http://arxiv.org/abs/1009.4251
Australian Aboriginal Geomythology:
Eyewitness Accounts of Cosmic Impacts?
Authors: Duane W. Hamacher, Ray P. Norris
(Submitted on 22 Sep 2010)
Abstract: Descriptions of cosmic impacts and meteorite falls are found
throughout Australian Aboriginal oral
Thanks so much for sharing, Robert - an utmost interesting subject indeed.
Best regards,
Matthias
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Dear List,
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that has been up for about one week now.
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Carl and List,
Carl has plaintively asked:
Are we witnessing the demise of the collector market for meteorites here?
Am I really reading that a certain Scientist's word is not good enough for
some collectors now?
Am I really reading that O isotopes are now needed to prove pairings for the
Wow - this is making my head spin. It is my understanding that the O isotope
data is necessary to show the relationship to the early earth-type rocks; it
has to fall on the TFL. I would think this is necessary to prove a pairing
to NWA 5400. Until then, it is not 100% certain. The fact
Hello Greg S and Listers,
Now the slight problem I have with NWA's is that you really don't know how much
of that stuff is out there. That can work in your favor and against you. So
lets say you found an NWA and its about 1000g and you get it tested and its a
new NWN. Now you can say its rare
Hi all,
As you know, the Tucson Meteorite Auction will be held
Sat, Feb. 5th in its usual location at the VFW hall on Beverly
Off Speedway.
Anita Westlake (president and founding member of
The Meteorite Society of Georgia) will present
METEORITES and Their Stories from 6 to 7PM
http://museums.ua.edu/history/wordpress/
A very well researched account published by John C. Hall, curator of the Black
Belt Museum and former director of the Alabama NHM. Worth reading!
Best,
Regine
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Carl, this particular extraordinary meteorite, NWA5400, is unique BECAUSE of
the TFL O-analysis. This has sounded the beckoning call for exta-ordinary
analysis from the position of SCIENTIFIC value, not $$ collector value.
This is where the distinction is stark.
We will/should-be sure to
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