Carl,
yes, probably you better shouldn't have pressed the send button.
Neither you, Barry.
Of course everyone is free to express his opinion,
but the form it happened in, is not acceptable.
Here you have the list archives:
http://www.meteoritecentral.com/mailing-list-archives.html
There you
fantastic, another meteorite price ruined, from the $1000 of the d'Orbigny
to $75/gr. of this. Happy who have pay $1000/gr. for have a angrite
piece
Matteo
Matteo
I dont think that all L chondrites have price of NWA 869,
not all irons have price of Campo
not all angrites should have
is not a question of cry, is a question to me the money not born under the
cabbages, every money I give for pay a meteorite costs to me many, and I am
not happy to seen a meteorite pay $1000/gr. go to $75/gr.
Matteo
We collect, not investing !
We collect black, ugly rocks, unusable and we pay
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Hi to all, I hope everyone is doing good.
I have found a new building for the museum, its $200 less per month (only $600
vs $800) and has a good amount more floor space (8000 square feet)
It is going to cost about $1200 per month for the museum once rent, utilities,
security, insurance and so
Hi Greg and List,
I think this is a good thing you are doing, I hope it takes off and
becomes successful. If I wasn't too broke to pay attention, I'd pony
up some cash for it. Instead, all I can offer is verbal support.
If there is anything I can do (website work, social networking
promotion,
Hello Barry,
I usually won't even respond to that kind of unqualified IMCA bashing
emails, but since you seem to be new to meteorites and the meteorite
community I'd like to say a few words, just for the records in public:
You actually applied for IMCA membership less than a few weeks ago, but
I will donate a scale cube to anyone that has a display case for the possible
Nortaon meteorite museum. This way you have a extra scale cube that you can put
with your meteorites on display.
see scaleobjects.com for examples of what scale cubes I have available.
-Rex Scates
I'm normally just a lurker here on the forum, soaking up info and playing
with my meteorites.
Barry, This is such a great response to the message below, and quite
reasonable in the rebuke area considering the original message. I've
considered membership in IMCA just so I could better connect
Barry,
I am floored from what I read today of what transpired over the course of 12
hours. I am gone from the List for less then a day and I read these harsh
words your saying about IMCA and saying its corrupt, and to top it off, you
verbally assaulting a List member. I am sorry I cant
Hi Richard,
Shocking! A new find and not only the location but the Lat Long are
visible in the image!
Indeed! And actually deliberately so. (Though I don't have any
illusions
about it starting a meteorite trend.) ;-)
Congrats to Rob Bob on their find.
The find credit is all Bob's -- I
Hi List, Bob, Rob,
Sorry it's taken me this long to respond on such a momentous occasion.
A BIG CONGRATS to Bob on his first meteorite find! Awesome!
I had the pleasure of meeting and hunting a short while with Bob in WI
and was impressed with his tenacity and interest in meteorites. Also, it
Great find Bob! I've been out in that area south of Trona and have had good
luck. But I'm a newbie at this and want to ask 2 questions:
Is the Nomenclature Committee part of IMCA?
And if I find something how do I report it?
Thanks for your help
Rob
Hi Rob H.,
No, the Nomenclature Committee is part of the Meteoritical Society. If
you make a meteorite find, you are encouraged to request a provisional
name/number from the NomComm. There are specific instructions for doing
so on the Meteoritical Society's website:
Hi List,
I have been watching this growing clusterfrick from the sidelines and
I don't like a lot of what I am hearing. There are some
misconceptions in circulation and there are obviously some hard
feelings developing here.
First, as anyone with longevity on this list knows, I have butted
Hello World,
We're FREE!
Just a quick announcement about Meteorite Hunting Collecting Magazine.
After much experimentation, meetings, suggestions, advice, and soul
searching, we're making the Digital Edition FREE for everyone.
I believe you will enjoy it. This means all of you, quite
Greg,
Like we discussed on the phone a while ago, I think the museum is a
great idea, and I support the idea fully. Count me in to help where I
can, though all my money is tied up in a big project, I can offer you
some publicity for the new museum by referring people through my
websites, my
Hello everybody,
Thank you Shawn and thank you everybody who wrote here or privately; I most
certainly appreciate your support, your support of the IMCA and your offers
of help. All this is very much appreciated by the whole IMCA, board and
members.
Now the missing piece (missing link?) in
I'll glady post a banner for the museum and some links to it from my
website and social-networking profiles. :)
On 8/20/10, Meteorites USA e...@meteoritesusa.com wrote:
Greg,
Like we discussed on the phone a while ago, I think the museum is a
great idea, and I support the idea fully. Count
Hi List,
I was recently asked in email - why would I want to put a link on my
website that sends visitors away to a listing of competitors?
