Dear List,
i have a beautiful slice of the Lunar Meteorite NWA 482 for sale.
The weight of it is 0.915g. Big surface for viewing (2.5 x 1.8 cm!) because
it have been cut very thin. The slice shows nice shockveins, at one side
is crust!
Please take a look here:
Hi List!
Sorry list to take a private matter to the list, but I'm starting to run
out of options and I don't want to file a dispute with Ebay if it can be
avoided.
Maybe my mail is blocked somewhere, I hope this way to contact Steve
will work.
I bought a 503 gram slice of nwa 869 from Steve but
Hello everyone,
First, I would like to thank those that have contributed to the joint effort
fund raiser currently undergoing. Many of my fellow dealers have yet to
chime in, and while I understand the fund raiser is still in it's first
footsteps, I hope we hear from you soon.
I am
The oriented Mars is gone.
Thanks for your attention and participation.
Stefan Martin
Chladni's Heirs
Munich - Berlin
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Yes, Randy is correct about titanium content varying
around the Moon.
What are the petrological reasons why this varies?
In southeast Pennsylvania, we have high titanium
diabase intrusions (The York Haven intrusion) and
low titanium diabase intrusions in highly folded and
complex rocks which
http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2007/05/what_happened_t.html
What Happened to Greensburg
Half a year ago, Wired ran a story about a guy who'd built a makeshift metal
detector to hunt for meteorites under the corn and wheat fields of southwestern
Kansas. Steve Arnold wasn't a Kansan, but he
Dear list,
widely unnoticed by the meteoritic community on October 12, 2006 at 04:00 hrs a
spectacular meteorite shower fell at the village of Bassikounou in southeast
Mauretania. Meanwhile the petrographic and mineralogic analysis of the
meteoritic material collected has been completed at the
Randy wrote:
Earth-based spectroscopy of the near side as well as whole-moon
spectroscopy by the Clementine mission show that high-Ti basalts
are really not so common on the Moon.
Hello All,
One such lunar high-titanium area was visited by the Apollo 17 astronauts in the
Taurus Littrow Valley
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Hello List,
just a short note that I have a few eBay auctions ending in about one
day:
Assisi, Barbotan, Djermaia, Ibbenbueren, Kandahar (Afg.), Mauerkirchen,
Quenggouk, Nakhla, NWA 753 (R3.9!), Siena, Tabor, Vigarano, 3 new irons,
and the best ever
Hi Walter!
It's so nice to have you back on the List! Welcome back!
As for your wife, let me tell you that you have a brave wife! Besides, she
kept all of us here on this List, informed on you and on your ups and
downs! So, now, keep UP with your excellent progress - and for now, you DO
Hello list,
here I have some photos from the Gifhorn Meteorite Show last weekend.
Have fun to see the pics.
http://www.strufe.net/Gifhorn_2007a.htm
http://www.strufe.net/Gifhorn_2007b.htm
Best regards
Hanno Strufe
Langenbergstrasse 32
66954 Pirmasens
Germany
IMCA 4267
Stan, why bring me into this? I never told you Habibi
or Aaronson were screwing you? When might I have
told you this? What I do know, is that when you take
something in October, and refuse to pay until May, and
refuse to answer phone calls, or emails, then you are
not paying for the item, and
Stan, why bring me into this? I never told you Habibi
or Aaronson were screwing you? When might I have
told you this? What I do know, is that when you take
something in October, and refuse to pay until May, and
refuse to answer phone calls, or emails, then you are
not paying for the item, and
Hello Michael,
The Meteorite Collectors Price Guide, by David Weir, to which you refer
in your recent Meteorite Times article (just after Kevin's
contribution), was compiled by me for about 5 years, up until January
2001, the beginning of the new millennium, when I quit revising it. At
that
Hi Hanno,
Danke fuers schicken!
Thanks for sharing and it is funny looking at all the images and all the
people have their heads down.
Wonder what they are looking at? ;-)
Nice photos!
With best regards,
Moni
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I am going to have to set the record straight on this one Stan.
Mike and I have been very restrained concerning our sale of the silicated
iron slice to you, last fall. We have NOT been out there spreading rumors
about you. However, I HAVE received numerous emails from other dealers
asking
Re: [meteorite-list] Greensburg Museum Meteorite Found
kevin decker wrote:
Mon, 07 May 2007 19:27:08 -0700
I wonder if the Detector can be replicated?..I'm very happy the
Meteorite is Safe!..Sedgwick County Deputies?..Inspiring!.. Best
Regards..Kevin W.L.Decker.
Humm... I don't think that
Ok, so because I said the Moroccans ripped you off,
you then decided that was an excuse not to pay me or
all the other people you owe money too? Is it just me
is this the most BULLSHIT excuse I have ever heard!
So if I said that (and although I don't recall), then
I did not mention any names, so
Dear Listees:
Here are preliminary details regarding the Greensburg, KS charity
raffle:
http://www.aerolite.org/events/greensburg-fundraiser.htm
And here are the prizes we have on offer so far. Thank you to everyone
who has already given:
List,
I have two more nice precision cut slices of
Bassikounou with crust to sell. Email me offlist if
interested.
Thomas
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