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Rob Wesel
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Mad as a March Hare, nuttier than squirrel feculence.
Happy Lunar Perigee Day!
Phil Whitmer
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Some of you may be interested by this link:
http://www.thetricottetcollection.com/met_allende.html
With circumstances of the fall and description of the stones in collection.
Arnaud
The Tricottet Collection
(Historic Minerals, Fossils Meteorites)
http://www.thetricottetcollection.com/
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Hello list.You'd think I'd be really upset,but this time I,m not.First tho, I
have a 440 gram stone I need cut into slices.Only half of it and I don,t have a
saw.I was wondering if someone could do that for me?I was told it might be a
dioginite.I cannot tell without getting it classified or
Very nice! Those are real keepers. I treasure my ASU Bruderheim. Do they come
with any labels?
Michael Farmer
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The last of my Meteorite Display items and one of the last of the Wold
Cottage with Brick Slice collection pieces on eBay
http://shop.ebay.com/emflocater/m.html?_trksid=p4340.l2562
Thank you for looking.
Sincerely
Don Merchant
Founder-Cosmic Treasures Celestial Wonders
Hello List,
I have a few nice auctions ended in less than one day with no reserve:
- Dar al Gani 400 (ALUN-A) - 0.140 g:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=190512249350
- Ourique (H4) - 1.16g:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=190512248910
- Divnoe (ACUNGR) -
Hello
I have a small slice of the historic Paragould fall ending today. Please have a
look at:
http://stores.ebay.com/Mile-High-Meteorites
Matt
Matt Morgan
Mile High Meteorites
http://www.mhmeteorites.com
P.O. Box 151293
Lakewood, CO 80215
And while we're at this Bruderheim love fest, please allow me to make
my own shameless plug:
http://www.meteorite-times.com/accretion-desk/bruderheim-canada-bruderheim-timing-is-everything/
Happy reading!
Martin
On Sunday, March 20, 2011, Melodye Farmer caribbeanst...@aol.com wrote:
Very
Hi Brian That is quite interesting news about a new tektite strewnfield up
by Chaa creek there on the western edge of Belize. Mick the owner of Chaa
Creek resort is a good friend and one of my aircraft buyers there in Belize.
I have to fly down to Belize in a month of so and will be up at Maya
Hello Listers
I like to thank everyone that submitted their answers to me for this
installment of POP QUIZ FRIDAYS. I would have to say the question I asked was
kinda a hard one to research on the Internet, but if you some poking around,
you would have found the answer. I would like to
Looks like Cardiff has had enough of the screwey panspermia balderdash
dished out by this guy.
Summum Luna,
Phil Whitmer
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http://www.sinhalaya.com/news/eng/2news2lanka2.php?go=fullnewsnewsid=729
Home / Cyber Talks / Chandra Wickramasinghe dismissed from
Thanks for the compliments, Mark. Although I have been collecting for a number
of years, I am still relatively new to meteorite photography. I hope they
looked alight on your computer monitor.
And yes, definitely. Some sort of website that specifically hosts different
collections would be
Scary...isn't it. These palpably ignorant talking heads are the same people
that disseminate the news...like the nuke accident in Japanto an equally
ignorant public.
Count Deiro
IMCA 3536
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To:
Dear Listers:
How much do labs generally charge to have a newly found meteorite
specimen classified? What is the general turn around time?
Thanks,
Chris Spratt
(Via my iPhone)
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On 20/03/2011 17:58, JoshuaTreeMuseum wrote:
Looks like Cardiff has had enough of the screwey panspermia balderdash
dished out by this guy.
Summum Luna,
Phil Whitmer
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Screwy perhaps, but no one has yet to refute his hypothesis in a
credible way. While I think
Hi Sterling -
No, the Aliens are not the problem. I worry
instead about the Wise Men of the Potomac who want to
beach the fleet and burn it on the shore in order
to save the Republic from the perils of exploration.
- Sterling K. Webb
The problem is not Wise Men on the Potomac, but greedy
In Mayanites- a New Tektite Strewnfield,
at http://six.pairlist.net/pipermail/meteorite-list/2011-March/074793.html and
http://www.mail-archive.com/meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com/msg95857.html
Scott Johnson wrote:
Hi Brian That is quite interesting news about
a new tektite strewnfield up by
I agree with regard to how science is done. It's not up to the majority
in science . It's up to the evidence. Science is NOT a democracy nor a
dictatorship. You don't vote what truth is, any more than you tell
someone what it is. The minority view typically becomes the majority,
and generally
I can and can't believe this piece. Absolutely no fact checking. I
work at a newspaper, and if someone were to make a claim like that,
we'd certainly get another opinion. It's just another cutesy story, I
guess, but with with no basis in fact, your typical viewer will never
know otherwise.
