Thoughts
In the 20-years period from 1960 to 1980 20 meteorites were found in
Canada. 5 falls and 15 finds.
In the last 20 years, when meteorites underwent a popularization and people
got aware of them like never before,
there were found only 8 meteorites in Canada. 3 falls and 5 finds.
Replying myself.
Some more arguments, for that what I wrote to the Campo case ect
Cause I'm an amateur only, here some statistics of scientists:
In the 5 years from the year 1996 to 2000, there where found in Libya:
1084 meteorites.
Then the hunters stayed away, mostly cause it's to
That video was emited on open tv. I was not able to see it but was told
about it. It was in 2 parts (the video is only the 1st part)
Also was emited the telephone talk.
The TV reporter bought a Campo del Cielo to Eric and there is indeed a
judicial process going on:
Martin
The problem is not just a reporter calling, is that there is a judicial
process now.
And the new law is not to be considered as it is about NEW FINDS AND FALLS
only (December 2007).
The problem here is that ALL meteorites from Chaco province (including
Campo de Cielo) are protected by a
The problem here is:
How many LEGAL exports of Campo del Cielo meteorites BEFORE 1993 were
done? Maybe a few of specimens to museums a long time ago, but I don't
know any one done to dealers.
If justice starts investigating deeply on this there will be a real
problem here for dealers and
Eduardo,
Several years ago I was told that the Campo strewn field overlaps the boundary
into an adjacent province (Santiago del Estero?) which at that time had no laws
regulating export. Hence, there was said to be a legal source outside of Chaco.
Is this incorrect?
Thanks,
Norm
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Norm
There is about 5% of the strewn field on Santiago del Estero province. Not
many samples were really recovered there. Of course the ones in my
collection are from Santiago del Estero.
When you export mineral specimens from Argentina you have to declare
province of origin. If a dealer can not
Steve,
My thanks too for the freebies you've sent. Not only have I enjoyed
them but so have the school kids and class students I've passed many
on to. We all appreciate your generosity.
Bob
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I would like to add my voice to those who already
Space Rocks POD for November 21, 2008 is now posted. :)
http://www.glassthrower.com/pod.html
Enjoy!
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Michael Gilmer (Louisiana, USA)
Member of the Meteoritical Society.
Member of the
Hi Folks!
I received another large batch of trinitite pieces and I am selling lots again.
1) 10 gram lot of pieces - $40
2) 20 gram lot of pieces - $60
3) 50 gram lot of pieces - $100
The pieces in this lot are a little bigger than the last batch, but
not by much. In the last batch, the
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I have a 1.74 gram part slice of Claxton available for trade. Looking for a
good sized slice of Seymchan (non-pallasitic) or a slice of Glorieta Mountain
(pallasite). Will consider other offers. Email off-list please if interested.
David Hardy
I have 5 large slices that weigh between 55 to 66 grams
You can see them by clicking this
http://home.ec.rr.com/bobadebt/Rocks/FS%20Zag.htm
I would like to move these so I will offer them at $2 per gram and I will
polish each slice up to 1000 grit which produces a super finish.
They will
Hi,
Strange. I was curious as to how Dronino was pronounced as well. I'm not sure
the original poster (Mike M.) got his answer but maybe I've missed it. Is it
DRO' ni no? Sounds more German to me that way.
Also, how about Muonionalusta? Does mu onion a LUS ta sound correct?
Thanks! Carl
Can someone translate the article at this link and post to the list?
http://www.elliberal.com.ar/secciones.php?nombre=homefile=verid_noticia=081121CJIseccion=Santiago
Thank you.
Roman Jirasek
www.meteoritelabels.com
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From: Eduardo. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Dear Listees:
Friday greetings from the Old Pueblo.
We currently have a fun selection of meteorites, impactites, books,
and magazines running on eBay. All auctions are NO RESERVE, and will
close this coming Sunday evening.
Of particular interest is a highly oriented Taza shield with 100%
Dear Listees:
Friday greetings from the Old Pueblo.
We currently have a fun selection of meteorites, impactites, books,
and magazines running on eBay. All auctions are NO RESERVE, and will
close this coming Sunday evening.
Of particular interest is a highly oriented Taza shield with 100%
Sorry for the double post. I thought the first one was formatted as
Rich Text and hadn't gone through.
To make up for it, how's this:
Where does an astronaut leave his car?''
At a parking meteor, of course!
Sorry about that, it is Friday night in Tucson : )
Geoff N.
www.aerolite.org
Try
http://translate.google.com/
it works well and is pretty fast.
Greg
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From: Roman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Argentine Campo Investigation
To: Eduardo. [EMAIL PROTECTED], meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Date:
Hi List,
I am troubled to hear about this development and I feel bad that Eric
has been singled out by the authorities. My question is, how does
this differ from Gibeon. We didn't see Namibia going after people
overseas for selling on the internet. No offense to Argentina, but
don't they have
Considering that Argentina is the country that just nationalized
(confiscated) the private pension plans of its citizens, I wouldn't
put too much faith in their judicial system.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
Hi List,
I am troubled to hear about this development and I feel bad that Eric
has been
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNmcf4Y3lGM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_2aX-784sw
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Going to miss the granite counter top and SS
Its a HOOT
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Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 10:24 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Canada big meteor
On Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:41:26 -0600, you wrote:
Going to miss the granite counter top and SS
Its a HOOT
Huh? The two links I meant to post were both footage of the Canadian bolide
last night-- from the comment, sounds like the Hitler one was still in the
clipboard.
This is what that first
About an hour ago I was talking to my father (I use free skype and we chat
every day). He is now working up north in Alberta and he was all excited when
he called me. He told me that he saw a flaming fireball that he figured was
about a mile long and when it hit the ground there was a big flash
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