http://colombiareports.com/colombia-news/news/11683-giant-fire-ball-
falls-from-the-sky-in-central-colombia.html
http://tinyurl.com/23mw8qh
Best regards,
Horace Heffner
http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/
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google of (santander colombia meteorite) produces disappointing
videos and pictures
See:
Interesting indeed! I like smelling fresh pieces of meteorites in the morning
and getting high off the aromas! (j/k though whenever I get my hands on
particularly an unweathered meteorite, I have to take some sniffs of it)
Imagine having a sizable broken chunk of Allende (smells something
I was quite amazed, as it seemed for an instant that a great meteor
storm was brewing. The initial flash that caused me to look up and the three
after spanning maybe 4 seconds and to see 4 meteors...
I stayed out for another half hour hoping... But nothing more...
I think the meteor
Hello All,
I have 12 rare meteorites on ebay, ending in about 36 hours:
http://shop.ebay.com/pema9/m.html?_nkw=_armrs=1_from=_ipg=
- ORGUEIL CI1, France, fell 1864, 10 mg
- TABOR, Czech Republic, fell 1753, 165 mg
- SARATOV, Russia, fell 1918, 226 mg
- UTZENSTORF, Switzerland, fell 1928, 18 mg
Melanie and all,
Don't know who you bought your Allende from but.I don't know how to
say this, but I have sold off some Allende recently. Had some sitting
on the counter where I make my margaritas and there is a possibility
that I got some lime on some specimens by accident. I usually
My smelly Allende fragment came from Gary Fujihara, and it does smell like
margarita! I doubt that any of his Allendes were contaminated with such...
unless he originally purchased them from you?
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IMCA: 2975
eBay: metmel2775
Known on SkyRock Cafe as SpaceCollector09
I
Hi Horace,
The picture is definitely the fireball of Villalbeto de la Pena, 2004,
Spain.
Best!
Martin
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Gesendet: Samstag, 11.
my humbilist apologies. I THOUGHT IT was frm my socks.!clear skys! Steve
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all i can say is there seems to be a great interest in tektites. Sterling?Can
you stay sane enough to write the definitive book? Cheers Steve
On Fri Sep 10th, 2010 1:06 AM EDT Ed Majden wrote:
Are there any tektite experts on this list? The formation of tektites
has been a mystery to
Hello Steve and List,
The only meteor sightings I could find in my Sky Telescope back issues
for September do not fit the information you have provided...unfortunately.
Here is what I found in the September 1981 issue, p. 236:
New meteor shower. Last year, P. MacKinnon and R.A. Keen of
looks like small indo china tektite . Clear skys .Steve
On Thu Sep 9th, 2010 11:25 PM EDT Michael Blood wrote:
Posted this (Below) earlier but if it went out to
Others, it did not make it back to me
Has anyone heard of the claims related to tektites
Associated with the the Tunguska event?
Hi,
I thought that it is Angra dos Rios that smelled like socks :). If any one
knows where I can purchase some Angra dos Rios please let me know.
Thanks,
Peter Scherff
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Hi Shawn,
I doubt that soaking a meteorite in alcohol will remove rust. I've used
fine grit sandpaper to remove rust from slices. Lay the sandpaper on a hard
flat surface and gently rub the meteorite onto the sandpaper. For removing
rust from iron etched slices, I use a product called Bar
Yeah this is fraudlent. These are Indochinites.
Aubrey
www.tektites.co.uk
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Tunkuska Tektites?
To: mlbl...@cox.net, meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/September_11_2010.html
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Hi
I'm not sure if I qualify as a tektite 'expert', but I have done a lot of
private research. I am working on a book which is 2/3 complete - hopefully
2011, but I struggle to find the time with my work and new baby!
I have an extensive reference list on my website www.tektites.co.uk. This
Aubrey,
Keep working on your book, I'm sure there is a lot of interest in the subject,
especially for a source takes all the best research out there and puts it
together in a interesting and unified narrative.
Question:
Oblique impacts and those impacting silica rich sedimentary rock favor
Great collection... Bravo !
Fabien
Fabien Kuntz
Météorites (ventes, expertise, conférences)
Animation scientifique et technique
WWMETEORITES (Siret : 511 850 612 00017)
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Hi Andrew:
I just received an e-mail from Aubrey Whymark in the UK. He
referred me to this interesting web site:
Ed
http://www.tektites.co.uk/
On 11-Sep-10, at 7:54 AM, copernicus1...@telus.blackberry.net wrote:
Hey Ed: Thanks for fowarding to the RASClist the Tektites item.
Hi Mike and all tektitophiles,
have a look on my website http://webplaza.pt.lu/guyhein/index.html.
