Hi Greg,
Don't know your email program, but with mine, if I
Hit Reply it goes only to the person who posted. If I hit
Reply All then it goes to the person and to the list.
Best, Michael
On 5/5/10 7:02 PM, star_wars_collec...@yahoo.com
star_wars_collec...@yahoo.com wrote:
The
It seem dat way ta' me, too, Adum.
Michael
On 5/5/10 8:36 PM, Adam Hupe raremeteori...@yahoo.com wrote:
It seem un-American to me.
Best Regards,
Adam
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Hi All,
There have recently been several posts with links to photographs posted on
facebook. These links never seem to work for me as I am not on facebook and it
just asks for you to log in. I do not intend to join face book but enjoy seeing
folks pictures.
Does anyone have any advice on
Hey Graham,
as far as I can tell, even if the user has the album marked Everyone this
only means everyone who has a Facebook account. IOW, if you don't have a FB
account, you can't view the images.
--
Richard Kowalski
Full Moon Photography
IMCA #1081
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Hi Henry, list,
my page on Kunya-Urgench, updated last weekend:
http://www.thetricottetcollection.com/met_kunyaurgench.html
(but no slice pic, sorry)
ArnaudM
The Tricottet Collection of Natural History Specimens
(Minerals, Fossils Meteorites)
www.thetricottetcollection.com
Facebook: The
Hi Richard, All,
Although Steve Arnold of Meteorite Men posted a link to his facebook account
not long ago and I was able to view all his offers...infact purchased a few. I
recently went back in the met list archives and the link still worked?
e.g.
Yes, you are correct. I wonder what setting needs to be changed on my account
as I could not view my wall or photos without being logged in.
--
Richard Kowalski
Full Moon Photography
IMCA #1081
--- On Thu, 5/6/10, ensorama...@ntlworld.com ensorama...@ntlworld.com wrote:
From:
I found it. Here's what the Facebook FAQ says:
How do I share my albums with people who do not use Facebook?
When you are viewing your album, you will see a public link at the b...
When you are viewing your album, you will see a public link at the bottom of
the page. Sending this link to friends
Great Richard,
Glad that you posted that to the listmore chance of me being able to see
those space rocks.
Below...Not exactly on topicbut then there is 'Cat Mountain' :-)
Nice cat pictures...we have 3 Abyssinians.
One rather posh one called Imperial Grand Champion Wavetail Domino
Gary wrote:
Henry Mendoza's specimen, possibly Kunya-Urgench:
http://bigkahuna-meteorites.com/Images/KU.jpg
Hi Henry, Gary, Arnaud, and List,
There are three NWA meteorites in my collection that Henry's
(unclassified / unidentified) specimen reminds me of:
1. Tanezrouft 060 (LL4)
2. NWA 806
Hi Henry and Gary,
in my opinion this specimen is definitely no Kunya-Urgench.
In principle Kunya-Urgench, if fresh, is of a light-grey to witish
appearance.
But Kunya seemed to have to be exposed to humidity on the place of fall,
so that it has more or less very often hefty stainings from
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2010/05/05/a-thousand-trillion-suns/#more-15068
On topic because there are several asteroid streaks in the photo. :-)
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Top stuff Sean...top stuff! And thanks for another outreach post, along
with all of your other great work, Michael!
Dave
www.fallingrocks.com
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Hi Rob -
Xeno biology
They call it astrobiology.
If life ever began on Mars, I believe that it will still be there. The climate
cannot have changed quickly enough to extinguish microbial life and it should
thrive there not just cling on to existence.
Given the radiation environment,
I'm enjoying the information you fine collectors are putting on here as I
learn something new everyday. I thought I'd toss my two cents in there as an
f.y.i.
An acquaintance who has a mining claim on BLM is not able to mine the claim
now that the entire area in California has been practically
Dear List,
Hot off of the wire:
http://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.com/2010/05/argentina-large-fireball-6may2010-just.html
Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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Henry, Welcome to the list. There are a large group of great people on here.
Have fun and learn, just like I'm still learning.
