Is it really necessary to start now an argument about what someone donates
and thinks about it? Who cares how people see their own donations ? What
matters is that they donate something at all.
That's my two bobs worth from Australia.
Werner Schroer
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Hi Werner,
Exactly my thoughts. Can't say something nice then keep it to yourself.
The're trying to buy material to give to a school. Joe has offer
material and will be willing to take a loss, making the specimen both
available and less costly by the donations of others being given.
Can't
Hi all,
Hopper and I had barely returned from Wisconsin when we were asked to
film a segment for the local news. Although, we didn't find anything
we had great time filming. Later that day we interviewed with the
largest newspaper in the state. The video showed here locally but the
actual
Cool Idea using the LED stands! I like it.I like it a lot!!
Bill
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Thanks
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Hi Tim and All,
Thank you for this enjoyable program, Prospecting Channel:Franconia, Az,
Meteorite Hunting. I love these shows. Here's a direct link to this show as the
one provided by Tim (repost below) didn't work for me:
http://prospectingchannel.com/franconia-meteorite-hunting.html
This
Hi Matt, Joe and all,
Huge thanks to Ron Hartman and a $100 pledge (not yet received)
By Robert Matson and all those who have donated to date.
We now have $260- with another $100 pleadged by Robert.
This would be a 3.6g stone at the going rate.
If anyone has any small
Congrats Ruben, great job.
Best Wishes,
Joe Kerchner
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From: Ruben Garcia mrmeteor...@gmail.com
To: Meteorite List meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tue, May 18, 2010 1:37:02 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list]
Greetings Listoids!
Ok, so I have some tiny pieces of Wisconsin for sale. These are
intended for the budget-limited collector. You will surely find
bigger or nicer specimens of this fall for sale, but you will have a
hard time finding one that is less expensive than my $10 micros.
These $10
Hello Listers,
Here is the third installment on the topic of nanodiamonds, and this one I can
say can pull all 3 articles together so far and help bring them all circle.
Presolar grains from meteorites: Remnants from the early times of the solar
system
Katharina Lodders a,* and Sachiko Amari
It would be awesome if you all got the meteorite men, the press and a film crew
back to the fall area to have the town find its own meteorite. With little
advertisement I bet you could get hundreds of people show up! And I bet there
are still more to be found. cheers
I believe it is time to lobby congress for a new law where any meteorite found
becomes the exclusive property of the finder. This law would reduce any
litigation on meteorite finds end encourage hunting on public lands.
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Dear List Members,
Thank you, once again, for the opportunity to
advertise in this forum. This week, you will find that I started out all items
that are ending today at just 99 cents with no reserve. There are excellent
Lunar and Martian
specimens listed with a compliment of some of the
Tom, List
I am happy your enjoying the nanodiamond series. As for the electronic diamond
detector which band do you have? I hear and have read that the
Gemoro ULTRATester II Diamond Moissanite Sapphire Tester with ULTRAdock is a
great diamond detector.
I can see how graphite might trick a
Hi List,
I was wondering, while waiting for some freshly-sliced meteorites to
cool in the oven, what kind of contaminants does cutting add to the
meteorite? I am very careful and I only use distilled water as a
coolant - to prevent chlorine contamination of the specimens. But I
am sure that
Hi Mike,
I just was reading last night about how they cut the Antarctic
meteorites and they did a study on what is imparted to the meteorite
from the blade (they don't use any coolants while cutting). Diamonds
and some of the metal does smear and stick to the meteorite. Here's
the link to the
Just wanted to share...
Why I love meteorites, the science they support, and the questions that
can be answered.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGK84Poeynk
Billions and billions of stars... It's all really there, really really
there... We're all connected.
In the words of Carl Sagan If we
The discussion about the concerns of meteorite contamination while cutting
has jiggled a little bell. A few months ago I was talking with Rainer Arlt
about meteorites and he mentioned that he was involved with a project that
measured residual magnetism contained in fresh meteorites. I'm not
Hi all,
Thanks to all (Bill, Count, Rob, Paul, Joe and everyone else) who
emailed about the Ruben and Hopper Video In The News! Also, thanks
to the hundreds that clicked on the link and watched the video.
If you haven't seen it, here's the link again
Hi Gracie,
Thanks for the help!
Here is where it is hosted, for you or anyone else that wants to try
to download it.
http://www.azcentral.com/video/#/Meteorite+Hunter+Ruben+Garcia/82518267001
Let me know if you succeed.
