Hi, List,
Since there seems to be some debate about whether
the Carancas impact killed any animals, I am passing
along from Carl Esparza, who went to Carancas with
Bob Haag (and who can't seem to post to the List), a
statement from one of the Aquila-Condor organization
workers who went to
As Greg has already pointed out on the list earlier the Chergach/Erg Chech
or Mali material as it has been dubbed by sellers can be clearly
distinguished from e.g. Benguerir, Amgala, Bensour and Bassikounou by
comparing broken or cut surfaces.
Mali has a dark ash grey color with meandering
I don't think what Steve paid for it is anyone's
business except Steve.
Mike
--- Mr EMan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How much did you pay for it Steve?
Elton
--- steve arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello again list.Well I guess better late than
never.It is not very big,but at the price
for my piece of 11 grams I not have pay nothing, donation
direct from Perù. Now I have polished the piece and when I
have back my digital camera I take the photo. For the
historic question is pass only few months, not 100 years is
a recent fall, not historical type Weston or others
matteo
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Thank you, Svend - interesting and helpful post!
Alex
Berlin/Germany
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Datum: Sun, 4 Nov 2007 13:03:01 +0100
Von: Dr. Svend Buhl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: Alexander Seidel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: Meteorite Mailing List meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Good morning list.I have a 70.5 grams fragment and a
519 gram individual of mali.That is what I will call
it.I hope to have a few more soon.Of the 2 pieces I
have I can differently see the differences vs. this
against bassikounou.They are both highly magnetic,thus
suggesting an H class,but to me
On Nov 1st a friend in north central Minnesota reported the following to me.
I'm asking her
for more specific info.
Anyone else see this? Sounds to me like there may be pieces on the ground.
-
Thanx for the info re the colors; interesting! This one was bright enough that
it actually
Hello Svend and all,
I put on-line on my site some photos which illustrates your comments as regards
the description of the meteorite fallen in the erg Chech.
Best wishes,
Philippe Thomas
http://www.meteoritica.com/
As Greg has already pointed out on the list earlier the Chergach/Erg Chech or
thanks Phillipe,
I have also added a comparison picture of Chergach (Mali) and Bassikounou:
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/meteoriten_verkauf.htm
Svend
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Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/3540232095/
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No, I am not Steve's agent or mouthpiece. It is
called manners and courtesy towards someone else's
business. It would not matter if it was Steve, youself
or anybody else. I would feel the same- it is how I
was raised.
It is not in our business to ask- especially
copying a public forum in
On his website, Philippe writes:
Many small chondrules in a matrix where are interlaced two different zones, one
light
gray and the other dark gray color, some chondrules up to 3 millimeters in
diameter.
http://www.meteoritica.com/ergchech.html
Svend wrote:
I have also added a comparison
Hi again list.I will be really short on this no
thread.Like Mr.Groetz said,what I paid for carancas or
any other meteorite I buy is my business,but if I
chose to indulge Mr.e-man,I will.If not I won'tI paid
$110.I guesss this is the going rate depending who you
get it from.I either overpaid,unpaid
Is the Mali material currently being classified?
I'm looking for an ugly specimen that would be large enough to produce a
50mm sphere.
If you have one that you think might fit my requirements contact me off list
at bobadebt at ec.rr.com
Thanks
Hi Mike,
Since he mentioned I was the one who sold it,
The price also reflects on my business (which may
be what was at question to begin with).
I sold the 1.118g Carancas for $110- ($100/g).
Best wishes, Michael
on 11/4/07 4:49 AM, Mike Groetz at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello List and meteorite friends,
here the first pictures from the Munich show 2007 and
the meteorite friends Fliegerbräu evening.
http://www.meteorite-mirko.de/0334af993b0042c09/0334af99dd085a502/index.html
http://www.meteorite-mirko.de/0334af993b0042c09/0334af99dd0877521/index.html
Many thanks to Dr Buhl asnd Mirko Graul for providing information and photos
about the Munich Show.
Regards,
Dave
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Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2007 2:12 PM
Subject:
Hello Dave,
no problem.
But i hope Peter Marmet and Hanno Strufe have more and
better photos in the next days.
Best Regards
Mirko
--- Dave Carothers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
schrieb:
Many thanks to Dr Buhl asnd Mirko Graul for
providing information and photos
about the Munich Show.
Regards,
Oh sorry Mike, manners and courtesy... you mean like posting my PRIVATE
EMAIL to you on the list? Those kind of manners and courtesy? Perhaps
you someone needs to attend remedial training... BUT I was raised to
not talk about other people's mommas. I think I grasp rolling eyes
the sincerity of
Carancas and the Dragon was one of my favorite stories growing up! I hear that
Hugh Jackman is going to play Carancas in the movie.
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I know we shouldn't attempt to classify or pair by photos but since the list
seems so slow, thought I'd go ahead and throw out a question.
I cut an NWA orphan today and am not sure it looks like an average L5 or
6. But, what do I know :-)
Anyone care to hazard an opinion or point me to some
On Sun, 4 Nov 2007 22:33:29 -0700, you wrote:
I know we shouldn't attempt to classify or pair by photos but since the list
seems so slow, thought I'd go ahead and throw out a question.
I cut an NWA orphan today and am not sure it looks like an average L5 or
6. But, what do I know :-)
Anyone
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