In Ensisheim, Giorgio and Lina Tomelleri offered such wood cuts in the
2003-2005, show period, perhaps also in 2006. I did not see any in 2007 on
their table.
I am the happy owned of one such cut (full slice) and it appears quite
spectacular as it still shows burnt areas (supposed to be
Zelimir Gabelica wrote:
maybe also some squeezed rings possibly due to growth
slowing down for a couple of years after the blast (must
check this though).
That\'s interesting. I also have a full slice (cut during one of
Kulik\'s expeditions in the 1930\'s) and it clearly shows much
Jerry Flaherty wrote:
Thanks for the information Graham, I especially
appreciated the link to the galvanic process.
Beautiful!
Thanks for sharing!
Mission accomplished!
Kudos from Germany!!!
Bernd
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search, for those who missed it on cable.
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Dear List Members,
Starting in about four hours I have many excellent auctions ending,
including the best priced Bassikounou individuals. These and more can be
found under my eBay seller name, NaturesVault, or click here for a listing
of all that I currently have available:
I have some auctions ended at 5 hours, who want look go here
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Dear List,
Sorry, I forgot to add Blaine`s contact information
when I posted his sales ad for the NWA2871 Lodranite
super special offer. Much has sold so do wait to buy.
His email works sometimes (when it gets checked):
Blaine Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Best is his telephone/fax:
Sorry this message bounced.
Dear List,
Sorry, I forgot to add Blaine`s contact
information
when I posted his sales ad for the NWA2871 Lodranite
super special offer. Much has sold so do wait to
buy.
His email works sometimes (when it gets checked):
Blaine Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
this is our BVR shot of 17P/Holmes in outburst (brightest object in the field
center):
http://tinyurl.com/2mxrmx
Cheers,
Giovanni and Ernesto
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Nevertheless, that mail could have been send three times,
cause it's delighting news for many more collectors,
wasn't NWA 2871 that ACAP with especially many pairings?
Can we carry them together her?
NWA 2656
NWA 2699
NWA 2714
NWA 2866
NWA 2871
NWA 2989
NWA 4399
Which else?
So I guess quite a
Ha! ... which is a source of reassurance for me ;-)
It restores my confidence in myself because this is what I wrote
on Thursday, April 06, 2006, to two list members in a private mail:
ACAPs are usually (but not always!) more fine-grained whereas lodranites
are usually coarser grained. Now, when
Dear List Members:
There are now over 50 languages listed and about 75+
words for the term meteorite on my updated webpage at
www.meteortesjapan.com
I would greatly appreciate it you would take time to
look at it and contribute to make this list as
complete and correct as possible. If you
Hello all,
I have just looked at the superoutburst of 17P/Holmes,
as follows:
2007 Oct. 24.72 UT: m1=2.8, Dia.=, DC=9, by NE
Katsu. OHTSUKA
Tokyo, JAPAN
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From: giovannisostero [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: mexicodoug [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: meteorite-list
i have recently purchased a supposed chico impact melt
as i am a big fan of it. all the others i have look
like, well, chico- w/ bubbles, solid areas, etc. this
one, however... just looks like a meteorite- metal,
dark matrix, a few pores. are there areas of the
chico skyrock that look like this?
Graham;
That meteorite looks great.And i think you really did it justice by cleaning
it up.Hiding all those features we meteorite lovers relish under caliche
isn't asthetic at all.Great job and thanks for sharing.
Best Regards;Herman Archer IMCA # 2770.
Dirk wrote:
There are now over 50 languages listed and about 75+
words for the term meteorite on my updated webpage at
www.meteortesjapan.com
This link doesn't work because an i is missing.
So, if interested in taking a look, use this link:
www.meteoritesjapan.com
Then click on Meteorite
Hello List,
This bodes great (in a Titian-Bodean sense) for tonight in Europe and North
America. I put a finder chart up for this evening at:
www.diogenite.com/17P.jpg
This is the show in Europe right now...and should print well to an A4 or
letter sized piece of paper.