My book ' Tektites - witnesses of cosmic catastrophes' gives an explanation on
impactors hitting Earth under a very oblique angle and producing tektites. The
book collects a lot of research from
Hi List,
I just wanted to publicly acknowledge how WICKED Mirko Graul's iron
specimens are. His preparation, etching and photography are
top-notch. I could stare at photos of his irons all day. Recently I
spent over an hour just clicking on his photos in the EOM and drooling
over them. I have
Magical treasures of the camel train for the cabinet of the
scholar-adventurer - great, Svend, the whole constellation as well as the
photograph. Congratulation and all best for the work still in progress.
Best,
Matthias
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From: Michael Johnson
Hello Listers,
I have some great historic meteorites ending soon on eBay. If you have been
looking for that great meteorite fragment look no further. I have meteorites
from the 1400's all the way up to 2008, all with a great past. I was once told
that a meteorite with a history will always at
Well after doing some much needed thinking Im going to sell my camp
for a low price. Im not going into dealing just collecting if you need
anything just msg me
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=170538966689
Thanks
Jes
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Off topic, but due to the nature of this day I feel the need to post.
Not often do I share what I write, usually I just stick them away in my little
folder marked pure feelings and thoughts where they remain.
I wrote this the day of 9/11 and after 9 years of keeping it to myself, here it
is.
Thank you, Greg!
Very much appreciated!
So many years have passed and it still sends shivers down my spine.
And, yet again, there were tears in my eyes when I watched and relived
those terrible moments on TV while listening to the victims' names and the
messages their loved ones had written.
Hello all
I have a few things on the Bay ending in a few hours
http://shop.ebay.com/nakhladog/m.html
And please have a visit to the new Nakhla Dog Meteorites page on Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/nakhladog?ref=name#!/pages/Nakhla-Dog-Meteorites/120478081337973?ref=sgm
Rob Wesel
Now that is an impressive group of meteorites! Well done.
Mike in CO
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Hi List,
Does anyone have any links to close up photos of nwa-2362, nwa-2050,nwa-2062,
or
simlar Eucrites
I want to see what the crystal structure looks like as you were looking at a
slice
through a 10x loope or a magnifying glass. ( Do not want to go to micro, I have
seen thin sections)
I
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Since there have been two requests today, here is the link for those that wish
to remove the email addresses.
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Scroll to the lower portion and you will find unsubscribe info.
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Hi List,
I notice two people have asked how to leave the list today. It is
simple. When you joined the list, you received an email with
instructions on how to leave the list or alter your subscription.
You can go to the link below. Replace the with your email
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Dear Friends:
By now, all of you who subscribe to Meteorite magazine should have gotten
your August issue. We hope that you like the changes. With Jessica Park
leaving as Production Manager, we were asked to take over the production
of the August issue and look into ways to increase circulation.
Hi Larry,
This is sad news. You and Nancy have done such a spectacular job with
the magazine over the years. The bar is set very high for whoever
takes over the reins.
Best regards,
MikeG
On 9/11/10, lebof...@lpl.arizona.edu lebof...@lpl.arizona.edu wrote:
Dear Friends:
By now, all of
I recently acquired a 30g crusted chunk of Johnstown that has a neatly typed
label glued to it with the numbers 182a.1. I was once told these labels were
from the American Museum in New York. The label is about 6mm long x 3 mm tall.
Can anyone help out?
Thanks,
Matt
Hello,
I have started to put all of my last Gebel Kamil specimens on ebay and in my
store. Although, they are in a discounted sale at the moment...I am more
interested in inviting folks to make trade offers...especially for other iron
meteorite specimens. I am open to all possibilities...
SEE
Hi List,
I am looking for some small Moldavite pieces. Chipped or damaged is OK.
I am also looking for small crumbs, slivers or specks of the following
falls. These are for resale, so no retail price offers please.
Kosice
Breja/Taouz
Jesenice
Zunhua
Plescoi
Almahata Sitta
Buzzard Coulee
Cali
Hi all,
I have come to realize there is a crucial tool for meteorite
Hunting that I have yet to hear of anyone using: iPad using
Google Earth with the GPS coordinates.
To use this tool in the field, you must have one of the
Models with G3 capability. That said, you can not only
I've wondered about the iPad and using it with Google Earth as a mobile
mapping/plotting platform. Though I've read you must be near a WiFi spot
to use it, just like using your laptop computer. If there is a mobile
broadband modem/connection then it would be feasible and a very useful
tool.
Absolutely agree.
Mirko is an artist...and a lovely fellow as well!/ d,
On Sep 11, 2010, at 1:06 PM, Galactic Stone Ironworks wrote:
Hi List,
I just wanted to publicly acknowledge how WICKED Mirko Graul's iron
specimens are. His preparation, etching and photography are
top-notch. I
Hello Eric
We are mostly in really bad como in the field and have no Wi fi period. This
is what we use or a version of.
http://www.highspeedsat.com/gsp-1600.htm
When really in trouble the Spot device will help us out with home base.
http://www.findmespot.com/en/index.php?cid=101
We are usually
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