Re: [meteorite-list] Morocco New Fall Dec. 20, 2008

Hello Don, It is well about the same fall. The names of Tamdaght and Tichka were both used. The name which will be officially kept is that of Tamdakht, village the closest to the point of fall. The spelling Tamdaght and Tamdakht both exist, but the name writes Tamdakht is closer of the

[meteorite-list] big claxton on ebay

$2,000 piece, ONE DOLLAR- NO RESERVE CHEAP on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemssPageName=STRK:MESELX:ITitem=290290695788 __ http://www.meteoritecentral.com Meteorite-list mailing list Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com

[meteorite-list] NEW Lunar IMB - NWA 5406 - AD

Dear List Members, I would like to take this opportunity to announce a NEW Lunar Impact Melt Breccia, NWA 5406. I have priced this at super competitive rates to help kick off the start of the Tucson Show, be sure to check below for introductory pricing and classification information!

Re: [meteorite-list] NEW Lunar IMB - NWA 5406 - AD

I never get tired of looking at lunars! Thanks, Greg. The analysis comment: lacking obvious fusion crust - some of the pictures, esp. the first and third down compared to the fourth at WUSL, look pretty dark. Is that just the dark matrix? Secondary fusion? Weathered, glassy surface?

[meteorite-list] morroco tichka fall

hello there; well all the info reported to the list about the KNW i m still firm that it's very big and approach the 500 kilos, i didn't want to answer here , because  i do not want to poison the list with too much traffics for nothing,  i will be back with proof of what i say ,we are working

Re: [meteorite-list] NEW Lunar IMB - NWA 5406 - AD

Hi Pete, The 70.1g end cut does have remnant fusion crust as can be seen in the photo. The material has some areas that have been sandblasted and then slowed down because of the dense glassy melt portions. It is pretty cool because you can take a peek into the stone from the exterior! Best

[meteorite-list] God bless ebay bidsniping programs

Listoids QMIG update of a sort... http://www.qmig.org Theres still the occasional bargain to be had on ebay and the prices sometimes plummet when you match bargain hunters against bidsniping programs Tis a harsh lesson for those sitting up typing away frantikally in the last few moments to

[meteorite-list] the terdaght meteorite fall

Hi list.I just got my 24 gram fragment of terdaght,the new morocco fall.It is very grayish in the matrix.It has a light brown secondary crust.It is highly magnetic.Possible H4 TO H5.If I was walking down the street and I saw this on the ground,I'd swear it looks like a piece of old concrete.It

[meteorite-list] Terdaght Meteorite Fall

Hello Steve and List, My two pieces from Philippe Léa support your statement that Tamdaght has a very grayish matrix. I couldn't detect any chondrules, so H5 or H4-5 might be a good guess. We know that there are many shattered, mostly small pieces and one of my specimens seems to show

[meteorite-list] Strangeness over Lake Placid, Florida

Dear List Members, I suspect we will see something posted on the List within the next couple days regarding a loud roaring noise over Lake Placid, Florida at about 8:20 PM tonight January 27th. I was working at my computer when I heard the first roaring sound that was too loud for one of

[meteorite-list] AD; OFFERS BEING ACCEPTED ON CERTAIN COLLECTION PIECES-Before...

Hello, As many of you know The Michael Cottingham Meteorite Collection is up for sale. I guess it is that time of year for me when I decide to do this crazy but often effective offering! I have a potential serious buyer for the entire collection, but I have retained the right to sell

[meteorite-list] AD - NWA 5480 Thin sections

I have 3 thin sections of the new NWA 5480 that I had made from some of the material I recieved from Greg Hupe. These are not covered, so testing is still an option. If anyone is interested in one, I have 2 currently listed on ebay. http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZstar_wars_coiiector Greg C.

[meteorite-list] Rocks from Space Picture of the Day - January 28, 2009

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Re: [meteorite-list] H4? the terdaght meteorite fall

--- On Tue, 1/27/09, steve arnold stevenarnold60...@yahoo.com wrote: snippy snippy ...Possible H4 TO H5...gray concrete...It is also devoid of chondrules. Uhooo Kay So if all you said is true...how can you say this is an H4 to H5? Elton __

Re: [meteorite-list] Terdaght Meteorite Fall

Hello Bernd, How can this technically be an 4-5 if there are no chondrules? I could understand sparse but isn't devoid a 6 or IMB? I have some 4and 5 grade Chondrules and while some may be weakly outlined they are still present. Or does this mean none actually none visible to the naked eye?