Hello Iris,
Thanks for the update. I like to think that most listmembers know
better then to pay attention to the rantings of Greg Hupe or Mike
Farmer.
Best,
Charlie
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Some of us had the great fortune to know Pauline McCleve personally. She
was a neighbor of mine from 1988 until her death. She passed away just a
few years ago at the ripe old age of 106. Even in here later years, she
never got tired of telling the Holbrook meteorite story. I can remember
Hello Charlie and List,
I respect your opinion, but I disagree with your term rantings. If you
knew what I know of this situation and other non-related dealings, and of
the proof Achim Karl produced among other's, than you and the other List
members would truly understand the long-term pattern
http://www.focusmag.co.uk/newsread.asp?ID=27060
PROBE PLANNED FOR PHOBOS
09:20:34 13/02/2007
'Practice run for Mars sampling mission announced
A British team is working on a concept mission to land a spacecraft on Marss
small moon, Phobos, take samples from its surface and bring them back to
http://www.hinduonnet.com/fline/stories/20070223001109000.htm
PIPLIA KALAN is a small, nondescript village in Pali district in western
Rajasthan. People outside the district would not even have heard its name. Yet,
it is a name familiar to planetary scientists and astronomers, and a casual
search
Hello from the field, after being blasted out of Holbrook yesterday
morning.
I can say that two days ago in the Holbrook strewn field, I was camping
in the middle of it, which is basically an erroded shrub, dry lake mud
flat. It was drizzling all day long, making a wicked cold burn, but
Charlie, how dare you! Rantings?
Let's recap the events of last week:
I put out an email, stating that some of Al Lang's
pieces were stolen (As reported to myself and Achim
and everyone else in the room by Al and Iris).
Within minutes I got both private and public emails
from other absentee
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/space/2007-02-12-asteroid_x.htm
Near-Earth asteroids could be 'steppingstones to Mars'
By Dan Vergano
USA TODAY
February 13, 2007
Asteroids are big hunks of space dust and rock that will eventually
smack into Earth and end life as we know it. Or they
Perhaps if the the proceeds really are going to a
non-profit entity,a not for profit unified business
number could be provided to purchasers for tax
purposes.
Adam
--- Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Charlie, how dare you! Rantings?
Let's recap the events of last week:
I put
Dear List Members,
as everyone of you know Lang's auction was held on Saturday the 3rd of
Febuaryand I participated in person at the auction to make sure to get
the specimens Iwanted.
I did win 6 lots and after the closing of the auction I walked up to Mr.
Langand told him to hang on to the
Hello Charlie and List,
Charlie wrote,
Greg, I am aware that you and your brother had a falling out with Al a few
years ago, for which reason, when you first opined on the Lang's Tucson
auction, I chose not to regard your opinion as objective.
Charlie, again I respect your opinion about your
Recently I ran some meteorite auctions on eBay. A winning bidder ignored
invoices for 3 days past the payment deadline so I resold the item. Now
this person keeps paying me, sometimes three times a day, despite my
telling him over and over that he breached the contract and that the item
is
--- Sterling K. Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
[I have a theory, of course, but not room enough
in this margin to write it down.]
I believe Fermat wrote something the same thing and it
took nearly 300 years to prove it. Sterling, make a
mental note to ACTUALLY write the theory down to
Thanks to John Gwilliam for posting his observations
from previous years experiences at Holbrook. Similiar
observations have been repeatably made at other strewn
fields in the SW USA.
Those who have had the benefit of being able to return
to strewn fields year after year (or even at different
[meteorite-list] eBay Hassles
Gary K. Foote
Tue, 13 Feb 2007 12:10:48 -0800 wrote:
Recently I ran some meteorite auctions on eBay. A winning bidder ignored
invoices for 3 days past the payment deadline so I resold the item. Now
this person keeps paying me, sometimes three times a day, despite
Hi Steve,
It does seem that they are taking a double bite, but that is just
business. Their inability to help me has been frustrating. I did,
however, get an excellent piece of info from Mark M., who told me, You
can request the bidders contact information on the advanced search
screen on ebay.
Hello Dave, Rubin, John G and List,
I want to thank everyone for the kind comments, both public and private, I'm
happy to have made a small splash in the big meteorite pond. A special
thanks goes out to Dave Andrews for his hospitality while we visited his town,
and
most of all for
Hi all,
Larry, I can't to see more pictures and read about
your Amazing Holbrook find in Meteorite Mag.
Ruben
Ruben Garcia
Phoenix, Arizona
http://www.mr-meteorite.com
The fish are biting.
Get more
I've just loaded over 75 meteorites to my for sale page. For the next 48
hours [until 9PM on Thursday EST] I am offering 10% off on all meteorites
for sale on my site. I will also ship [within the US] for $4.05 no matter
the total weight of your purchases. Be sure to let me know you are coming
Hi Gary,
I think you should report an unpaid item to eBay
before you relist or resell the item. If you still
have no response within 7 days, you have the right to
do what you want to do. And eBay will refund you the
listing fees instantly.
Hope this can help you a little bit
All the best
Miss
Dear Martian and Lunar Enthusiasts,
In about half a day the remaining six specimens of NWA 4480, my new Ferroan
Basaltic Shergottite AND the last two slices of NWA 4472, a beautiful
KREEP-rich lunar, both of which are ending on eBay under my seller name,
NaturesVault. Here are the direct
They say Holbrook is the product of two breakups, one
after the other, when the largest fragment then re-fragmented
again.
Hi Sterling,
Yes, according to the original Holbrook Argus newspaper articles right
after the fall, there were two detonations. My theory is that the first
landed at
Hello All,
Even though I was there, I can't wait to read Larry's article in Meteorite
Magazine!
As you all know by now, after we left Holbrook we spent the rest of the week
hunting Franconia and Gold Basin. For the additional five days I was with
him and that stone (when we weren't hunting)
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