Thanks again,
On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 2:04 PM, gracie gra...@sheverb.com
1.ON POSSIBLE SOLAR ORIGIN OF METEORITIC NANODIAMONDS
2.WHERE ARE THE NANODIAMONDS IN PRIMITIVE METEORITES? PRELIMINARY TEM
RESULTS
3. Presolar grains from meteorites: Remnants from the early times of
the solar system
4.Graphite/Diamond discussion. (Answer to my question)
This would be fine on BLM land, but not on private property.
Michael
On 5/18/10 9:36 AM, Steve Dunklee steve.dunk...@yahoo.com wrote:
I believe it is time to lobby congress for a new law where any meteorite found
becomes the exclusive property of the finder. This law would reduce any
Garcia, list,
here it is explained, for Internet Explorer and Firefox, how you can
download embedded videos.
Good luck.
http://www.ehow.com/how_2066698_download-embedded-videos.html
Cheers
Werner Schroer
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Hi,
Thanks for taking the time to research and send this link. It was
nice, but in this case the video is blocked. Downloading most videos
is easy, but I'd better not mess with trying to circumvent the system
and download something blocked. I think that my best bet is to try to
contact the
Can't agree more Tom!
Jerry
On May 18, 2010, at 7:50 PM, starsinthed...@aol.com wrote:
1.ON POSSIBLE SOLAR ORIGIN OF METEORITIC NANODIAMONDS
2.WHERE ARE THE NANODIAMONDS IN PRIMITIVE METEORITES? PRELIMINARY TEM
RESULTS
3. Presolar grains from meteorites: Remnants from the
I tried that this afternoon and located the .swf, but there's security in
there prevented me from opening it locally in the free Flash Player or in
Flash (CS3) itself.
Maybe someone will have better luck with this!
Garcia, list,
here it is explained, for Internet Explorer and Firefox, how you
Top stuff Rob...and a very cool move Michael!
Dave
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Robert D.
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 4:20 PM
To:
Hi Michael,
I use the cutting rust preventative by Bill Mason that you
Mix with distilled water (just a little goes a long way, making
It very inexpensive). Bill is the developer/inventor of all the
Paleobond products, but then got into meteorites. He knows
His stuff.
After slicing
Ruben, I like your laid back style. Your knowledge and experience is obvious to
the viewer. Carefully closing that livestock gate upon entering and leaving,
along with Hopper being kept on a lead, was smart, as you know it will make a
good impression on property owners who view this
Mike,
I respectfully disagree. I think they are splendid representatives
Of the community and if you knew them you would know they
Are not acting. In fact, I have been quite struck by how they are
Able to remain entirely themselves knowing cameras are pointed
At them throughout taping.
Interesting idea Steve. I think Vicky Olds could co-ordinate the hunt. Brian
Nodolf of Trelay Seed Co. should be able to give permission to hunt some of the
best acreage in the strewnfield. Even though all the property Trelay controls
has probably been hunted, I'm sure a small army of careful
Any such attempt would have to be worded very carefully and clearly to avoid
any possible disputes that would arise and also have an established system in
place to resolve such disputes.
A comment such as a new law where any meteorite found becomes the
exclusive property of the finder. scares
How about we keep the Meteorite Men out of it. It is about the Children and The
School... NOT THE METEORITE MEN. It is not a photo op for the Meteorite Men and
that show and those actors do not represent a lot of us, nor do we want them to.
Best Wishes
Michael Cottingham
hi all
some nice pretty chondrite , that worth a look at them
http://www.flickr.com/photos/azizhabibi/
the cut breccia or what ever it is, is a nice picasso
i wonder why it look like that,
good night aziz habibi
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Hi All,
Robert mentioned his 22.61 kg oriented nose cone below, but it's actually
Dhofar 1433 (not 1431). On the one hand it's hard to believe he'd forget
the number of this spectacular piece, but on the other hand he's found so
many meteorites I'm sure it must be hard to keep track ;-) Anyway,
Hi Mike, Greg, List,
A few people have asked me what lights to use for photographing
meteorites. I like to simplify and spend less cash on solutions so I use
a simple desk lamp.
This is the one I use...
http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/135512/Magnifier-Lamp-Black/
This one should work
Sorry, Eric, I have to disagree.
A stark white background is ...well...too white. It makes for harsh shadows
and contrast. I much prefer a cream/ivory or photo-gray background. It
makes for a softer picture. And Never, Ever black, it is too strong a color,
it overwhelms whether you are taking
Hi Anne,
Thanks for your input... Personal preference on background color is just
that. I personally like white. Been selling online for over 10 years and
a white BG is the #1 rule for retail internet sales. Now if you're
talking about art, or a more elegant tone, then I would agree with you
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