Greetings List.
I have some nice specimens ending Monday around noon. These are all make an
offer auctions, so please, make an offer! Thanks for your time.
See:
http://shop.ebay.com/anorthosite/m.html?_nkw=_armrs=1_from=_ipg=_trksid=p3686
Best,
Steve
Steve Witt
IMCA #9020
http://imca.cc/
when an object is not in a tightly bound orbit confiscation and just
gets pushed rather than crushed?
That was a question out of left field!
I'm not familiar with orbit confiscations, but, if you mean that the
object is free floating far away ... That would be the case of
something distant
test
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Hello everyone. I just wanted to say that I am very proud to be a new mwmber
of the IMCA (#6276), and am anxious to start a whole new level of learning
here. I know some of you through other forums, or through stories - good and
bad, but mostly good, and I hope to make more new friends and
G'Day Craig
Big welcome mate
Cheers
John Cabassi
Imca 2125
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Welcome to the list!
Kirk...:-)
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G'Day Craig
Big welcome
Hello Listers,
Like to thank everyone that submitted their answer to this weeks POP QUIZ
FRIDAY.
Question
T or F
A common parent body for HEDs meteorites was speculated back in 1918?
Answer
T
A common parent body for HEDs was speculated back in 1918 (Hutchison 2004), and
that parent body
Welcome!
David R Childs
IMCA#5112
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Hello List
Hello everyone. I just wanted to say that I am very proud to be a
Hello List,
I have a few rare meteorite auctions ending in less than a day:
*** Meteorite Albion (IVA) - 0.17 g ***
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=190556607228
*** Meteorite Atoka (L6) - 0.17 g ***
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=190556607271
*** Meteorite
Hi List,
I wanted to share some exciting news about a phone call I recently
received.
While I was out in the field looking for meteorites I came across some
fossilized bones that were eroding out of the desert ground. I took a
few pictures and showed them to the agency responsible for that
Aw, c'mon Mike, it's a polymict planetary with diamonds. And for only $152!
LOL, I wonder how much this will go for?
Phil Whitmer
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Hi List,
Here is another unfortunate example of an obvious meteorwrong being
offered as a pallasite.
Nice! I'm envious in a great way, from the confines of the home.
Of Meteorites and Mammoths? ... a title exuding trail pheromones!
Just goes to show, you never know what you will find in the desert.
...Sonny (Feb 2007)
This find sure beats the hoisted, crucified cows I remember you telling
Wowsers! 300 bucks. I'm in the wrong business!
Phil Whitmer
Hi List,
Here is another unfortunate example of an obvious meteorwrong being
offered as a pallasite.
All sales of polymict planetary pallasitic fossilized dog-crap are suspended
until the next dump.
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Hello List,
Another neophyte question (I can use some clarification): when / how are
the time-measurements (relatively speaking) designations Ga and Ma used,
and their respective differences?
(I believe I know the difference through context, but why go through so many
papers and texts
Ga is billions (gigayear) of years. Ma is millions (megayear) of years.
a is the most commonly used symbol for year (from annus) in scientific
publications.
Chris
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Chris L Peterson
Cloudbait Observatory
http://www.cloudbait.com
On 7/24/2011 7:26 PM, Richard
Thanks Chris, 'twas as I read
-Richard
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Ga is billions (gigayear) of years.
Chris wrote:
Ga is billions (gigayear) of years
... and one reason it is in the scientific lit is because it is much
less confusing on the eye though nothing in rocks is a US trillion
years old (twelve zeros);
Many Europeans consider the billion with 12 zeros (1,000,000,000,000),
while in
Thanks Doug! Another great explanation
When papers write things such as Ma (relative age) as a subtext, one
begins to question the long-held definition in one's head.
[Let's have some OT out-of-context fun: so, if the EU considers Ga as 10^
deficits in billions, their definition of
OMG! How sad is that? I agree Phil, I'm in the wrong business
John Cabassi
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Naturally, on my last OT fun-post I meant 10^12
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Chris
Thanks Pierson Baretto,
Here's more tantalizing evidence for anyone who's curious:
fractal crater cluster in Argentina
-48.5 -71.4
1 km el
Argentina 1 km el -- Lago Strobel and fractal craters -- many ground views
-48.381822 -71.311234 .939 km el
In mutual service, Rich Murray
Hi All
I am offering a nice 2300gr Fulgurites for sale az very cheap price , $600 for
the entire Lot , if interested contact me to provide pics .
Best regards
Malek
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