Here is the answer, for those who are also wondering -
I think you will find, that in the majority of cases, the sites on the
list will receive more
HELLO EVERYONE,
THREE CHEERS FOR ANNE!!! THREE CHEERS FOR IMCA!!! THREE CHEERS FOR ALL THE
GENTLEMEN AND LADY MEMBERS!!!
Count Deiro
IMCA 3536
-Original Message-
From: Martin Altmann altm...@meteorite-martin.de
Sent: Aug 20, 2010 5:42 AM
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject:
Hear Hear! I second that motion.
Eric
On 8/20/2010 2:23 PM, countde...@earthlink.net wrote:
HELLO EVERYONE,
THREE CHEERS FOR ANNE!!! THREE CHEERS FOR IMCA!!! THREE CHEERS FOR ALL THE
GENTLEMEN AND LADY MEMBERS!!!
Count Deiro
IMCA 3536
-Original Message-
From: Martin
Amazing there's No response on a meteorite list about possible
fossilized bacteria and microbes in meteorites Is it because it's on
Panspermia.org or that the word Panspermia is used?
Why the silence on such a HUGE subject?
Eric
On 8/20/2010 5:35 AM, Charles O'Dale wrote:
Bob/Rob:
What a first find:
You stop for a few hours in 100 degree temp and then find your first meteorite;
then you go skiing at Mammoth Mt. You just can't beat that. Congrats Bob, you
will never forget your first one; I hope you find many more in the future.
Greg S.
Hi Martin,
Thank you for expressing so well what I beleive many of us (IMCA and
non-IMCA members alike) feel about Anne and IMCA.
I have known Anne (via email and phone) for several years and feel we have
become good friends. She has always been very helpful to me,
answering questions and
Hello Listers,
I would like to thank everyone that submitted their answers to the POP QUIZ I
submitted yesterday and would Like to congratulate Steve Witt for being the 5Th
Lister to answer the POP QUIZ question correctly.
The question was
How many meteorite falls belong to the class F
Darn, I did have it right. :-(
Guess I wasn't 5th.
Stuart McDaniel
Lawndale, NC
Secr.,
Cleve. Co. Astronomical Society
- Original Message -
From: Shawn Alan photoph...@yahoo.com
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 6:44 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] POP
Hi Eric and All,
A very significant discovery indeed---and---the evidence to back it up!
A huge story! The Murchison data is pretty compelling.
Kirk.:-)
- Original Message -
From: Meteorites USA e...@meteoritesusa.com
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Friday, August
Hi Kirk, I agree such a discovery, if true, is monumental. Perhaps even
larger than one person could ever conceive or comprehend. As huge as
news of this is, not one person responded with comment to even refute
this lastest link or argue against it, or propose another opinion at
all. It
Hi Folks,
I think some of the reluctance to accept results like these is that
they are largely based on visual comparison. A scientist thinks the
structures seen in the meteorite closely resemble the structures of
bacteria. There is no definitive proof that the structures are indeed
fossilized
That's a good point, Mike. Anyone know what criteria is used here on Earth
when one finds a fossil to determine if it is the fossil of some kind of
bacteria?
keith
Original Message:
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From: Galactic Stone Ironworks meteoritem...@gmail.com
Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2010 19:12:37 -0400
Hi Eric,
I have been following that site for years, and there are many thought provoking
articles posted there.
As far as the claims of fossilized bacteria, they seem plausible to me, but the
researcher who has been doing this work for many years has yet to convince any
of his skeptical
Eric, Kirk Listees,
Most people post to the list (hopefully) when they think they have something
useful and positive to contribute. Perhaps the lack of posts simply reflects
the fact that there may be many people on the list knowledgeable about
meteorites, but few, if any, who are
The thought process to say up against is defeatist. Not that I'm
offended by it, I'm not, I'm just saying perhaps it should be work
together instead.
Here's something FUN!
I'm curious how many listees are actually open to it and believe. ;)
A POLL - Do you Believe in Aliens?
A POLL - Do you Believe in Aliens?
Does the question mean, do you believe in aliens that have found it's way
to earth, or do you believe that life exists somewhere else in the
universe?
GeoZay
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Hi List,
Forgive the semi-off-topic nature of this post, but I have just
learned that Jack Horkheimer has passed away at his home of a
respiratory ailment at age 72.
http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/08/20/1785361/star-gazer-host-jack-horkheimer.html
Jack was a fixture on television during my
That was very well stated, Charley! All of the people
on the IMCA board are very honorable persons, without
any doubt, and I am glad I happen to know some of them
in person.
Hats off to that folks, who have done and do a lot for
the collector and dealer community, in a most positive
sense!
Hi George, Good question...
It means Do you believe in Aliens? ;) Anywhere...
I'd ask if you think there is life ANYWHERE in the universe other than
on Earth. (that does not actually originate from Earth) ;)
If people believe aliens have visited us, then that's cool too.
Eric
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