Congratulations to everyone that has found a Wisconsin Meteorite and those
that have helped in the promotion of Meteorites as a hobby and have helped
to spread good will and a positive attitude of kindness amongst all of us.
I wish all of those there in Wisconsin now to have patience and to
Wow, Jeff.
Very well done, I must say! I had to watch it again. And again!
One of the most inspiring videos I've ever seen, meteoritic or not.
Thank you very much.
Linton
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From: Jeff Kuyken i...@meteorites.com.au
To: meteorite list
Yes sir, good stuff there. Very well written.
I bought my first few meteorites from Bob about 5 years ago via an Astromart
ad.
I had no idea you could actually buy your own meteorites prior to that.
I thought I'd get 4 or 5 and that would be the end of it.
Talk about the tip of an iceberg! g
Oh my...oh my
Jeff, Kudos!
What a fantastic package; so well done.
If you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend taking four minutes to
watch a really terrific piece.
Once again, bravo! (In fact, it's so good it's going to attract
attention---so you better get your licenses in
Okay...all the bottles(4) of Mt. St. Helens volcanic ash has been given
away. If you heard from me, you were one of the lucky one's and they will be
mailed tomorrow.
GeoZay
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Yes, Darryl, I agree completely. Jeff, that's a wonderful work indeed.
Countless compliments, and thank you so much - I feel enriched.
Best regards,
Matthias
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From: Darryl Pitt dar...@dof3.com
To: Linton Rohr linton...@earthlink.net
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Chunk 'o phosphorus. From a weapon, maybe?
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3880496,00.html
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Hi griff.Please post this to the list pleae.Last time I'll ask.Thanks my
friend.
Steve Arnold
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To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wed, April 21, 2010 7:45:24 PM
Subject: a final goodbye to everyone
Well...just had an Eureka moment. I was sitting here at my desk with a
bottle of volcanic ash from Mt. St. Helens and a earth magnet in my hand. I
brought the magnet to the ash and discovered that the ash was attracted to
it. I didn't know this before...son of a gun. :O)
GeoZay
That should help the relationship between the farmers and hunters
thenespecially if they work out the price per gram as you have or follow
the posts on this list!
I think the landowners will take quite a lot of persuading that it is very
unlikely that larger pieces will sell for this price
Hi again, George:
Thanks for the heads up on that meteorite site. I just signed up
and am awaiting approval. I also have a nice collection of meteorite
samples, around 100 bought a number of years ago before prices went
crazy to the ridiculous values of today. Got most of mine from
Again? This is the third time that I can think of.
Hope to hear from u again, im sure we will. If not best of luck to you.
Best wishes
joe
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From: Floyd Griff Griffith griff6...@msn.com
Sent: Sunday, April 25, 2010 10:31 AM
To: meteorite-list
Steve, I always thought you were a cool guy. I also know that you will be
back. Meteorites are in your blood , like mine. I have been into meteorites
off and on since about 1955! You can't really let go! You will be back!
Good luck in your new adventures! What are your new adventures?
Meteorites are like the Hotel California. You may check out, but you
can never leave. ;)
On 4/25/10, James Balister balisterja...@att.net wrote:
Steve, I always thought you were a cool guy. I also know that you will be
back. Meteorites are in your blood , like mine. I have been into
That's just the thing. Meteorite Men is a great hit. It has a lot of new
followers. These pieces have a lot more going for them besides the fact that
they are an extremely popular fall. They were found by Steve during filming.
They are going to hold a higher value, especially if the collector
Good morning;
Please note that it's against List policy to post for other people.
Regards, Art
On Apr 25, 2010, at 8:31 AM, Floyd \Griff\ Griffith griff6...@msn.com
wrote:
Hi griff.Please post this to the list pleae.Last time I'll
ask.Thanks my friend.
Steve Arnold
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Good luck Steve and God bless! Space Rxs are amazing and you can't forsake
them - we'll see you again. Maybe you'll be back after Park Forest II (it
could happen). ;-)
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From: Floyd Griff Griffith griff6...@msn.com
To: meteorite-list
Hi Dirk, GeoZay, etc,
If you go to Meteorite Central (the web page from which the
List sprung, you can scroll down just a tad and read the most
Accurate account of the history of the list:
http://www.meteoritecentral.com/
Best wishes, Michael
On 4/24/10 7:50 PM, Dirk Ross
Chicago Steve,
I hope you will stay in touch. Joan and I enjoyed meeting you in Tucson and
appreciate your friendship. Thank you for all the freebies you gave us over
the last year. We both hope you will enjoy your new phase of life.
Guido
IMCA 3536
-Original Message-
From: Floyd
The NPR radio program Whad'Ya Know? yesterday had Brooke Norsted, Assistant
Director of the UW Geology Museum on the program yesterday. The program itself
comes from Madison, Wisconsin.
