that constitute The prices are alot less than I
As luck would have it, Steve and I were both bidders on the 13 gram El
Arouss. He paid $75 for it and is currently selling it for $75.00. The
NWA 2776 he paid $129.50 and is selling for $200.00. The 188 gram fusion
crusted stone meteorite he is selling for $110.00, he paid $91.00.
Wait a
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: Spirit Clears Away Dust, Gets New Software Upgrade - sol
904-907, July 21, 2006:
Beginning July 22, 2006, in the early hours of the rover's 907th Martian
day, Spirit is scheduled to begin knitting together and testing all 200
best protected against incoming bolides: Greg Redfern
thx Michael for the daring and dashing ...whatever that means ... Always
wanted such Award.
cheers
Svend
www.niger-meteorite-recon.de
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From: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite List
Yes, and the 16.569 gram Taza Steve bought recently for $71.00 he is now
flogging for $125.00.
As Steve would say, The prices are alot less than I paid for them.
Buyer beware.
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From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi List,
I was the other bidder on the 188 gram fusion crusted stone meteorite
up to $90, I´m sorry Steve only bought it for re-sale.
I should have known
Stefan
As luck would have it, Steve and I were both bidders on the 13 gram El
Arouss. He paid $75 for it and is currently
http://www.abc.net.au/sa/stories/s1692314.htm
UFO in the Mid North
Reporter: Annette Marner
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
July 20, 2006
So was it a meteorite or space junk falling to earth? No one knows. But
at 1.30pm in the afternoon of July 19, many people across the Mid North
of South
Hi list.I want to amend a few items on my sale.There are some that I am
selling that I paid less for.But the rest of them I did pay more for.Just
not all of them.I appreciate it being btought up to snuff on my
mistake.But next time DO it of list.Not in a public forum.I added 6 more
items and a
Hi ...what Daniel was referring to
I'm new to the list but have been watching, hunting and collecting
meteorites for 4 years. I was featured at the Natural History Museum,
London, on the BBC stardate prog with Rob Elliot a couple of years ago
with a meteorite found after a fireball from
humm ever think of just RENTING specimens?
Seeing that some collectors buy meteorites one week
and are selling them the next, I am offering a rental
/recycling service for meteorite specimens. This way
your collection can be ever changing without all the
hassle of telling your wife that you
Only fair that the whole list know how you operate...
Dave F.
Steve Arnold, Chicago!! wrote:
Hi list.I want to amend a few items on my sale.There are some that I am
selling that I paid less for.But the rest of them I did pay more for.Just
not all of them.I appreciate it being btought up to
Elton, you could set it up like Netflix...
METFLIX!!
No late fees either, and if for some reason it gets lost in the mail...no
big deal, right?
Let's see...what would be the top ten Meteorites in my Queue? Well first,
how about a crusted multi-gram slice of Nakhla...
Mike Bandli
Truly, a motley crew!
From: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite List meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Awards to Meteorite Friends
Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2006 11:48:12 -0700
While not everyone I know is on the page (yet) I have decided to have
an awards
http://www.psrd.hawaii.edu/July06/asteroidGatecrashers.html
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Jerry Flaherty
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http://cgi.ebay.com/_W0QQitemZ180010348649
I have just loaded a slice of Seymchan on ebay that I
think most list-members would love to look at! I
bought one in France that was 2 cm thick and had it
split with a wire saw into 3 slices. This is the only
one for sale right now, as I have sold one
Ebays email yesterday informing of a massive fee
increase in ebay stores next month has motivated me to
put more work on my websites and in the future to rely
less on ebay. 95% of my meteorites sales come from my
website nowadays anyway as most of my regular
customers check it every few days
Steve,
You did the right thing by making the correction to you ad. For that,
thanks.
Let me finish this thread by saying that placing false statements in ads
just makes it tough on ALL legitimate collectors and sellers of meteroites.
As you say on your web site, you've been collecting
Here is my suggestion:
Most Congenial Looking Master Innkeeper: Kevin Kichinka
Twink Monrad
http://www.michaelbloodmeteorites.com/MeteoriteFriends.html
While not everyone I know is on the page (yet) I have decided to have
an awards contest to help everyone familiarize themselves with
Hi Dean and List,
eBay store items are only being raised a couple of cents from the 3 cent
cost so I think there is no reason for alarm. If you always discount
something by 25%, is it really a sale? You also accused several dealers of
scare tactics stating that the influx of material has been
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