Good morning list.Just a thought on this new mali
fall.I have seen thru different meteorite dealers on
both sides of the ocean,that the price per gram on
this new fall is really low.Uusally new falls start
out high and go thru the roof in the
beginning.Everyone is out to get it right away,than as
Cause, Old Nay-Sayer, Paul wrote to the Corinthians,
9 Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be
not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor
effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind, 10 Nor thieves, nor
covetous, nor drunkards,
My apologize,
I shouldn't have written that, was inordinate, sorry.
I was disappointed, cause I was thinking, that now after the uncomely
struggles about Carancas were finally settled, Steve starts again to bomb
the list with his mails...
But he was quiet for a long time, so it was unfair to
Hello
To make Our life easier I have prepared trip plan for incoming Munich
Show.
There are 3 pages of hall A4, A5 and A6 with dealers name that have (or they
should have) meteorites or related items that is in our interest.
It is easy to print in Internet Explorer or in Your text editor like
Thanks Marcin,
that's what I call a service!
Have to make some remarks.
Don't expect to much, meteorites came to attention as sellable goods in the
recent years, so that also such dealers, who have only 2 or 3 specimens or
only indochinites, listed meteorites in their assortment, when they
and what they waith to recover?
I have just received my piece of Carancas, I am under
polishing with sand machine
Matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30173 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sale Site: http://www.mcomemeteorite.it
Collection Site:
Item #300161908737 if the link does not work.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=300161908737
Don
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Matteo, they have no plans to recover the meteorite.
It sits, today one month and one day under sewage
water. What do you think a fragile high-metal
meteorite will look like after that? Peru is a
disgrace. I offered to fund the excavation, I was
ridiculed, called a thief (by the same police who
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/10/15/mit_asteroid/
Yours,
Paul H.
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Hello Steve and List,
Steve asks why this new Mali fall material is being offering for such a good
price (...starting so low). Easy, I (for one) was able to obtain it for an
very fair price from my long time sources and can offer that to collectors.
It is as simple as that.
Good luck
Martin, I can't wait, finally an escape from Tucson's
never-ending heat this year. Of course, I have seen
only a few days of it, but that is enough, I long for
Sweden's cool 24 hour days!
I will be in Munich, sharing some space with Moritz
and Achim Karl. Expect to see a few goodies, not much,
but
I would say that the fact that there is more than 100
kilos and every Moroccan has some helps. I know that
many kilos will be in Munich, my friends are bringing
hundreds of stones. I can't wait to see them, then
perhaps can see the difference between them and
Bassikounou that photos can not show.
Hi all,
Sorry but I am travelling at the moment and unfortunately do not have time
to make a search about this Mali meteorite. I will try asap and should I
find anything I will inform the List.
Best wishes,
Frederic
www.meteoriteshow.com
- Original Message -
From: Michael Farmer
Hello Mike and List,
The crust is very similar, but after cutting the different ones at the same
time Friday (photo I posted showing all three together), There are some
major and not so major differences. You would have to see a polished face in
person by hand and a microscope.
Best
steve wrote
Everyone is out to get it right away,than as
time goes on it goes lower and so forth.But this fall
is starting very low.A $1.25 per gram,$2,$2.50,$3 per
gram and so on.There must be alot of this fall.But the
question is: WHY IS IT STARTING SO LOW?Nothing has not
even been
Hello List,
After repeatedly scrutinizing the available crater pictures of the
Carancas crater and trying to find out what is so exciting about
it, I've come to the conclusion that it looks pretty much like the
terraced walls of several lunar craters - for example: Tycho or
Copernicus.
While it
Hello Everybody,
Something wrong is going on here, I guess who is
selling cheaper will regret how much he missed, this
is a great meteorite if we talk about a rock from
space, do not talk about crater smoke This new
(fall/find) is better than for ex carancas which is
selling for $100, does
Hence my advice to Steve to wait until these questions
are resolved.
