The Shawnee and others are the ONLY sources of
Pleistocene cultural information, possibly preserved
in accounts of the cosmogony of late-coming
Paleoindian populations (as also can be expected of
the mythopoesis of indigenous Northern Asian
populations, e.g. early Jomon Proto-Ainu
people(~16,000
List,
a search using the keyword meteorites at the ASU
website for the journal Radiocarbon yielded 54
full-text PDF files, while the keyword meteorite
yielded 67 articles. All are in the free archives of
the journal, complete from 1959-2004. I haven't had
time to referee any (as if I am
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/October_9_2007.html
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Hello Sterling,
Thank you for letting me know your translation of
the Bolivian publications, which is very interesting.
Just before, I visited http://spaceweather.com/,
where another latest infrasound analysis of the
Peruvian event by Peter Brown (Univ. W. Ontario)
is introduced. His team
Folks,
Yesterday was a very big day for meteorites. No, it was not a
scientific breakthrough or an enthralling report of a new recovery
an intrepid meteorite hunter. The event was far more banal---but the
implications of its impact will be far-reaching in years to come.
The waves of
Gorgeous! What's your technique?
Jerry Flaherty
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To: Laurence Garvie [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 1:39 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] photographing irons
List,
a search using the keyword meteorites at the ASU
website for the journal Radiocarbon yielded 54
full-text PDF files, while the keyword meteorite
yielded 67 articles. All are in the free archives of
the journal, complete from 1959-2004. I haven't had
time to referee any (as if I am
Just 3 years till legal! Oh, wait...
http://www.americanheritage.com/articles/web/20071009-peekskill-meteorite-astronomy-chevy-malibu.shtml
Posted Tuesday October 9, 2007 07:00 AM EDT
The Thing From Space That Destroyed the Car
By John Steele Gordon
Luckily for astronomers
That first sentence (if it is, in fact, a sentence) is definitely the
longest (albeit obfuscatory) I've read all month.
Hohohoba
Thaddeus Besedin wrote:
The Shawnee and others are the ONLY sources of
Pleistocene cultural information, possibly preserved
in accounts of the cosmogony of
Hi Thaddeus -
Yeah. It's like I've been trying to tell you for some
time - there was a massive impact event at the start
of the Holocene. The only question left now is was it
coincidental to the Holocene start, or was it
causative. I go with causitive, by modifying the North
Pacific Current.
Hi, Darryl, List,
It will be interesting to see if a frenzy occurs!
If anyone wants a look at the American auction site:
http://www.bonhams.com/cgi-bin/public.sh/pubweb/publicSite.r?sContinent=USAscreen=index
meteorite just a few weeks after it had fallen, and
my piece has red paint from the car on the fusion crust.
Ron Baalke
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For JPL internal use only.
http://www.americanheritage.com/articles/web/20071009-peekskill-meteorite-astronomy-chevy
From: michael cottingham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 11:21 AM
To: 'michael cottingham'
Subject: AD: Inclusions Chondrules
Hello,
I have a light ebay week, but I do have some nice LL5, chondrule rich
slices, also some
Again, Sorry for the mass listing to all in this
communication; time is running out quickly; if you
have received this and wish not to be involved please
contact me privately.
Dear Drs. and List,
It has been suggested, in communication, by impact
researcher, Dr. Jan Cannon, Planetary Data, OK,
Hi Thaddeus, Thanks for the link. I read what I could and even understood
a little! I won't try to explain what I understood or you may realize I
really understood nothing at all! Really cool source of info.
Not starting a new thread, but just adding to this one. I was reading about
3 yrs. to legal, eh? i started @ 13.
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Just 3 years till legal! Oh, wait...
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Posted Tuesday October 9, 2007 07:00 AM EDT
Analysis of the fireball's flight path led to the determination of
the object's orbit: ... it originated from the main asteroid belt.
