NWA 2932
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Dear List,
I'm offering a huge 39.4g full slice of the fresh Unequilibrated Chondrite
NWA 5919 for sale.
NWA 5919 was classified as an L/LL3 S1 W1.
The slice contains numerous Bulls-Eye Chondrules and strange Xenoliths, one
of which is relatively large and looks to be re-crystalized material.
Yep,
also the modelling by Gladman, that 5% of the ejecta from Mars will fall on
Earth, but that 50% of the rocks released from Earth/Moon will be collected
by the Earth-Moon-system again,
tells something about probabilities, but not about the absolute frequency,
how often an impact on Moon and
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/wold-cottage-painting.html
ROCKS FROM SPACE - METEORITES AND METEORITE HUNTERS
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Hi Robert,
The electron microprobe is the instrument of choice for quantitative
analyses of major elements of silicate minerals like olivine. SEM is
great for qualitative analyses, quickly to see what elements are
present - energy dispersive spectroscopy is nice technique to screen
iron
Hello, All!
It's that time of year again and we want to invite everyone to stop by
our room at the Tucson City Center (formerly the Inn Suites), room
103. We will have a room full of awesome meteorites, including Fukang,
Glorieta Mountain, Brenham, Admire, Canyon Diablo, Gibeon, Muonio,
Seymchan
I may have missed part of the discussion, but isn't XPS the acronym for
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy? I haven't followed the development of the
instrument for many years, but it used to be used for surface spectroscopy.
It would only sample the first atomic layer or so of the substrate
Hi Doug, Martin, and List,
I know nothing of the mathematics and modeling of meteoroid impact
rates, but it strikes me as anomalous (statistically) that we don't
have any lunar falls yet. It seems likely that there have been lunar
falls, but they were never recovered or recognized.
I agree with
Hello Listers,
Thank you for taking a look at my post of meteorites
I have for sale on eBay. Here is your chance to own some rare and historic
meteorites. Please take a look and if you have any questions or OFFERS
please email me and I’ll get back with you. Also if you are looking for
Hmmm short glance on the older papers on google, tells
that Dhofar 026, NWA 032, NWA 492, and I guess also SaU 169 do have
terrestrial ages of 10 000years and less.
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Has anyone got a link to an online map showing exactly where Foumzgit
is in the Tata region?
Graham
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Here you go, Graham :
http://maps.google.de/maps?f=qsource=s_qhl=degeocode=q=Foum+zguid+maroccoaq=sll=51.151786,10.415039sspn=9.957682,15.183105vpsrc=0ie=UTF8hq=hnear=Foum+Zguid,+Tata,+Guelmim-Es+Semara,+Marokkot=mz=11
Best wishes,
Martin
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MikeG Listers
MikeG
you said
I probably should have clarified - the 21st century. So basically the
last
~12 years. It's hard to find a fall (pun intended) in the last
12 years that
is more important (overall) than this Martian. In
terms of scientific value,
Tagish Lake is probably high
Hi all,
Trying to reach Kieth Vasquez - he is the guy who helps
People set up and take down and stores display cabinets - also
Is a great photographer.
Please email me off list with email and phone number.
Also, The on-line Meteorite Auction is lookin' good, just
Got some
Hello everybody,
Great news!!!
Just in time for the Tucson Show!! I just finalized a large trade with
Arizona State University. When I was there last October, I spotted a bunch of
small containers with pieces of iron meteorites in them, so I asked and was
told that every now and then a
Hi all,
The Tucson Gem show will be here very soon and so I thought it’s time
to announce a few things.
Michael Blood just posted that due to me having a full plate this year
I will NOT be streaming the Blood Auction live. I apologize to those
of you that enjoyed it last year but I’ll be very
Sorry I forgot the link:
http://michaelbloodmeteorites.com/AuctionTucson12.html
On 1/14/12 3:23 PM, Michael Blood mlbl...@cox.net wrote:
Hi all,
The on-line Meteorite Auction is lookin' good, just
Got some killer S-As in but can still take more items. This weekend
Is drawing near the
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