A new star was
justfor a idea what I have in collection of tunguska
http://it.geocities.com/tunguska2004/Impact.html
Matteo
--- Zelimir Gabelica [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha
scritto:
In Ensisheim, Giorgio and Lina Tomelleri offered
such wood cuts in the
2003-2005, show period, perhaps also in 2006. I did
not
oh nohe re-start
matteo
--- steve arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha
scritto:
Good afternoon from cold chicago list.Short and
simple.I have a 401 gram completely crusted
bassikounou with a partial metal ring around it for
trade.I am looking for a nice piece of
estherville.Offlist let me if
I have some auctions ended at 5 hours, who want look
go here
http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPageuserid=mcomemeteorite
matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30173 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sale Site:
Good afternoon list.With all the different reports I
have seen on this list,and all the pics of the
different meteorites,I have to say that this is
without a doubt, this is a different meteorite.I just
got a 70.5 gram fragment that is rich in black
crust,bright metal flecks, and very nice shock
Hi Again Listees,
With regards to Comet 17P (Holmes) estimated at under 3.5 Km in diameter,
and being twice as far from the Earth as the planet Mars:
How could it be one sixteenth as bright as Mars and an easy object in the
night sky with an almost Full Moon? No doubt it has a lot of ice
The size of the comet core is largely irrelevant. What matters is the
size of the coma, since that's what is reflecting the light. And an
active comet can easily have a coma many times larger than Mars. In
reality, active comets are amongst the largest objects in the Solar
System, even though
http://www.colorado.edu/news/releases/2007/411.html
Office of News Services
University of Colorado-Boulder
Boulder, Colorado
Contact:
Miodrag Sremcevic, (303) 492-3395
Nicole Albers, (303) 735-4459
Oct. 24, 2007
New CU-Boulder Study Confirms First-Known Belt Of Moonlets In Saturn Rings
A
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/highlands_and_islands/7056686.stm
Life from Mars theory put to test
BBC
October 23, 2007
A rock quarried on Orkney was blasted into space to find out if
meteorites could carry primitive life from one planet to another.
One theory being tested is
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER HIRISE IMAGES
October 24, 2007
o Possible Ancient Salt Deposits within Unnamed Crater in Terra Cimmeria
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_005680_1525
o Thumbprint Texture on Dark Dunes in Rabe Crater
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_005514_1360
o South Polar
Sure, and my questions were rhetorical more than anything else (not to
compare to Halley's Comet's size, or anything like that - they are miracle
specific). What would the wise kings in Biblical times have made of this?
(rhetorical)
However, coma aside, a (now) 500,000 times increase in a
If you paid more than $2- a gram for this unclassified
meteorite, YOU got ripped off yet again. There has to
be more than a hundred KG of this.
Don
--- steve arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good afternoon list.With all the different reports I
have seen on this list,and all the pics of the
I have yet to see this for under 2.50 and that is for frags and little tiny
individuals. All the big. (Over 500g) individuals are at least 3.5/g. What
gives?
Matt
--
Matt Morgan
Mile High Meteorites
http://www.mhmeteorites.com
P.O. Box 151293
Lakewood, CO 80215 USA
You are dealing with the wrong people Matt. There is a
flood of it coming.
Michael Farmer
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I have yet to see this for under 2.50 and that is
for frags and little tiny individuals. All the big.
(Over 500g) individuals are at least 3.5/g. What
gives?
Matt
Hi Doug,
You are right. This is a phenomenal event!
First a supernova in NGC 7721 and now this comet suddenly brightens by
several magnitudes.
Unfortunately, all I have at present is a great view of the
Great Cloudy (and rainey) Nebula.
-Walter Branch
(listing more meteorites on ebay)
As a supplyer, I have nothing to offer as the price is
high, nobody here wanna take the chance to invest on
this meteorite.
Aziz
--- Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You are dealing with the wrong people Matt. There is
a
flood of it coming.
Michael Farmer
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Thanks for the tip and the good news !
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Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 5:41 PM
Hi, Doug, Walt, List,
Get out those binoculars. Maybe you won't need them...
Posted 49 minutes ago. P17 now 1,000,000 times brighter.
Reported visible to the naked eye from a large city:
http://www.skyandtelescope.com/observing/highlights/10775326.html
Comet expert Gary Kronk expects this
Great tip Doug. Will stay tuned. Haven't heard yet from Space Weather Phone,
a paid subscription I have, so thanks again for an early tip.
