Dear List,
I have just posted the 2009 Comet Calendar of the Northern Hemisphere for
those that might be interested. If you have a topic for posting related to
meteorites, fireballs, and other current news please let me know off list.
Thank you.
Best Regards, Dirk Ross...Tokyo
Hi All,
However...If you check out Bob Haag's collection book there is a picture of a
Milbillillie which has a fusion crust identical to this. page 66.
Perhaps slightly less vesicular.
Graham Ensor, UK.
Jeff Kuyken i...@meteorites.com.au wrote:
Interesting post Randy. When you compare
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I haven't spoken up before about multiple ads but it's been close a
couple of times. I have to admit it's a bit annoying when there are a
lot of ads from one seller. If one seller keeps sending multiple ads to
the list it won't swamp the list, but if all sellers starts to do it
then it will
All these posts about AD posting and Tucson is here! Wake up people
jeez. Can we get past this and stop the FREAKING WHINING! I've read more
in the last 3 days about the ADs on list from those whiners who don't
like seeing ADs on list than I've seen actual ADs on the list. Cut the
crap, hit
Hi Guys,
We're very excited about the show since this is our first... Any tips,
ideas, best places to enjoy? We're only gonna be there for 2 days maybe
3 so any info is appreciated. We're not just there for meteorites, we'll
be stocking up on both meteorites and minerals. Anyone who has some
So do the Roddenberrys have the potential to become
..Trektites?
Elton
--- On Thu, 1/29/09, Pete Pete rsvp...@hotmail.com wrote:
From: Pete Pete rsvp...@hotmail.com
Subject: [meteorite-list] Off Topic; For Trekkies
To: meteoritelist meteoritelist
Hi Erich,
I'm one of the people who initially mentioned my thoughts about the frequent
sales within a few days of the initial offering.
I run my own health and safety business and employ about a dozen
subcontractors across the US, so I know what running a business is all
about.
Yes, I am mainly
Greetings,
I know the attendees at the Tucson Show are busy, both dealers and dealers
with rooms, and collectors marching around the show but. if some
of you attending the show could provide some photos of the happenings for
those of us who can't attend it would be most
Greetings,
I was wondering if anyone on the list might know of a good, complete source
of Nininger's correspondence papers. Not sure where the bulk of these are at
or copies, even though they are sited in papers by researchers from time to
time.
If anyone knows of a place where these papers
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009 06:20:08 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
So do the Roddenberrys have the potential to become
..Trektites?
Scotty did.
http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2008/08/07/spacex-rocket.html
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During the heyday of hunting the Franconia area in 2004 John Wolfe came across
several small stones that were less magnetic and appeared different from the
small Franconia stones. I sent a sample to Cascadia Meteorite Lab, and the
result was Buck Mountains 002,an L6. They were found in a small
I have questions anf thoughts about Tucson...
Is it really worth going? I would think that prices would be hogher due to cost
of travel and living (room, food etc) for the show and the dealers wanting to
recover funds for that.
Also a friend is out there and says its slower then he has ever
Greg, I am flabergasted at this email. I sold nearly $20,000 yesterday out of
the room, the show hasn't even started yet. So I am not sure where you are
getting your information, but it is either wrong, or from a dealer who doesnt
have crap to offer, or offers crap. I am sure with the economy
In a message dated 1/30/2009 1:49:30 P.M. Central Standard Time,
star_wars_collec...@yahoo.com writes:
I have questions anf thoughts about Tucson...
Is it really worth going? I would think that prices would be hogher due to
cost of travel and living (room, food etc) for the show and the
Hi Greg and List Members,
You are right about it being expensive. The hotels and rental car agencies jack
up their prices to ridiculous levels during the show. You cannot get a direct
flight in without passing through Phoenix where almost every flight is
overbooked. One year, Zann and I got
I agree,
Everyone should stay home. That way, I can buy all the meteorites
And then you can all later buy them from me! Save LOTS of $! Besides,
No one ever has any fun in Tucson!
As for the rest of us fools . SEE YA THERE!
Michael
On 1/30/09 11:47 AM, Greg Catterton
Hello list,
I have a largest meteorite for sale, its tow pieces one weigh 19240g the other
50660g, who's interessing cantact me aidmoha...@rocketmail.com
who interessing can see it on this web:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34968...@n08/.
best regards
Aid mohamed
--- On Fri, 1/30/09, Adam Hupe
Hi Larry,
Tried to look you up in the Meteorite Exchange Tucson Gide
To Meteorite dealers and people and could not find you in the Inn
Suites listing. Is there a reason for this?