Orbital Parameters:
Semimajor axis = 1.49 AU
Eccentricity = 0.41
Perihelion distance = 0.886 AU
Argument of perihelion = 308°
Long.
Olivine Bronzite Chondrite
Peekskill, New York
Type: Becciated H5 or 6
Total Known Weight: 12.3 kg
Fell October 9, 1992
Choice light gray polished partial slice with
rich black fusion crust along the outer edge.
Well, unmistakably the wording of DAVID NEW, the grand
old master of
Hi,
This is beneath you...
The logical flaw here is that is any beneath beneath
the pseudonomynous Randall-of-the-many-names.
Sterling K. Webb
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From: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Dr. Richard (Dick)
Alex wrote:
Of course, this is still in my collection, and it is going to stay there!
A small goodie of 1.42 g with a bit of crust, sold to me nine years ago,
Bernd, as you may well recall
Well, actually I did not sell it in the literal sense of the word but Alex
and I swapped meteorites. He got
Oct. 9, 2007
Dwayne Brown
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-1726
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Michael Buckley
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Md.
240-228-7536
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
RELEASE: 07-221
NASA SPACECRAFT SEES CHANGES IN JUPITER SYSTEM
LAUREL, Md. - NASA's New
On Sun, 7 Oct 2007 21:33:44 -0500, you wrote:
Hi,
A search of the user name on eBay US
site turns up this less than detailed listing:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=3810item=300158570494
Auction missing now. I guess somebody reported it for failing to meet Ebay's
Normally I do that but it doesn't work well on end cuts
_
Laurence Garvie lgarvie at cox.net
Tue Oct 9 01:26:47 EDT 2007
Regarding photographing irons - I have had good success scanning them
on a flatbed scanner. I typically use 1200 dpi
Ok, ok then it was YOU who got that CR2 from me?
Well, might have been estimated at $250++/g way
back then, or even more, and almost unavailable!
The old pre-NWA times :-). This is why we collectors
benefit from NWA and the other hot deserts today -
no NWA 801 etc around those days...
Alex
Hi All
These stories remind me of my Peekskill experience. I was at the
Tucson show in Feb of 1993? and had my picture taken with my arm in
the hole of Michelle Knapps car. A good friend on mine took the
picture and unfortunately misplaced it. I also remember going into Al
Lang's room at the old
any falls on sept. 25 (any year)?
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Hi All
These stories remind me of my Peekskill experience. I was at the
Tucson show in Feb of 1993? and had my picture taken with my arm in
the hole of Michelle Knapps car.
Yes, the car and meteorite were at the Feb 1993 Tucson show. I was
there then, we may have bumped into each other. :)
October 28th / Bonhams
LOT 5
Portion of the Peekskill meteorite with crust three pieces of the
broken taillight, as collected by Ray Meyer---one of the original
owners of the Peekskill mass.
Reserve equivalent - $61/gram
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Hi,
By 1200 C, almost all rocks are molten. Olivine, pyroxene,
and Ca-rich plagioclase at 1000 C. Ca/Na plagioclase at
800 C. and Na-plagioclase at 600 C. Iron, however, does
not melt unit 1538 C. and Fe-Ni-Cr alloys at still higher
temperatures. The temperature of high velocity ablative
plasma
Hi,
After reading through those other documents
on the Major University of San Andres website
and concluding that they contained nothing we
didn't already know, I realized I hadn't read the
footnotes in the one article that had footnotes,
and indeed I found one new piece of information
in
The Peruvian
seismic measurement was 5 tons TNT.
This may sound odd, but where is that number from? I was talking to a geologist
of the University of Arequipa, and he told me that they did record nothing at
the time of the event.
Regards,
jan
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von:
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2007-115
Dawn Mission Status: Spacecraft Tests Ion Engine
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
October 09, 2007
NASA's Dawn spacecraft successfully completed the first test of its ion
propulsion system over the weekend. The system is vital to the success
of
Jan, I interviewed many people, most saw the fall, saw
a bright flash a small mushroom cloud of steam/dust
that came up and lingered for some time.
