Hello there,
well, in some cultures the new week starts on Saturday (and we will be good
boysgirls and will be quiet the necessary following days)
but the initial Ad is already sold out and we were asked for more of the new
iron recovery.
So excuse us,
that we post now additional specimens.
Check These out:
Thanks,
Michael Cottingham
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Hello Everyone:
If you are still here on Saturday February 16 during the day or evening
and have some free time, Astronomy Magazine is holding a day-long event at
Pima Community College on the far east side. This is open to everyone. The
Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association will be there and I
Hello Martian guys
Nwa 7034 is a new type of Martian
It doesn't fit into snc groups
So it make sens to name it as a new group a
As I said morroconaite is a good one
Thus what I suggest in
Honor of nwa hunters
S schergotite
N nakhla
C chassiny
M morroconaite /Saharanite
This is not something we
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Hi List
I have a number of small Canyon Diablo's for sale. All have an
interesting shape, including a horse-shaped (34.5g) piece. If you are
interested please take a look at:
http://s977.beta.photobucket.com/user/alexanders_dad/library/Canyon%20Diablo
Price is $70 for the horse (34.5g);
Dear Zelimir and list members,
Main theme: “METEORITES FROM ANTARCTICA”
What an excellent idea!
Follow the Antarctic expedition with Vinciane Debaille and her colleagues here:
http://antarctica.oma.be/
Happy hunting!
Best regards,
Martin
Von: Prof. Zelimir Gabelica
Hello List
What I can say, new iron comes up to the light.
Specimens with very nice shapes what is hard to show on photos. Specimen
looks much better in person. Remainds me Mundrabilla or Gibeon when
comparing external surface.
Working on few etches specimens right now.
Enjoy
Hi Carl,]
Saharite is already in use in reference to fulgurites found in the Sahara
Desert.
Phil Whitmer
Joshua Tree Earth Space Museum
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From: Carl Agee a...@unm.edu
To: meteoritelist meteoritelist meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Friday, January 25,
Since Saharite is already in use, and Moroccoite or Maracite (if meant to honor
NWA)
are overly exclusive (ignoring Algeria, Western Sahara, or even Tunisia and
Libya),
why not Berberite? (Apologies if this has already been suggested.) The term is
inclusive, and honors the people responsible for
Meteorite group names are not invented by NomCom, and certainly not by
NASA. The come from usage in the scientific literature.
I think we have to remember why names like shergottite and nakhlite came
into being. Scientists like to group similar things to help bring order
to chaos. When you
Hi,
Saharite is a term I coined many years ago for the crenelated fulgurites from
the Sahara that I believed merited a special moniker—and it's a term which
never stuck.
The references are few and far between and most citations are either my auction
description copy or cribbed from the
Hello Martin, all,
Martin thanks very much for the link (Antarctica daily adventures)
that I should not have forgotten to include!
Oh my...too many issues to think about, fast.
Indeed here we also do follow their wanderings in the cold Antarctic
deserts with a strange mix if anxious and
Greetings to all! to honor of Moroccans: nomads,finder and dealers the best
name is MOROCCANITE
Cheers,
Abdelfattah.
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De : Aziz Habibilp azizhab...@yahoo.com
À : meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Cc :
Maroccoite is also close to the mineral Marokite (CaMn2O4) already
named to honor the occurrence (Morocco or Maroc in French)
Berberite carry many favorable arguments however that name is very
close to the mineral Berborite (a BERyllium BORate)...
But I agree the NWA countries should be
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Hmmm then maybe
Maghrebinite ? :-)
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[mailto:meteorite-list-boun...@meteoritecentral.com] Im Auftrag von Prof.
Zelimir Gabelica Université de Haute Alsace ENSCMu,
Gesendet: Samstag, 26. Januar 2013 23:48
An:
Well stated Jeff, one of the few times recently that we agree on issues.
There is the fever to coin new terminology for this apparent unique
stone (NWA 7034), which in essence is a breccia, but may not be a
basaltic breccia. Everyone should calm down and wait until some
further research
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Hello Ted,
Saturday, January 26, 2013, 3:27:34 PM, you wrote:
There is the fever to coin new terminology for this apparent unique
stone (NWA 7034),
If it's not named, how are people supposed to sell dubious samples of
it on eBay? :-p~
--- Jodie
Great to hear from you Dr. Ted; and thanks for the levity.
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From: Jodie Reynolds spacero...@spaceballoon.org
To: Ted Bunch tbe...@cableone.net
Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2013 4:10 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Nwa 7034
Hello everyone,
Instead of using exotic names for this group I would suggest to give to the new
group the name of the place where the NWA 7034 was found like the other groups
of the martian meteorites.
It will be a honor to all the hunters and dealers in the Maghreb (Morocco,
Algeria,
Dear Jodie - Selling on eBay is a dubious endeavor in itself.
Scientists are not enslaved to the problems of economic gains for the
unenlightened eBay flea marketeers.
NWA 7034 has extremely significant scientific potential, possibly
equivalent to or exceeds that of what the Mars Rovers
Hi Jeff and all you Nomenclature Enthusiasts out there:
I think the martian meteorite names do serve a useful purpose, they
are a sort of short-hand, so that you don’t have to be an igneous
petrologist to know that one type of martian is different from
another. So when we say a martian meteorite
There are two reasons why we can't get rid of carbonaceous chondrite
group names. First, unlike Martian meteorites, we don't know where C
chondrites came from. We can't point to a single asteroid as the source
for any of them, let alone all of them. So the group names are still
serving
Today's Meteorite Picture of the Day: LDG
Contributed by: Martin Altmann
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