Her segment came on 6 minutes 45 seconds into the third half hour of the
program and lasts 10.5 minutes.
Warren, Steve, List,
This is insane. IMHO it does not speak to the value of the other meteorite
finds at all. Unless all things are equal?
Provenance is King here.
1). This is from the meteorite men Himself.. People will pay more because it
is a Steve self find.
2). If Bob Haag had found this
Hit to all, I have some really nice meteorites listed on ebay some are still at
the .99 starting bid.
Great deals on other nice meteorites also.
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZwanderingstarmeteoritesQQhtZ-1
Hope everyone is having a good day.
Greg Catterton
www.wanderingstarmeteorites.com
Hmm. Very interesting.
I was recently tryring out my new metal detector (thanks, Ruben) on our
property in southern Utah and discovered that the lava bomb boulders
strewn across the landscape are hot rocks and are slightly mag-attracted.
The boulders were ejected from Boulder Mountain and
In addition, I found a great
deal of aluminum foil, and a few bullet casings.
Both are signs of the presence of early man. :O)
GeoZay
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Hi Jeff and List,
I am back home and have been catching up on emails and other To-Do's over
the weekend. I have been reading the emails in order of post and reached
Jeff's, The Wonder Of Meteorites video, what a great 4-minute break.
Excellent job, Jeff! Thank You.
I still have yet to reply
:
This is excellent info to know. Has anyone tested any Iceland ash?
Future claims of micrometeorites discovered in one's gutter
may well be magnetic ash.
I'm just guessing, but if Mt. St. Helens ash attracts to a rare earth
magnet, I suppose all volcanic ash will do the same. It didn't jump
Hi all
I have some ebay auctions ending in about 4 hours. Nice material is there at
cheap prices. Please have a look here:
http://stores.ebay.com/Mile-High-Meteorites
Matt
Matt Morgan
Mile High Meteorites
http://www.mhmeteorites.com
P.O. Box 151293
Lakewood, CO 80215
If there is a lesson I have learned since April 14, it is that collecting is
one thing -- hunting is something else altogether.
A number of you have responded to my earlier posts regarding the Livingston
hunt, calling and emailing with valuable tips, information and suggestions.
I certainly
Hello List,
In line with NASA's 2009 paper (Life on Mars: New Evidence from Martian
Meteorites - McKay, Thomas-Keprta, Clemett, Gibson, Spencer, Wentworth).
Stepehen Hawkins makes a cryptic comment in this release touting his soon to
debut telly program (May 9th - Discovery Channel)surmising
This is excellent info to know. Has anyone tested any Iceland ash?
Future claims of micrometeorites discovered in one's gutter
may well be magnetic ash.
Thanks,
Ken
On Sun, Apr 25, 2010 at 11:51 AM, geo...@aol.com wrote:
Well...just had an Eureka moment. I was sitting here at my desk with a
Hi all -
Having met most of the Apollo astronauts way back when, and having joined Dr.
Aldrin and Jack Schmitt over buffets several times, here's a little more of the
story, right from here in Kempton, Illinois.
In theosophist religions, the Moon, Mars, and other planets were all
inhabited.
Good day list,
One of my local astronomy clubs held an Astronomy Day event at the local
library yesterday. In addition to the usual evening star party, there were
afternoon presentations inside. Outside the entrance, I set up my solar
scope and a table full of meteorites. Along with the
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/April_25_2010.html
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For those of you in the Tucson area, or those who will be visiting on May 22nd,
we, along with the Mt. Lemmon Sky Center will be hosting an open house on Mt.
Lemmon. This open house is part of the ongoing festivities for the Lunar and
Planetary Lab's 50th anniversary celebrations.
Most of the
Guido,
I try (emphasis on try) to follow Hawking and interestingly, the main reason he
fears aliens is because he says they would be far more advanced then we are.
This because they got here. If they are advanced enough to travel such great
distances (at least 100's of light years) they are
Hello List,
I wanted to write a few things about the fantastic hunting experience last
week in Wisconsin. It was a real blast. ( No pun intended... THIS time.)
I knew I would naturally run into some long time friends, such as Mike, Greg,
Rubin, Robert, Geoff, Dave, Rob, Cottingham and many
Don't sound like a meteorite to me!
http://www.ubalert.com/a/17256
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Somewhere above earth is America’s latest spaceship, a 30ft craft so
classified that the Pentagon will not divulge its mission nor how much it cost
to build.
The mysterious X37B, launched successfully by the US Air Force from Cape
Canaveral on Thursday, using an Atlas V rocket, looks like a
Terrific trip report, Robert, and very happy to hear that you made a
find -- even a small one. Hey: the small ones are the hardest to
find! I'm only sorry that I'll have just missed meeting you in the
field -- I'll be there Tuesday-Thursday this coming week. :-(
Wish me luck -- based on the
Any one have and knowledge as to when the farmers in the area plan to plant
their crops? That will be the end of hunting untill the fall harvest.