Everyone felt the grond shake, and heard huge
explosion. As the meteorite came overhead, there was a
painful sound of a jet engine, only much louder
Dear Listees,
The last few days, I was trying to collect as much as
possible of information about this new African fall.
Fortunately I got the exact location; this meteorite
fell at the Algerian/Mali boarder on July at a place
called Magtaa lafrayss.
This is a short story of the name of Magtaa
I also spoke to quite some peoble and I have no doubt that there was a seismic.
I do not question that. I just would like to know who recorded it.
It's just that I am a bit confused by the statement of the geologist.
Jan
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looking around to find the nearest falls/finds to me ( 34°40'11.92N,
82°31'9.73W, according to Google Earth) and if samples of them are available, I
found this document that some of you might not have seen (being that it is a
needle in a needlestack):
http://webpages.charter.net/garrison6328/tmp/
http://www.parish-without-borders.net/cditt/cambodia/dailylife/2005/dailylifekh05.htm
3 February 2005
A 10-pound meteorite crashed into rice fields in remote Cambodia last week and
the event was definitely seen as a bad omen. It's not hard to understand why.
The Khmer word for meteorite
Don't know about seismic, but it appears to have shown up on infrasonic:
[from spaceweather.com]
*PERUVIAN METEORITE UPDATE: *On Sept. 15th, a fireball streaked across
the skies of Peru and soon thereafter a watery crater
http://www.spaceweather.com/swpod2007/08oct07/crater.jpg was
Hi, Jan, List,
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5isWWHSxCh_u0yUNU9Gpk1qfg996A
...More details emerged when astrophysicist Jose Ishitsuka of
Peru's Geophysics Institute reached the site about 6 miles from
Lake Titicaca. He confirmed that a meteorite caused a crater
42 feet wide and 15 feet
Mike posted:
These stories remind me of my Peekskill experience . . .
Alex posted:
[Remember this old tune of a certain Mary Hopkins,
at least you oldtimers amongst us...?? :-)]
I'm probably dating myself here, but I had the original 45 (or single
as we used to say in England) on the
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Hi, All
The tiniest details yield important information.
If a multiplicity of witnesses described a bright
flash, then there is no doubt there was a thermal
event that generated enough heat to produce not a
red glow nor a yellow light but a bright flash.
That's an explosion, a
I still have a few of these left, all original hardware
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com/catalog/peekskill.html
Rob Wesel
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
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and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
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Take time to check out the items ending this evening.
Very nice large 763 gram Sikhote-alin shrapnel ending
in less than two hours.
http://cgi.ebay.com/_W0QQitemZ130157598865
http://members.ebay.com/ws2/eBayISAPI.dll?viewUserPageuserid=meteoritehunters
Thanks
Mike Farmer
You wrote:
It may have been only the less energetic
vaporization of the 5% to 8% of the
meteorite that was troilite that was the
bright flash rather then the vaporization
of the entire stone. Still, that alone would
have been enough to shatter the impactor
into
Hello list,
I have these two auctions ending in 4 hours from now.
Auckland Meteorite Relic Set
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1item=230177911599ssPageName=STRK:MESE:ITih=013
Nininger Museum Relic
This guy deserves some recognition and praise for offering free Carancas
meteorite samples as well as offering pictures.
I just received my free 1.5 gram fragment from Erwin today.
Obviously this guy didnt have to do this and his actions sure are rare
today.
I am confused, he sends free meteorites and photos, in
the mail, from Bolivia?
Why? What is the catch? Why is he throwing money away?