Less than 10 kilos of Carancas made it out of the
crater unspoiled. The rest, up to 10 tons by
scientific calculations, it under sewer water for more
than one month, meaning DESTROYED for most purposes,
and Peru wants it as
Hello Aziz,
I have heard the two different names referring to the Mali material also. Is
the material found in both regions or was it seen entering the atmosphere
in both areas (the bolide)? Remember when Amgala was first named, and then
another name also refers to it (Oum Dreyga). Well, this
Having not been able to find reviews of USB digital microscopes like this one:
http://www.chinavasion.com/product_info.php/pName/usb-digital-microscope-with-13-m-pixel-resolution-video-clips/
I decided to bite the bullet and buy one and do my own testing. Mine arrived
today, and I have just
Thanks for sharing, Darren!
This chondrule is definitely worth revisiting!
http://webpages.charter.net/garrison6328/usbmicro/chondrule7_tweaked.jpg
.. a whole lot of things going on within!
Bernd
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Hi, Bernd, List,
You are right about the terraced look of the
Carancas crater! It seems to show best in the earliest
photos; I suspect some dirt from the rim has cascaded
down the walls in the intervening days.
True terracing only occurs in large impact craters.
After formation, the
Sterling wrote:
That does not sound like material that would survive any
substantial impact force.
Yes, that may unfortunately be right. Much or most of it
may have been vaporized or been reduced to dust and what
has been collected may be comparable to what has been found
around Barringer
Hi Greg,
because in an earlier email you had stated that you or someone you
referred to had sent the sample in.
Your not going to borrow someone else's NWA number, are you?
Sorry, just had to ask :-)
-Walter Branch
- Original Message -
From: Greg Hupe
List,
Thank you all that offered to help check out the NM
crater feature. It was checked out today on the
ground by a list member (who wishes not to be named)
and I have learned that it was caused by an accidental
military bomb release.
I appreciate all that offered to check. Thanks!
Dirk
In a message dated 10/16/2007 2:57:00 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As far as sending a sample of the Mali meteorite in, the answer is no
because in an earlier email you had stated that you or someone you referred
to had sent the sample in. I only had a limited
Hi Walter,
There would be no borrowing of numbers since it would have a name
assigned. The Moroccans who post to this List and have offered some of this
material to members have indicated they had sent in a sample. As Anne
stated, this is the most perfect time for the Moroccans to step up and
Hi Everybody,
Yes, The sample was sent and the classification will
be done and shared, but no that fast. no matter where
one gets a meteorite identified, but the result is the
most important.
Regards
Aziz
--- Greg Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Walter,
There would be no
Good evening, Mr. Gregory,
I did receive the two photos you sent me following my winning bid of your
eBay auction.
(http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemssPageName=STRK:MEBTOX:ITitem=300159255522_trksid=p3984.cTODAY.m238.lVI)
I would note that the second photo you sentthe one
Hi, All,
The notion that an impactor survives somehow
to lurk beneath the floor of a crater is a pervasive and
common notion that seems to have the power to
cloud men's minds and keep them digging and drilling.
Daniel Moreau Barringer, owner of the Meteor Crater,
exhausted his life on the
Hi List,
Thought some of you might be interested in seeing
another crater in Peru. Take a look at the photo page
at least! Best Regards, Dirk Ross...Tokyo
Main Page:
http://www.volcano.si.edu/reports/bulletin/contents.cfm?issue=3110display=complete
Photo:
From: michael cottingham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 8:19 PM
To: 'michael cottingham'
Subject: AD: Auctions Ending Tomorrow, Check out the highlighted Ones!
Hello,
I think I have put out some nice items this week for
Hi, Dirk, List,
The picture of the 2-meter bomb shows there
no distinction between an impact pit (which is what
this is) and a true crater, formed by an explosion.
The shape (but not the size) is the same for both.
The object's mass is up to 10 tons, but the velocity
was low, probably no more
Well with all the discussion going on about this new
meteorite,it is nice to see the ball rolling
finally.It was stated that it takes time to classify a
meteorite?Most of the time it is true.But I remember
park forest being classified in less than 2 months.But
with all these kilo's arriving on
Hi Sterling and List,
Sterling has hit the nail exactly on the head! No or
little impactor was left in the crater. They will
still finishing messing up the Carancas impact crater
anyway or the rain will finish it off, either way it
is likely gone
Happy always to read your posts. I was
List,
Please contact me as soon as possible; URGENT. Full
classification can also be done quickly in Japan by
Univ and government institutional labs..
Please contact me ASAP,so that lab time can be
quickly arranged.
Thank you. Please wrap in Aluminum and place in
sealed container ASAP.
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