Enjoy!
Brian
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Hello List,
Whatever your opinion is on this subject, I'm sure we can all agree on this one
thing - and that one thing was well-stated by McKay himself and was quoted in
the last paragraph of that recent article. Here it is:
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Hello List Members, i have 2100g primitive
chondrite for sale, the best of the best price ever. contact me for pics
price. My best Aziz
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Dear List,
Posted are 6/6 videos on the topic:
posted on YouTube by CarnegieInstitution —(418 views) 2009年06月19日
— Adrienne Kish is an astrobiologist with an interest in the microbiology and
molecular biology of extremophiles exposed to the types of environmental
conditions found on
Given the recent discussion about it, I did a Google
Search for discussions, outside of the meteorite list.
I should note, that the links, which posted below,
are what I found, and in no way represent my
position on this topic. In plain English, if a person
disagrees or dislikes what is posted
Thanks to all who have contributed in helping to rule out Kunya-
Urgench. I definately agree that it is not that meteorite.
Bernd suggested a NWA 806 and NWA 984. They were similar. Thank you
Bernd. I had gone thru the Bulletin listings and the pics it posts and
came up with thirteen that
Folks, I am posting this on behalf of Rex Scates (rexsca...@sbcglobal.net), who
is unable to post to the list for undetermined reasons:
*
I make Tungsten Carbide jewelry and after attempting to get scale
Thanks Paul,
I will have to read it more carefully when I return from the field on Monday.
Apparently, there is not much case law judging from the lack of meteorite
references, only two in California. It looks like none of the two cases made
it to supreme court and basically the finders just
From what I can translate the Secretary of the Astronomy Society of Argentina
said that the meteor was ..the size of a fist traveling from West to East at
an altitude of 100 kilometers...
It was visible over several hundred square miles. This area has a lot of nice
flat accessible farm land
Everett,
All due respect but this was exactly my point.
ALH84001 does NOT match Martian Oxygen isotopes . The ones within ALH84001
only match a theoretical but different Martian atmosphere.
Only the much younger SNC's match what we know to be Mars Ratios.
Houston we had a problem . No
Quick reminder:
As of January 1, 2008, No meteorite, new fall, old fall, newly
found,...etc, may be exported from Argentina.
Just ask Eduardo for details.
Anne M. Black
_http://www.impactika.com/_ (http://www.impactika.com/)
_impact...@aol.com_ (mailto:impact...@aol.com)
Vice-President,
As Henry mentioned yesterday, the Colorado School of Mines in Golden, CO has a
magnificent permanent meteorite display. Also, the curator of the CSM mineral
museum asked me to select a few irons and pallasites from my collection to
put on special exhibit until September. I encourage those
Hello All,
Is there any word yet as to what the Wisconsin meteorite will be
named? I guess I will have to photograph all of the local town signs
to make sure I get the eventual one.
From the WI strewnfield,
Greg Hupe
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Hi
Actually the law refers to NEW finds and falls, so any meteorite find or
found before December 2007 can be exported (with a few exceptions like
Campo del Cielo as there is a provincial law that protect Chaco meteorites).
About the new one, I was in contact with people from San Juan.
It was seen
Bernd
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Background info:
I sent this test mail because our son installed a new FritzBox today that makes
it possible to even receive a fax that is automatically converted to an email
format.
I can see my test post in the archives (and other members' posts) but it looks
like
I don't receive any emails
Dirk and List,
What strikes me as a layman after listening to Kirsh on extremophiles (thank
you for the link, Dirk) is that she and her associates in the field of
astrobiology, by their studies of the molecular processes in these life forms,
are admitting to that life survives extreme
Hi All,
Does anyone have any NWA 540 with which they would be willing to
part? ($ or trade) It is to make a thin section - so, ideally would be like
20 X 35mm, but any size at all would be better than nothing.
RSVP off list, please.
Thanks, Michael
Hello List
I have 20 fragments of Tamdakht, fall from 2008, at very low price.
And there will be to the end of sunday ...
