Hi All,
don't forget the
West Coast Gem & Mineral Show (Spring), Costa Mesa, CA
http://www.mzexpos.com/westcoast_spring.htm
is on this weekend.
Meteorites always present!
Anyone wandering out there?
Nick Gessler, Rob Matson, Jason and ?
Let me know when you will be there.
With best regar
Hi David, Listees, friends,
WOW!
OK, I can't resist :-)
The 8-ball was impressive in the indochinite, now the #1-ball
in LDG, and the irons are striped, and with this 17th ball you've
got over a complete whole billiards set.
I think it is time to invite over the Dutchess of Doom for a game;
I'
I just received this today:
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p298/BobaDebt/Meteorites/Spheres/017LibyanGlassBB.jpg
This is the 17th sphere in my collection and I'm extremely pleased with the
way it turned out.
The photo does not truly capture the translucency and depth of this sphere.
If
Troilite was my first thought as well. Mike's example is more believable given
the raised rim. But the owner of the meteorite in question is a long time
collector and should have the experience to make the call. Both examples
appear to lack detail within the depression to determine for certain
Hi list.I am looking for some nicely crusted TITOLAR pieces.Please let me know
if you have any.300 grams or bigger.Thanks and offlist please.
Steve R.Arnold,chicago,Ill,Usa!! The Asteroid Belt!
http://chicagometeorites.net/ Collecting Meteorites since 06/19/1999
Ebay I.D. I
The piton gun is a combination of two existing
devices: the harpoon gun and the nautical line-
throwing gun.
The harpoon gun was invented in 1870. Here's a
picture (whale lovers, cover your eyes):
http://www.arcticwebsite.com/WhaleHarpGun.html
The device would need to be miniaturized for use on
an
Very purty! :)
Michael L Blood wrote:
I am informed the photo link I sent on the AZ Eucrite did
Not work. Please try this one and click on small image for
Larger one:
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I am informed the photo link I sent on the AZ Eucrite did
Not work. Please try this one and click on small image for
Larger one:
http://community.webshots.com/album/563438972
Anyone still having trouble is welcome to contact me directly
And I will email an attached JPG to you.
Best wishes
Thank you for all your kind information. Seems that the media I was
reading wrote in a very confusing manner... and implied that the actual super
nova happened 140 years ago... and was at or near the center of the galaxy. As
opposed to the way it actually is... Super Nova happens 33,000
I have a variety of Libyan Glass pieces available for sale
You can see a picture by clicking this:
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p298/BobaDebt/Fragments-1.jpg
The 161 gram piece has a single cut flat surface and I'm asking $161 for it
The 77 & 55 gram pieces have 2 cut surfaces on the ba
Hi
I am sure I saw some reference on the list about these Nantan thinn sections
that appear on Fleabay.
Having just got a polarizing scope I just realised that they can either be
ruut t/s or completely opaque as Fe and sulphides are opaque to the standard
30 micron thickness, and would be a bit
It could also be the remnant of where a troilite nodule was.
Mark Abbott
Mike Miller wrote:
I have always thought the crater was less defined because the Camo has
gone through quite a bit of terrestrial weathering. So you will not
see a perfect crater like we see in the Sikhote Alin. We will on
I have always thought the crater was less defined because the Camo has
gone through quite a bit of terrestrial weathering. So you will not
see a perfect crater like we see in the Sikhote Alin. We will only see
the weathered remnants.
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 8:25 AM, Michael Farmer <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Why are those impact craters and not just regmaglypts?
The Sikhote-Alin craters are well defined, perfectly
round, raised rims, etc, these Campo craters in these
photos appear to be nothing more than single larger
regmaglypts.
Mike
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> Hi Don why not? I thi
Hi all -
NASA is in a curious disconnect. The Congress told
NASA to find everything down to 140 m, and the NASA
Administrator told them he did not want to. Normally,
he'd have been fired already, but given the general
situation, it has not happened - yet.
In NASA science, comets don't hit, which
Hi Don why not? I think I have one also here is a link.
http://www.meteoritefinder.com/collection/campo-204-2.htm
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 7:23 AM, Don Rawlings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A campo with an impact crater? I don't think so.
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> Don
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A campo with an impact crater? I don't think so.
Don
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Firing a piton doesn't need to push YOU in the opposite direction, it just
has to push SOMETHING. Momentum needs to be conserved, and there are many
tools made that manage that without transferring momentum to the operator.
Some guns, for example, especially some military ones. But the master in
Hi Sterling:
Do not mean to rock your boat, but how do you fire the piton? "For every
action there is an equal and opposite reaction" (read that somewhere).
Firing the piton would send you off into space, even if you were in
"orbit" around the object.
Larry
On Fri, May 16, 2008 12:57 am, Sterlin
Greetings all:
In 1999 the only Eucrite ever found in Arizona
Was discovered in the area south of Tucson called
Arivaca.
As most of you know, it takes a great long while
For meteorites to be tested for typology, named and
recognized by The Meteoritical Society and to be
published i
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Hi, Larry, List,
My theory is that if you sleep on your back,
the exhaust velocity of your snoring is great
enough to keep you pinned to The Rock, safe
and sound. But... if you thrash around in that
loose micro-gee environment, you might end up
floating face-down and then the reaction thrust
of yo
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