Michael Farmer
--- Bob Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This guy deserves some recognition and praise for
offering free Carancas
meteorite samples as well as
On Mon, 8 Oct 2007 19:33:52 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Hello Graham, Bernd, list
While there is no technical definition of a shock
vein so far as I know, it is in wide use and I hold
it to be a version of a healed fracture
I was re-examining with a 20x loupe today an unclassified NWA I've had for
Hi,
Yes, the fact that the dissociation of the troilite would
explain the strange odors and reported illnesses convinces
me that it got at least that hot. Troilite's vapor point is 700 K.
or 427 C. and it would dissociate immediately in the presence
of water or even just humidity.
That
Hi All
I would really recommend these kits to anyone who is into more than
just the meteorite.
I picked up one of these from Rob at Tucson this year. They are a
really cool kit is it comes with all the extra swag. I don't have it
on display yet but I believe all of the pieces together will make
Hi Darryl,
Was wondering if the specimen weighs 26 grams or not. If not how many
grams then. All my best!
--AL Mitterling
Darryl Pitt wrote:
October 28th / Bonhams
LOT 5
Portion of the Peekskill meteorite with crust three pieces of the
broken taillight, as collected by Ray
I need to start making plans for the upcoming Tucson
Show, and was wondering if anyone knows what the exact
dates for the main weekend are? The auctions, party
etc? Thanks in advance!
Dave
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Hello Dave,
It's always the first weekend in February, or at least has been in the
past, with the party being that Friday night, the auctions over
Saturday (Sat. night = Michael Blood's) and Sunday (Lang's).
Unless there's some odd change for this year (over the past decade or
so, it hasn't
savory.
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I heard the auctions are the 9th of Feb.
Matt
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Mile High Meteorites
http://www.mhmeteorites.com
P.O. Box 151293
Lakewood, CO 80215 USA
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From: Jason Utas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2007 20:25:07
To:Dave Schultz [EMAIL
Tucson show Start Feb 5 2008, ends 14th
Here's a link
http://www.tucsongemshowguide.com/
Keith
Chandler AZ
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--- Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it has especially fine shock veins that
branch like a little lightning bolt in the stone.
Another distinction is that a filled fracture aka
shock vein will be the same on each side--showing
matching halves of any feature it transects. A
This site is more comprehensive.
http://www.tucsonshowguide.com/tsg/
John Kashuba
Ontario, California
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Keith
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 8:54 PM
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject:
Hola don Michael:
re: The Peru meteorite.
My patience with your impact on the hobby I love has ended. I regret
that I am making these public remarks, lets call it a family
discussion, but as the present face of the hobby you are
jeopardizing the kind and gentle nature of collecting meteorites. I
Dear Dave, Keith, Matt, Listees:
No disrespect to my pal Keith, but I suggest we disregard the URL
posted earlier:
http://www.tucsongemshowguide.com
It's a knock-off site, and they don't have the show dates correct.
The most comprehensive Tucson guide (apart from Meteorite Times of
Sorry. I need to proofread. It's a sentence: to
minutes of unnecessary convolution. The parenthetic
section should have been a footnote.
-Thaddeus
--- dmouat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That first sentence (if it is, in fact, a sentence)
is definitely the
longest (albeit obfuscatory) I've read
Sorry. I need to proofread. It's a sentence: to
minutes of unnecessary convolution. The parenthetic
section should have been a footnote.
-Thaddeus
--- dmouat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That first sentence (if it is, in fact, a sentence)
is definitely the
longest (albeit obfuscatory) I've read
Sorry. I need to proofread. It's a sentence: to
minutes of unnecessary convolution. The parenthetic
section should have been a footnote.
-Thaddeus
--- dmouat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That first sentence (if it is, in fact, a sentence)
is definitely the
longest (albeit obfuscatory) I've read
Get a grip Keven,
you have no clue about what I did, or where I came
from.
Michael Farmer
I asked why a guy who is selling rocks on ebay is also
giving them away for free. Valid question.
Michael Farmer
It is always, something, always some reason to condemn
those of us who do it. We didnt pay
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