Hello Everyone,
I'm looking for opinions and input on possible impact material or meteorwrongs
I've collected from one specific location on my property here in Tennessee.
They vary greatly in size from a few kgs to small metal and glassy (spherules?)
To compare to meteorites, they resemble
Good morning Larry and everyone,
maybe you should take some of them or send them to this location:
Planetary Geosciences Institute, Dept. Geological Sciences, University of
Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
37996, USA.
Interesting looking rocks!
I would have them checked out.
Wouldn't it be great to
Slickensides develop at fault slippage zones. At what point in its history
did Zag experience its unusual condition, prior to its ejection from its
parent body?
Jerry Flaherty
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Having a nice coffee on a slow Saturday morning while relaxing at my
computer I began to contemplate meteorites and I picked up my gorgeous
~250gram Chergach individual (Thanks Roman!). I began to realize that
summer time is a slow time for me when it comes to meteorites. Not that my
love
Hi Mike, I have my children for a time every summer this year it is a
little short of a month. The rest of the time they live with their
mother in Maine. So when they are here I hunt and work (on meteorites)
as little as possible. Yes business is very slow this time of year,
some of my friends
Good afternoon list.I have been thinking lately about the black nwa,nwa 1685.To
me it is one of the most beautiful meteorites I have ever seen.With it's black
velvety crust and just beautiful inside.I was wondering if any info has come
back on the classification.And as always,I am always
On Sat, 28 Jun 2008 10:15:04 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Good afternoon list.I have been thinking lately about the black nwa,nwa
1685.To me it is one of the most beautiful meteorites I have ever seen.With
it's black velvety crust and just beautiful inside.I was wondering if any info
has come back
Hi Mike, and all
I know what you guys mean by summer time slowdown and it is only going
to get hotter! I have been working on some web page updates and new
formats. I should just hire a computer guy but that would take all the
fun out of it and be to easy. But at this rate I should have it
Congrats Rob!
Del
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Date: Friday, June 27, 2008, 7:39 PM
Hi All,
Re:
http://s27.photobucket.com/albums/c172/TennesseeTreasures/
Hello Larry, Moni and List,
These metallic objects sure look promising, especially in view of the
fact that numerous, famous US meteoritic irons come from Tennessee!
Have you already tried cutting one or some of them? This might reveal
Hello Everyone,
I was admitted to the hospital for my 5th and final surgery last week and
was discharged earlier this week. That means medical bills are coming due
soon. I have decided to sell some meteorites and books. I will be listing
some meteorites on ebay over the next several days
Hello everyone,
Thanks to all who replied. Sean, I haven't cut and polished any yet. Simon, I
would be interested in letting you cut and polish a couple just to see whats
inside. We could talk about it offlist if you're still interested. If we have a
positive response from this, I will take
Thanks Bernd,
I've been hanging around here long enough to know
you are highly respected, and it is well deserved! I highly value your opinion,
and I fully intend to take your advise. Thanks again.
Also summerly southern Tennessee,
Larry
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Hello Larry and Listees,
Thank you for your nice compliment. If you can't cut and etch one
of these masses, maybe someone with the proper equipment, well,
like Mike Miller in Arizona, would be willing to cut and etch one
of these specimens!
Regards,
Bernd
On 28 Jun 2008 22:42:44 UT, you wrote:
Thank you for your nice compliment. If you can't cut and etch one
of these masses, maybe someone with the proper equipment, well,
like Mike Miller in Arizona, would be willing to cut and etch one
of these specimens!
It'd be simple and cheap to do a quick
Hello Carl,
Thanks for your interest. I have posted this to the group as I beleive it is
relevant to this topic. Randy also brought up the subject of streak tests. My
opinion on this is that they cannot be very reliable since it is well known
that ancient iron meteorites and pallasites
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