Thanks to all who have replied on and off list for your encouragement and most
kind words. The pleasure was on my side.
An excellent 2011 to everybody.
Svend
Larry Atkins thetop...@aol.com hat am 1. Januar 2011 um 21:58 geschrieben:
Svend, List,
That was beautifully written and
This was reported to the AMS regarding the 12/28/2010 MD/PA fireball.
Sonic effects
Concurrent SoundYes
Delayed Sound Yes
Remarks before i saw the ball streak there was bright flashes similiar
to lightning that lasted 5-10 seconds before the steak, then heard an
explosion in the
http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewBidsitem=170585023324
current bid is at $180 for a 2.3g complete oriented Bassikounou H5 chondrite
granted Geoff's offering is a pristine example of flight orientation of an OC,
but would anybody in their right mind bid $79/g? FWIW, this 'new' guy has
And he just got outbid by a bidder with 93 feedbacks! I never complain about
situations like this. Bidding wars bring in badly needed income during the
Great Recession when you're lucky to sell anything at any price.
Phil Whitmer
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Looks like the bidder w/93 is on auto-bid. His max bid is probably higher
still.
I must say, that's a lovely looking specimen Geoff's offering. Beautiful
rollover lip.
I'm afraid I won't be able to join in on the bidding though. ;^)
Linton
- Original Message -
From: JoshuaTreeMuseum
The fact that one individual bidder has 0 feedback and that many bids on one
item in that span of time, leads me to feel that maybe a form of bid rigging
is taken place. At least that's what would catch my eye and put my guard up.
Now that the price is where the seller wants it, it would not
An Ebayer bidding on his own stuff.
Wow, there's a shocker.
Greg L.
From: dmerc...@rochester.rr.com
To: fuj...@mac.com; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2011 17:44:32 -0500
CC: dmerc...@rochester.rr.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Another crazy
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
December 27-31, 2010
o Daedalia Planum (27 December 2010)
http://themis.asu.edu/node/5539
o Kasei Valles (28 December 2010)
http://themis.asu.edu/node/5540
o Channel (29 December 2010)
http://themis.asu.edu/node/5541
o Aram Chaos (30 December 2010)
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/soho/comet-2000.html
SOHO Spots 2000th Comet
Karen C. Fox
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
December 28, 2010
As people on Earth celebrate the holidays and prepare to ring in the New
Year, an ESA/NASA spacecraft has quietly reached its own milestone: on
Don, Greg,
OMG
I can't believe what I am reading here.
We are talking about Geoff Notkin. I am sorry but, I have to speak up here.
Geoff is NOT shilling here.
He would simply never be a part of anything like that.
The reason it looks like the *0* feedback bidder bid so many times is because
the
Carl, All,
For those who apparently don't know how to read the bidding statistics
on a given page, the important thing to look at is the time at which a
bid was placed -- not the order in which it appears on the list.
The current top bid, held by 3***g( 93), was placed on December 31st,
at
Or it could be just a fan of the show.
Todd
On Jan 2, 2011, at 5:48 PM, Jason Utas meteorite...@gmail.com wrote:
Carl, All,
For those who apparently don't know how to read the bidding statistics
on a given page, the important thing to look at is the time at which a
bid was placed -- not
Hey Don, Greg, Did you even bother looking at who's auction this is? Do
you realize that the Met-List is a PUBLIC forum? Not just in your email
box...
Maybe you don't mean to associate a reputable member of this communbity
with the practices you mention, but your statements can be seriously
From the Stephan collection:
Yilmia 1.4 g. EL6
DAG 647 74. mg. AEUC
NWA 001 1.4 g. L6
NWA 25.2 g. HOW
NWA 4495 20.2 g. DIO
Winona 3.9 g. WIN
NWA (Martian) 1.3 g. Basaltic Shergottite
NWA 2999 2.3 g. ANG
Itqiy 4.1 g. EH7
Davy (a) 36.7 g. L4 (Nininger)
Lemmon 43.4 g. H5 (TCU
Seems odd that somehow Geoff got mixed up in this discussion. I see this as
nothing more that tv-show groupees seeing a value (perhaps rightly so if
they had discovered the B-meteorites, but even still because of the celeb
status)...for anyone unaware of current $-trends for any Bassikounou,
Eric,
My mistake. I didn't notice that it was Geoff. Had I noticed, I would not
have even posted.
Greg L.
Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2011 16:00:25 -0800
From: e...@meteoritesusa.com
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: Re:
Hello Jason, Hello List,
Here's my assumption:
I don't have to reiterate that this oriented piece is a beauty in its own right!
Geoff, as some of you may know, is the administrator of CSR (Club Space
Rock). You'll find a lot of enthusiastic, fervent, new collectors there who
would gladly give
Hello Jason, Hello List,
Here's my assumption:
I don't have to reiterate that this oriented piece is a beauty in its own right!
Geoff, as some of you may know, is the administrator of CSR (Club Space
Rock). You'll find a lot of enthusiastic, fervent, new collectors there who
would gladly give
Hello everyone, Hope all are having a great new years day, and I wish
everyone a HAPPY NEW YEAR!
MeteoritesUSA.com has a new look. The site has been redesigned for 2011
with you in mind. It's got an easy to navigate menu, and there's lots of
new features that allow you to browse through the
As promised... Update on the status of Meteorite Hunting Collecting
Magazine. We go to print this week! No need to worry, everyone will
receive their magazines this month shipped direct from our printer.
This delay has been caused simply by the overwhelming success and growth
of the
Hi List. I apologize as Greg did that I too did not realize it was Geoff's
auction...My deepest and sincere apologies to Geoff and List as I assumed it
was a listing by someone else. Shame on me for not reading past my nose!
Sincerely
Don Merchant
IMCA #0960
Founder-Cosmic Treasures Celestial
unsuscribe me please.
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Don and Greg,
You DO know the seller is Geoff Notkin, don't you? I can
Only assume you do NOT know it is Geoff.
Such speculation is ludicrous in this case. And very careless of
You. Comments that would sullying someone's reputation are
nothing to take lightly! Shame on you both for
Michael, they did apologize already. They did not realize it was Geoff.
Regards,
Eric
On 1/2/2011 7:38 PM, Michael Blood wrote:
Don and Greg,
You DO know the seller is Geoff Notkin, don't you? I can
Only assume you do NOT know it is Geoff.
Such speculation is ludicrous in this
Hi Don and Greg,
Sorry, my email got back to me at the same time your posts
Got through re you not realizing it was Geoff - even though our
Emails entailed more than 2 hrs difference in the times they
were sent...
All is groovie - I get a bit hairy if I feel a personal friend
Is
Hello List and Associates,
Some of us who sell and buy at auction have just fought off an expensive attack
by an unscrupulous pseudo-bidder. It's unnerving to realize someone is out
there in cyberspace intent on, at the least, harming us financially. Worse, he
has succeeded, knowingly or not,
Dear List,
Two news items:
http://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.com/
Frederick man claims to find meteor fragments
Frederick News Post (subscription)
By Meg Tully A man who witnessed a falling meteor last week says he has found
parts of it. Al LaBrush was walking out of Danielle's restaurant
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