RSVP
Thanks, Michael
On 1/30/09 11:10 AM, Larry Sloan gldfin...@yahoo.com wrote:
During the
I only have talked to one person out there - they sell earth rocks and
minerals, not meteorites - they told me that they have done nothing like
previous years there at this point. Maybe its just that area that isnt doing
well, maybe its him... he sells really nice stuff so I know the quality is
Stone tool artifacts discovered in suevite in Malaysia
http://www.researchsea.com/html/article.php/aid/3937/cid/6/research/usm_archaeological_discovery_can_change_world_history.html?PHPSESSID=b8204aec6f223e9ca02c1eae347bf168
An interesting article but maybe someone can explain to me how a
Hi,
I agree Mike...
As someone who has travelled to Tucson for the last two shows all the way from
the UK, I can tell you that the Tucson experience is worth the trip and expense
even if you you didn't buy a single rock. It is worth it just to meet everyone,
wander around in the glorious
Hello List
I have some new auctions started this evening.
Some rare types and beautifull :D
Eucrites, brachinite, winonaite, diogenite, CK3, some low type chondrites
including L3.05!
http://stores.ebay.com/PolandMET-Store
Have fun in Tucson !
I will have fun in Austria alps from tomorrow :)
Hi All,
I would encourage everyone to go to Tucson if they have a chance. If
you have ever dreamed of hunting meteorites or wanted to hold a rare
meteorite this is the place, not to mention the Famous birthday Bash
and auction!
To make everyone happy for the high cost of travel, rooms, food
Hi Folks!
A couple of questions from the peanut gallery for the Tucson veterans :
Not this year, but starting next year I plan to attend each year. We
will be staying in our RV.
1) Are there any good national or state parks with camping facilities
that someone can recommend? Or do all of
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
January 26-30, 2009
o Nanedi Valles (Released 26 January 2009)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20090126a
o Landslides (Released 27 January 2009)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20090127a
o Dunes (Released 28 January 2009)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20090128a
o Dark
Greg,
It all depends on what they are selling, the quality and the prices. That
person might've had great quality material, but if the price is too high,
the material won't sell well.
Could this show be a dissapointment like Denver was?
Was Denver a disappointment??? I don't know how any of
Hi friends and listees!
It's me again, and things are heating up now in our move from Louisiana
to Tampa. Besides moving, I am stocking up on the necessary tools
of the meteorite hunting/preparation trade. I have little or no
experience with metal detectors, lapidary saws, and this other stuff
Now that I have local friends who invites me every year to stay with them, I
don't mind giving up my secret spot where I use to stay at for $25 a night.(Now
up to $35 during the show, but hey find me a cheaper flop.) It is probably too
late to get a bunk now, but one can try to see if there any
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I forgot to mention that I have new specimens of D'Orbigny Angrite and
amazing NWA 5206 LL3.05 on my page
http://www.PolandMET.com
aye
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I donno-- that just seems to fall in the uh, yeah-- suuure category. An
impact breccia is going to have chunks broken into all kinds of shapes-- some of
which look sorta like primitive stone tools.
http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/Friday/National/2465951/Article/index_html
Rewriting
A new paper has just been published about this impact.
Smith, J. R., M. R. Kleindienst, H. P. Schwarcz, C. S.
Churcher, J. M. Kieniewicz, G. R. Osinski, and A. F.C.
Haldemann, 2009, Potential consequences of a Mid-
Pleistocene impact event for the Middle Stone Age
occupants of Dakhleh Oasis,
On Sat, 31 Jan 2009 00:40:24 -0500, you wrote:
Mokhtar said the evidence found included stone-made tools such as axes and
chopping tools.
Hey, I just realized-- you could have a hammer hammer.
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Sonny posted:
To make everyone happy for the high cost of travel, rooms, food etc
I will be giving FREE autographs and photo opportunities to the
first 200 people .
Are you serious! Man, it's worth going to AZ just for that : )
But seriously: weather is great, the trees at the InnSuites
Hello List
Here are a few reasons to go to Tucson.
The weather
http://www.geocities.com/arizonaviking2000/Tucson2009w1d5a284.jpg
Best of all, seeing friends
Al Hans
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Luc Dima
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