Jerry Flaherty
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From: mexicodoug [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007
It certainly is remarkable. Fascinating to speculate on just what
occurred to throw off what must be a vast amount of material.
Chris
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Cloudbait Observatory
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From: mexicodoug
Got it
Jerry Flaherty
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Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 2:59 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] World Meteorite Languages-V2.0 - Correction
Dirk wrote:
There are now over 50 languages listed and
Dirk, Bernd and List, modern Western civilization should have consulted
with these ancient cultures long before Chaldi[please excuse my spelling]
sought the origins of Enshshiem[spell again] and the French Academy of
Science continuously refuted any attempt to validate the origins of the
Hi all -
I wonder if this outgassing has affected 17P's orbit,
and if so by how much?
E.P. Grondine
Man and Impact in the Americas
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Oh, excuse me. The previous post was based upon the wealth of names from
Dirk's website in non western cultures which point to the true origins of
our avocational rocks.
Jerry Flaherty
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Hi,
A history of Holmes at:
http://cometography.com/pcomets/017p.html
says it was discovered (1892) in a brilliant naked-eye
outburst but then faded away. Five months later, it
brightened again back to a lesser naked-eye status.
It was observed through its 1906 perihelion, but was
lost
Wouldn't you know, clouded out here in eastern Massachusetts. Fortunately,
Comets should hang around for a time.
Jerry Flaherty
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From: mexicodoug [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 3:52 PM
Subject: Re:
On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 19:09:21 -0500, you wrote:
A history of Holmes at:
http://cometography.com/pcomets/017p.html
says it was discovered (1892) in a brilliant naked-eye
outburst but then faded away. Five months later, it
Hm. A unusual acting comet named Holmes and a prominent Scientologist
Given the improbability of solar excitation because of the mighty distance,
could a mighty collisional event be perhaps the cause of this sudden
brightening. An event colossal compared to our recent astounding success an
comet interception but rather weak effects at brightening, preceived only
I just received my phone call and email from Space Weather.com phone line.
This List is remarkable for its early warning system!
Jerry Flaherty
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From: Chris Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 7:40 PM
Super instructive Dirk. Wish I could contribute but I'm barely able to
handle my native language.
Jerry Flaherty
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Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 1:20 PM
Subject:
Hi List just went outside a few minutes ago. Tell me if I saw the comet. I
looked down from Marfak (brightest star in perseus) to the next star called
Delta Persei. Then I looked 2° to the left (which would be west at this time
now) and BAM! This thing is bright!! Too bad no tail but my guess
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/October_25_2007.html
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Hello Don:
Sounds good to me! We could see all three in the same field of the binocs
and then could see it even with the naked eye. Not bad for a nearly full
moon! It looked a little reddish and the three of us (Nancy, me, and one
of my students) all could convince ourselves that it did not quite
Hi, Don,
That is the correct location. There can't be two of them.
In some locations (like mine), that is the sky coordinates of
the Great Cloudy Nebula, as Walter called it. And, of course,
the sky to the southwest is clear, where it doesn't matter.
Sterling K. Webb
Good fortune shines on comet observers in Plymouth, Massachusetts. A break
of 15 minutes in the cloud cover allowed us an easy view of Comet Holmes.
Quite unstarlike but not the ordinary hazy comet. A sharp object more
planetlike than any comet I've seen. Probably due to its unusual brightening
What's the time interval for light transmission from this distance to earth?
Jerry Flaherty
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Hi, Jerry,
I don't know the exact distance to 17P (starts Googling).
Light speed is 18 million kilometers a minute. If I did it right
(don't hold me to it) Mars is 121,422,000 kilometers away
right now (give or take), or a light travel time of 6 minutes,
44.67 seconds -- that's why all those
Hello Jerry:
Based on Starry Night, the Shuttle was about 360km away at closest and ISS
about 390km away. At 300,000 km/sec (speed of light), we are talking about
1/1000 of a second for light to get from there to here. Not sure how far
apart they were, but do not think that it was very much
Too mnay objects running around.
1 AU = 149,600,000 km
Comet Holmes = 1.6345 AU from earth this evening
(in two days it will be down to 1.630 AU, better duck)
This gives a distance of 244,500,000 km
Speed of light is 299,800 km/sec
So Light Distance = 816 seconds (give or take)
Larry
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