5% discount on all 200$+ purchases
10% discount on all 400+ purchases
and all purchases get shipping free.
http://www.polandmet.com/
-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[
This event was possibly observed from Cerro Pachon in Chile as well, though
only as a bright flash (1-2 seconds) illuminating an overcast sky. It was
reported as lightning by the Gemini Observatory night crew as they left,
shortly after 5am local time (corresponding to 6am in Argentina). As
No doubt that Kirsh is right. But I am willing to bet that Kirsh would not
know an alien if he shook hands with one! When humans see alien life they just
say ho hum and keep going on about their day. They keep looking and get
excited when some microbe shows up in a meteorite. But if they
When humans see alien life they just say ho hum and keep going on about
their day. --
What exactly is this supposed to imply? I believe the possibility that aliens
exist, I do not believe I have ever seen one nor do I believe there is proof of
aliens in any way shape or form. You
Spoo Tar informs me he doesn't want to be
dragged into this kind of bickering on the List
Sterling K. Webb
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From: Warren Sansoucie warren3...@hotmail.com
To: balisterja...@att.net;
hi folks,
Just a follow up on the hunting on BLM and National and State, County, City
Parks, etc.
Beware of hunting on military areas also. I'm sure all of us have common
sense to not be walking around on Military Property and hunting for rocks,
Native American artifacts or meteorites.
List,
Sorry, my comments were intended to be off list. I forgot to delete the list
address.
Warren Sansoucie
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To: warren3...@hotmail.com; balisterja...@att.net;
meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject:
Cut some of the Wisconsin meteorite today.
I think it will be H4-6 breccia.
Here are some pics of a couple of the slices I thought some may like to see...
This is an AWESOME meteorite!
2.3g CS
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/jedisdiamond/DSCF4467.jpg
2.6g CS
Hi Yinan,
Thanks for refreshing my memory on the mining claim that the prospectors
filed on the land. I was in high school and remember reading that they were
not allowed to take the Old Woman meteorite as she sat in between the
boulders on that rocky area because it was not a locatable
Hello Listers,
I did some looking around about evidence of microbial fossils in Martian
meteorites and I found a few articles about magnetite and how science are
researching how magnetite can be formed biologically or inorganically on Earth,
resulting in magnetite crystals. This evidences has
On Thu, 6 May 2010 19:04:53 -0500, you wrote:
When humans see alien life they just say ho hum and keep going on about
their day. --
What exactly is this supposed to imply?
Sadly, I'm confident that he means this:
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/marte/esp_crinoid.htm
and similar
I think I may have posted this PDF before, but here's an old book chapter
about the possible fossils in ALH84001. Look especially at page 15, with the
size coparisons between fossils and known microorganisms on Earth:
http://webpages.charter.net/garrison6328/tmp/martian_fossils.pdf
Waren, I was not refering to you at all. I was talking about people in
general. And yes Daren I do think that the stuff that RH shows is just a bunch
of light and dark shadows. However I have a big respect fore NASA! I think
that they are doing a great job and should get all the funding
*sigh*
I am 'people in general.
Show me a house on Mars. Show me that it is not a shadow. Then I can believe
you.
What if the face on Mars is really just some mountains and shadows?
Why did alien civilizations conquer intergalactic travel to arrive here, blend
in with all of us only to
Regarding the discussions regarding the collecting of meteorites on
public lands... the BLM publishes brochures encouraging visitors to
pack out debris and routinely sponsors volunteer days where folks get
together to remove debris and exotic/invasive species. I could contend
that all meteorites
Hello list!
I have not posted in some time, but I decided to discount my specimens for
sale. All meteorites, tektites, and impactites are 10% off the listed prices,
and for orders of $1000 or more (whether they are single specimens or multiple
specimens exceed the total), I will take 15% off.
Hello,
You might recall that I put up a call for lunar micros for a young boy (his
name is Justin Labonte - a member questioned his identity and I answered rather
curtly which I do regret) who has some problems in life. Some generous members
here were kind enough to donate some material for a
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