Bob
On
but with with no basis in fact, your typical viewer will never know
otherwise.
Laziness and ignorance, on the part of both the media, and of those
reading this drivel is a two fold problem.
How does one fight the lazy brains?
Regards,
Eric
On 3/20/2011 1:46 PM, Bob King wrote:
I can and
FYI: The plaintiff's legal bills were over $220,000 and my legal bills were
over $250,000. Add the court costs and time invested without any compensation
to neither the plaintiff nor the defendant, this court case cost over $500,000.
Steve Arnold
Of Meteorite Men
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As bad as it may be for the meteorite community... I still find it kinda funny
that this guy is dead serious about his newfound strewnfield. It looks like
he stuck gold with all of those multi-kilo stones. I think my favorite is his
rare stoney octahedrite.
They're mine!! Alll mie!!
Hello all
A few items going out the door in a little over an hour.
Hope the day is going good for y'all
Rob Wesel
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An excellent point Gary
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Rob Wesel
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... and weights in your auction descriptions! ; )
Ryan
Rob Wesel nakhla...@comcast.net wrote:
An excellent point Gary
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Hey folks,
My latest transcription is of the circumstances the historic fall in 1621 of
the Jalandhar meteorite, an Indian iron. One of the earliest falls on the list.
Describes the circumstances of the fall itself, and the interesting use to
which the material was put!
Good example of Media-wrong.
I wish they would check the facts.
Greg S.
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Hello List,
(This is, of course, is coming from a musician, entomologist and mycologist
by academics, with a dose of high passion for meteoritics thrown in, along
with a nice growing type-collection and a more-than-average-working
knowledge of meteoritic petrology...although nothing more
Hi Richard,
How about: Meteorites, A Petrologic-Chemical Synthesis by Robert T.
Dodd?
Peter
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Montgomery
Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2011 7:57 PM
To: 'Meteorite-list
G'Day Mark and List
Hope you're having a pleasant Sunday. All day we have been experiencing
a pretty intense storm hitting So. Calif. The black outs have been
constant in my area, so my phone's been down, internet has been down and
power's been down. But it just came on again and I managed to
For people, like me, who are confused about all of
the numbers about radiation does, a friend of mine
directed me to a Radiation Dose Chart that provides
a relative chart of radiation does from different sources.
The Radiation Dose Chart can be found at:
http://xkcd.com/radiation/
I have sliced several meteorites and two of them broke apart along the
fault line (cracks).
Is it considered ethical or unethical to glue these back together? Or, does
it even matter?
Approx 80% is in one piece and the other 20% is in 4 pieces.
For the record, it appears to be an OC.
Thanks!
Sounds like a Griswold family facation.
- Chernobyl Tour on Saturday - including lunch and free drink after the tour
outside of 30 km zone.
To book (check availability) please contact us.
I wonder if they they'll pop a little iodine into that free drink at no
additional cost. Or would they
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Now that's a jaw dropper! Stunning!
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Now, Why can't I find a meteorite like that?
Beautiful specimen - Thanks for sharing.
Greg S.
Date: Sun, 20 Mar 2011 20:10:42 -0700
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To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: [meteorite-list] Rocks from Space Picture of the Day - March 21,
2011
Weight?
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You can modify your property any way you see fit. I would keep a record of any
modifications making sure the record accompanies the specimen for future
reference. If you sell the specimen you should detail the history of the item
so prospective buyers can decide for themselves.
Bill
From:
Hi List. I had some requests for a couple Brick Slice pieces of The Wold
Cottage Monument. I have put the last of what I have as a BUY IT NOW on
eBay. The rest will now stay in my collection.
Also I have listed 2 Wold Cottage Meteorite + Brick Slice combos on eBay as
a BUY IT NOW for those who
That is the most beautiful meteorite I have ever seen. Thanks to everyone who
made it possible.
Count Deiro
IMCA 3536
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Holy crap!!
Rob Wesel
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Good Evening List,
I have one (..and only one) very nice Mifflin stone for sale. Please contact
off-list for price and photos.
Kind Regards,
Ryan
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I agree with Bills response.
As for the ethics, that will only come into play if you sell it. Ethically you
fully disclose the condition. Don't and you are being unethical.
Personally I wouldn't be as interested in glued meteorite if I knew that it
was. I'd rather have both pieces. If I do buy
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