ution. The current flux favours disruption
events that are larger, younger and/or highly efficient at delivering material
to Earth."
Cheers from the “other” Doug,
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Thanks for the great trip report and pics, Greg! Glad you guys made it back
safe, and with something to show for your efforts. Too bad you couldn't stay
and hunt. It sounds like a substantial fall, with so many large stones
recovered so quickly, despite what looks like very difficult terrain.
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to lead to more
and more recoveries in the future. Congratulations to all involved!
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> On Thu, 2/25/16, Matson, Rob D. via Meteorite-list
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> Subject: [meteorite-list] 2nd recovered U.S. fall of 2016 - more details
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appear red at
sunset, viewed at a low angle through more atmosphere.
Doug Ross
> HI All,
>
> Marco took the words out of my mouth. Getting tired of hearing that a green
> meteor tells you anything about its composition. I know that it's natural
> for
> people to think the mo
data set a
great example for all who plan to follow in your footsteps. It’s a great day
for all of us who have enjoyed hunting Gold Basin, and bodes well for future
hunting trips.
All the best,
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Hello List,
As you may have heard, there has been a major development
data set a
great example for all who plan to follow in your footsteps. It’s a great day
for all of us who have enjoyed hunting Gold Basin, and bodes well for future
hunting trips.
All the best,
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Hello List,
As you may have heard, there has been a major development
data set a
great example for all who plan to follow in your footsteps. It’s a great day
for all of us who have enjoyed hunting Gold Basin, and bodes well for future
hunting trips.
All the best,
Doug Ross
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Hi all,
Any pics from Tucson? I wish I could have gone this year, and would love to see
what goodies I’m missing out on….
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Nice video, Paul! Thanks for sharing.
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Here is the video of our hunting different locations of the Alamo Breccia
and a possible impact site.
enjoy:
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Hi Adam,
Sorry to see you go! I’ve bought a number of meteorites from you over the
years, and I always appreciated your good deals and honest business practices.
Best of luck with your new pursuits.
Doug Ross
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Dear List Members,
I have some great auctions ending
I haven’t had much time to post lately, but am really appreciating these
informative discussions. Thanks!
Doug Ross
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On Mar 18, 2014, at 8:08 PM, Karen Ziegler kzieg...@unm.edu wrote:
Hi Mendy and list,
Here is my input on the oxygen isotopes:
Oxygen isotopes
year for the
meteorite community!
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Amazing work, Svend! A great example of cooperative work between broadly
diverse members of the meteorite community, all for the advancement of science.
Bravo!
Doug Ross
Dear all,
An updated and final version of the Chelyabinsk strewnfield map and trajectory
ground projection is now
I'll second that! MPOD always adds color to the text of my daily met list
email, and as they say, a picture is worth a thousand words. Nice work, Paul!
Doug Ross
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As part of the MPOD today, Paul announced its second anniversary.
I just wanted to congratulate an thank Paul
is viewed? In much the
same way as the sun's color appears to change at sunset or sunrise.
Doug Ross
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Hi Jim-
As a rule, you can't tell much about a meteor's composition from the
visual colors observed. The eye is a lousy spectrometer!
The optical output of a meteor consists
. Here's the link to a
transcript and free audio download:
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Great finds, Mike! Sorry I couldn't make it to Holbrook this year, but thanks
for sharing and congratulations to all the finders.
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hunter, Bob Verish. We took a picture together with our own LV finds, in Ron's
memory:
http://tinyurl.com/ms2lzlx
On behalf of all dry lake bed meteorite hunters, thank you, Ron! RIP
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Great work, Svend! The insights provided into wind-shift influence on strewn
field distribution are remarkable. A real boon to meteorite strewn field
research. Congratulations, and thank you for making the results of your
excellent work freely available to all. :-)
Cheers,
Doug Ross
materializing out
of thin air), awesome spectacles (witnessed falls), and of course.clowns
(nominate your own)! I suppose the NomCom would be our ringmaster. Also as an
investment, the meteorite business has a lot in common with the circus. They
are both a great way to go broke! ;-)
Doug Ross
out of seeing her marvel over
fresh saw marks.
BTW, I'm in the market for a large Campo for myselfbut not the one in the
video, please! Contact me off list with any offers.
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Happy new year, everyone!
So what is the final tally for witnessed falls in 2012? I know it was a record
setting year, and we may still see new discoveries of stones that fell last
year, but where do we stand at this point?
Doug Ross
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Nice find, Guenther!
That's a fresh, beautiful chondrite. Well done! It looks so fresh, I wonder if
this could possibly be from the recently witnessed Southern CA-NV meteor event?
Doug Ross
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Hi All,
I was out with my metal detector today in a known area for gold
Thanks for the terrific report, Edwin! The odds of finding a meteorite are
never favorable, but it really is all about just savoring the outdoor
adventures. Sounds like an idyllic summer to me!
Cheers,
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happy to support
any effort to document the accomplishments and contributions to meteoritical
science by private hunters. I just hope that it is handled in a way that
doesn't provoke an outright hunting ban by the Feds next year.