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If you mean the Wisconsin field, plowing/planting has been going on for the
last ten days, or so. We have had an early spring, so corn and some other
crops are already going in the ground. This weekend's rains have slowed
things slightly, but expect planting to continue this week and beyond.
Linton:
I'm glad to hear you had such success. My astronomy club TAAS met up at
Conn College's Olin observatory at the invitation of one of our members who
also is the physics and astronomy professor. Another member gave a talk to
groups of parents and children about meteorites and of
Hi Rob,
Best of luck to you! You certainly deserve to find a big one with your huge
contributions to the recovery of this one and past falls!!
Thanks again!
Greg
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From: Rob Matson mojave_meteori...@cox.net
To: Robert Woolard meteoritefin...@yahoo.com;
There's a long discussion of this over at /.
http://science.slashdot.org/story/10/04/25/1143225/Dont-Talk-To-Aliens-Warns-Stephen-Hawking?art_pos=9
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What a terrific image!! The quintessential image of this hunt.
Really great, Bob. Wow.
And congratulations, Larry!!It was a long time coming but I'm so
glad you landed one.
All best / Darryl
On Apr 25, 2010, at 4:28 PM, Michael Johnson wrote:
Hi all,
These specimens are worth seeing even if you have no desire to
Purchase, as this material is so rare:
I posted a sale to my customers (what lists I have gathered since
The great computer crash of 09).
I still have the following sized Sylacauga specimens cut from a
After three days with nothing more than what appears to be a flake of fusion
crust http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y249/razor_wire/fusionflake.jpg, I met a
very happy group that allowed me to pose with their new finds.
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y249/razor_wire/newfinds.jpg
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y249/razor_wire/fusionflake.jpg
Anybody know how to test this without destroying it?
_
The New Busy is not the too busy. Combine all your e-mail accounts with
I also want to mention another few new friends I had the pleasure to make on
the trip. And they would be Todd Parker, Jack Schrader,and Jim Baxter. Although
I didn't get to spend as much time with them as I would have liked, I was very
happy to finally meet them all (even if they did show me up
Gorgeous, Stunning specimen - thank you MJ for the pics and congratulations to
Mr. Baxter.
This should lighten the mood here.
All the best to everyone,
Jessica
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From: Michael Johnson mich...@rocksfromspace.org
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sat,
Dear Friends,
Ribbon tessera terrain on Venus challenges catastrophic
resurfacing hypothesis.
Venus Records a Rich Early History
ScienceDaily, March 25, 2010)
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/03/100326125438.htm
the paper is:
Hansen, V. L., and I. Lopez, 2010, Venus records
a rich
in Fake Lunar Landing Response at
http://six.pairlist.net/pipermail/meteorite-list/2010-April/063904.html
E. P. (Grondine) wrote:
In theosophist religions, the Moon, Mars, and other
planets were all inhabited. One of these theosophist
religions, the Lemurian Fellowship, was stolen by
Richard
Hi all - I just spent 3 days in the area. New finds are coming in-
I have enough stones with authenticated data(by me) to make a prelim strewn
field map as a very amateur attempt .
If any degreed people. On the list can help get this refined - I would
appreciate the help.
If you have a
Are you going to put the map up for the list?
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From: atul atulkuma...@yahoo.com
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meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sun, April 25, 2010 9:38:15 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] WI fall- new data for strewn field map.
I would like to go as soon as I can. But it looks like not anytime soon.
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From: atul atulkuma...@yahoo.com
To: James Balister balisterja...@att.net
Sent: Sun, April 25, 2010 11:29:37 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Fw: WI fall- new data for strewn field map.
I remember Atul making the same request during Park Forest but I don't remember
seeing his final results.
Please post your Park Forest map, Atul.
Date: Sun, 25 Apr 2010 21:20:27 -0700
From: balisterja...@att.net
To:
Hi everyone, hopefully this email finds you all well.
Just a quick question, sorry if this has been discussed already, I'm
in the field and have intermittent internet. Does anyone know
type/class yet, and who is doing classification? We know it's a
gorgeous brecciated meteorite and that
Bill kies-I don't remember you- and certainly don't remember getting any data
from a bill kies.
Thank you
Atul kumar
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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From: bill kies parkforest...@hotmail.com
Date: Sun, 25 Apr 2010 23:40:48
To: balisterja...@att.net
Cc:
Let's see the result of your Park Forest study. That will inspire confidence in
your current project.
Thank you,
Bill
To: parkforest...@hotmail.com; balisterja...@att.net
CC: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Fw: WI
Hi Atul and all,
First, I am pretty sure that I received a Park Forest map from Atul
after I made the request. I know he shared information with
researchers. I would also say this is a trustworthy individual if you
want to give up your data so he can do some ploting.
With that said, what
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