Yep,
sometimes it might be better not to destroy illusions.
How to act e.g. in that case here?
http://www.thailandguru.com/leisure-day-nakhon-phanom-chedi.html
Well, if you click on the photo-link on that part of the description of that
shrine - well, the pictured stones aren't looking very
And that one, well, I leave it to Pierre-Marie Pelé...
http://www.sens-de-la-vie.com/meteorite/story.htm
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Someone please explain how this relates to my initial comment!
Bill
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In as far, as you recommended that the list members shouldn't dispirit
people, who plead with great enthusiasm for recoveries, which most probably
aren't that meteoritic as they suppose.
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Yep, I'll do so.
But they are different from the good ol' Bessey specks (and more
affordable). They do have a weight and into that hole in the inlay cards fit
thin slices up to 0.2g.
Of course the MoonMars cases aren't satisfying for you,
but especially for you, we hold in readiness a complete
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Re: [meteorite-list] Steve's Imilac Trip
Pamela Shireman
Sun, 25 Feb 2007 20:25:52 -0800
Steve,
Great story! (I may regret this) but, I have to ask ...
Why were Marvin and Harley delayed?
Pamela Shireman
Well, Pamela,
It became plainly obvious to me why they were delayed--
I've finishing a very interesting study on meteorite recovery which is
heavily statistics oriented. However, I may have flaws in my assumptions
and data sets.
I recall that my college stat professor drilled into us, that when you
have a serious stat problem, go find a real statistician. So hence
Hi Steve and List,
Regarding Peruvian pisco, Steve wrote:
I can say this, Pisco is great at altitude. I did not have a hangover
the next day at all, neither did Marvin or Hurley. I bought two
bottles on the way back and have yet to find it here in the US. ...
P.S. Any liquor importers out
For those who have missed parts of this great saga I have, with Steve's
permission,
archived it at my website. I'm hoping for some pictures to go along with it
soon. -
Steve, are you listening??? :))
http://www.meteorite-dealers.com/piscocolaandimilac.html
Gary
On 26 Feb 2007 at 16:51,
Wow Dave, I hadn't thought of that possibility. They had a celebratory
barbeque (or maybe sacrifice to the God of thunderstones), and the dog
was the munchies of honor. I can see that.
David
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Thanks to Blaine Reed for once more providing exceptional specimens at
reasonable prices. A joy to do business with. A thing of beauty this 100.8g
highly polished CHINGA.
Jerry Flaherty
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Hi Tom,
I will keep it 100% between the two of us if you prefer.
No problem.
I think you are great!! :-)
With best wishes and hopefully a come back,
Moni
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Call for Proud
Hi List
Tuscon Show was new experience to me. I finally meet many of peoples from
this list, this was most importand part of this trip. But from the other
side Tucson fair is really too long. On the last week I was really bored
looking at this tons of tons of all kind of minerals, fossils
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/02/17/un_asteroid_treaty/
UN urged to adopt asteroid impact treaty
Failing to prepare is preparing to die
By Chris Williams
The Register (United Kingdom)
February 17, 2007
AAAS - Moves are afoot in the astronaut community to hustle the UN into
adopting a treaty
Hi Marcin and List,
Glad you made it back with your material ok Marcin. It was good to meet
you and chat and all the others from the list that I saw.
Thanks to everyone that made my visits so enjoyable. There was far too
much to see and take in for the few days I could get around and escape
Glad you made it back with your material ok Marcin. It was good to meet
you and chat and all the others from the list that I saw.
Thanks, It was true pleasure to talke with soo many peoples about meteorites
:)
Cruising around the desert landscape and up to Kitt Peak in the Mustang
with
Hmm.
I have write in my last email that Im in progress of cutting my 1429g
specimen of CD Graphite Nodule.
I start cutting and damn this not work. This piece of graphite with
some veins of iron is hard like. urelite ? All pieces that I have
cut before was very easy to cut,
I've been adding some comments from list members to the NH Met page, as well as
some
additional microscope views taken today that show clear translucency.
Interesting
reading and interesting pics;
http://www.meteorite-dealers.com/nhmet.html
I'm having a blast with this research. Hope you
Rob,
I'll check it out. In '96 there was no supplier anywhere that I could
find. I suppose that things have changed since.
But I have never seen it anywhere here in Flagstaff. Guess none have
the taste for it.
Steve.
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Hi Steve and List,
Regarding
Hi,
I've cut many, many Canyon D's. Most are hard but some
will tear all the teeth off a band saw blade even if
its a diamond blade! I'd assume that you do have a
rare piece with very small (or not so small) diamonds.
However, If it only takes 20 minutes per slice that's
not too bad. The next few
I sent an endcut out for classification today but thought y'all would like a
look at the
parent piece. It shows no apparent chondrules and no flecks of Fe-Ni. The
weathering
veins in the picture are all filled with what I assume is hematite, though it
is not
apparent in the pic. Click on
Good evening list.I was wondering what is the going
price of tatahouine?I heard from one dealer who said
it was going for between $10 to $15 per gram.I think
that would be for the pieces under 10 grams.Then I
have heard as high up as $55 per gram.Of course that
would be for the larger ones.I would
Martin,
Thanks for pointing that out. I'm happy that my comment allowed you yet another
opportunity to boast of your wealth and display your wisdom.
I appreciate the offer of lunar material. Is that a special offer just for me
:)? I expect a hefty discount especially on the KREEP as it's
I finished my Seymchan Sphere today and I am extremely please with how it
turned out.
It weighs 520 grams and the etch is so bright I am having a difficult time
photographing it.
You can view pictures of it at the following URLs
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=enq=tatahouine+meteorite+salebtnG=Google+Searchmeta=
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=enq=tatahouine+meteorite+salebtnG=Google+Searchmeta=
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Subject: [meteorite-list] the price per gram of
Hi, All Pisco Fans,
For those who cannot find Pisco at their
corner store, or who never get to travel to the
High Desert but are stuck in the Great Bottoms,
there is the Internet Safari to the PiscoMall:
http://www.piscomall.com/
They sell 50 different kinds of Pisco.
Sterling K. Webb
And shipping costs around $30 for delivery taking about a month for a
single bottle. Better to find it here.
David
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Hi David and Kitt,
The first photo is gorgeous! I would not be
apologizing about that one! Very nice work on the
sphere and a really nice etch job.
Pat
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I finished my Seymchan Sphere today and I am
extremely please with how it
turned out.
Hi Gary,
seems to be a pairing of the Enstatite NWA 2828 etc...
Cheers,
Christian
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CD's found on and around the rim of Meteor Crater
were subjected to much greater pressures than the
fragments which fell off the swarm such as those found
in Canyon Diablo. The explanation I was given was
that the pressure was sufficient to convert some of
the graphite into diamonds. These can
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