Doug Ross
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Congratulations to Stephen Beck, Tommy Brown, and Jerry Hinkle. Now THAT is
definitely a meteorite -- there should be no doubt this time! ;-) Looking
forward to hearing more details about this fall.
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That's a great display, Martin! You really went all-out for this outreach
event. It's great to see the reactions of the children. Well done! :)
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scrutiny and
potentially serious consequences are the professional hunters, especially when
hunting highly publicized witnessed falls. I don't know what the solution is
for that, honestly. Glad I'm just an amateur hunter! Okay, I've donned my
asbestos suit, so flame away! ;-)
-Doug Ross
So
Really sorry to hear of the closure of Chladni's Heirs, but I certainly wish
you luck with your new business, Stefan! And best wishes also to Martin for a
speedy recovery.
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withholding the release of find
coordinates for a certain number of days or weeks? Just my opinion, FWIW.
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There they go again! ;-) Big congratulations to Bob and Moni on their latest
conquest!
Doug Ross
Greetings
I am very pleased to announce that Bob and Moni Verish have found the first
meteorite from the Battle Mountain meteorite fall, which occurred on 22
August 2012! They have
. :) Glad you're
feeling better, and I really hope you find the big one.
Best,
Doug Ross
It is getting hot in Coloma! Thirty four days in the area and not one
meteorite have I found. Have been investing most of the time in what should
be the large end of the strewn field. Thirty four days
Thanks for sharing the pictures Michael.so sorry I couldn't make it! Best
wishes for many happy returns to Bob and Moni.
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My deepest sympathies, Michael.
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in private collections.
Still very exciting news.
-Doug Ross
On May 25, 2012, at 5:25 AM, Benjamin P. Sun wrote:
This just got approved today: Lynch 002
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Hi Mike,
I don't know about the particulars of Australian meteorite laws, but since this
new lunar appears to have been recovered as part of an institutional search
expedition, and with such a low TKW, I doubt the museum will be interested in
trading any of it away. Not to mention the legal
signed Commemorative Certificate, viewable here:
http://photobucket.com/apollo11certificate
Please contact me off list with any inquiries, and thanks for looking!
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Happy holidays to you all! It's been a great year of new discoveries and new
friendships for me, and here's hoping for more exciting developments in the
meteorite community in 2012.
Peace,
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back? Was that UPS, too?
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don't see how
such auctions can offer customers consistent value. We all like to complain
about ebay, but by comparison, traditional auction houses just don't look
competitive to me at all.
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TORPEDOS! lol
Perhaps, as a practical matter, a meteorite is only a hammer if there is some
damaged object that meteorite dealers can recover to sell to us collectors!
Doug Ross
Now, if what hits water isn't a hammer, I get first dibs on naming it
(beat ya Michael!!!). They are TORPEDOS
Hello all,
I'm looking for small specimens of these two lunars, ideally around 1/4 gram.
I have some other rare planetary meteorites for possible trade. Please contact
me off list if you have either of these for sale or trade. Thanks.
Doug Ross
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for me to pose these kinds of questions. Not so easy to
come up with the answers! ;-)
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Thanks for the fascinating discussion, gentlemen! A great account of the
rigorous, often slow process that revolutionary new scientific theories must go
through before gaining widespread acceptance.
I have a related question. Who was the first person to accurately calculate
the trajectories
Not until the 1970's? Really? I understand that we now have great modern
advantages for accurate triangulation, with sky-cams, radar data, and the like.
And granted, even with all of this technology, strewn fields are often
difficult to pinpoint today. But it's hard to believe that it took
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To: MexicoDoug mexicod...@aim.com
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Not until the 1970's? Really? I understand that we now
Mike,
I like space rocks. But not so much that I'm willing to see people get hurt or
killed for them. I admire your courage, but please be really careful out
there. Very glad you made it back okay.
Best,
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been banned from
selling on ebay as of today. I can't take any credit as I wasn't involved
personally, but I'm proud of the IMCA members who have taken a stand for
authenticity, despite personal attacks and threats of retribution.
Doug Ross
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Really glad that I got to know Ron before he passed. He was generous with his
time and advice for a novice like me, and has secured his place in meteorite
history as discoverer of the Lucerne dry lake strewn field, among other
accomplishments. He will be missed.
Doug Ross
Thanks for the free tutorial, Dr. Agee! That was really enlightening. :)
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I already purchased a piece of this nice new lunar from Jack, and it was a
pleasure doing business with him. Congratulations on the new site, Jack!
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The name uncometeorites cracks me up every time I see it. In Japanese,
Unco means turd!
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, ideally around a
quarter of a gram each. Please contact me off list if you have any of these
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in defense of Chladni's
Heirs speaks volumes about their reputation in the community.
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Hi Doug,
I'm not sure about China, but counting large numbers in Japanese is indeed
based on 10^4 increments:
1,000 = 1 sen
10,000 = 1 mahn
100,000 = 10 mahn
1,000,000 = 100 mahn
10,000,000 = 1 sen mahn
100,000,000 = 1 oku
I believe it's similar in some other Asian languages, as well.
- Doug
the stone considerably, so now I'm only dry
sanding. Power tools would be nice, but I live in a small apartment, and any
large power tools would be out of the question. Thanks!
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Great tips -- thanks!
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