This day in meteorite history...
[b]Chiang Khan meteorite fall[/b]
On November 17, 1981 after a bright fireball and detonations, 31 pieces were
recovered from the town of Chiang Khan, on the Thailand-Laos border. The
largest fragment weighed 51.3 g.
The meteorite was later classified as a H6
I have been offered some real nice material from a person in Morocco, I am
really interested in purchasing from him, but I am unsure of the method he
wants paid with... wire transfer.
I have never paid with wire transfer, is it safe? can paypal really not work
for payments to Africa? Is this a
This day in meteorite history...
Dhofar 850 find
One stone weighing 208g was found on November 15, 2002 in the Dhofar region of
сеntral Oman. It was classified as a LLS and the main mass is with the
anonymous finder.
Dhofar 732 find
A small brownish stone weighing 17 g was found in the Dhofar
This day in meteorite history...
Juromenha Meteorite fall
On November 14, 1968 about 3 km from the village of Juromenha, Alandroal,
Portugal a meteorite fall was witnessed by countryman who was at 30 m from the
place of the fall. He heard an enormous noise accompanied by a great glow
similar
on this day in meteorite history...
Dhofar 950
On November 11, 2003 a gray stone weighing 21.7 g was found in the Dhofar
region of Oman. It was Classified as a Lunar feldspathic impact melt breccia.
The main mass is held by an anonymous finder.
The meteorite may be paired with Dhofar 302, 303,
This day in meteorite history...
Dhofar 735 find
Two stones weighing 304 g and 77 g were found on November 9, 2002 in the Dhofar
region of Oman. The meteorite was later classified as a CM2 Carbonaceous
chondrite.
Dhofar 730 find
A light-grey stone weighing 108 g was found in the Dhofar
This day in meteorite history...
[b]Orlando meteorite impact[/b]
On Monday, November 8, 2004, around 6:15 pm in Orange County, Florida, Ms.
Donna Shuford was startled by the noise of something hitting the side of her
house. She discovered that something had hit the top of her car and ricocheted
On this day in meteorite history...
Kingia meteorite impact
On November 7, 1967 a meteorite fell in Sudan.
The sample which apparently fell as one piece, was reported to have weighed
about one pound (450 g) and is thought to have been destroyed by the locals,
leaving only a fragment weighing
I have some material I would like to get officially classified and given a
name, can someone direct me to the right person/place?
It is really interesting material and all my previous posts about this here
have gone unreplied to...
Thanks,
Greg
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- Original Message - From: Greg
Catterton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2008 7:05 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Classification question
I have some material I would like to get officially
classified and given
I would have to agree... if you find a gold mine would you tell everyone about
it before your had a chance to secure it?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Meteor(ite) crater discovered
To:
I recieved a sample of his Lunar for me to have tested - I told him I would
buy it after I had it tested it IS NOT LUNAR.
I even forwarded my test results to ebay who keeps allowing the clown to list
it. Ebay is downright dirty and is boardering of contributing to fraud and this
guys
I have come across some very interesting material I would like to get formally
classified.
can anyone point me in the right direction for doing this?
I have had testing done on it and so far, it seems to be an LL3 with
mesosiderite inclusions.
How would I go about submitting it?
Images of the
The junk was a tank full of ammonia coolant on the international space
station that was no longer needed. Astronaut Clayton Anderson threw it
overboard during a spacewalk in July 2007.
Space station program manager Mike Suffredini said Monday that the debris
splashed down somewhere between
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From: Greg Catterton
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To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Monday, November 03, 2008 11:41 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Space junk - marine life - shame
on NASA
The junk was a tank full of ammonia
coolant on the international space
station that was no longer
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From: Greg Catterton
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Sent: Monday, November 03, 2008 1:41 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Space junk - marine life
and cheapest way to go. Of course we could just let it stay
up there and add to the many pieces of space junk already
floating around putting astronauts lives in danger.
Del
--- On Mon, 11/3/08, Greg Catterton
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From: Greg Catterton
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Subject: Re
It is the first thing I was aware of, until reading more about it.
I know what ifs are really meaningless, however... if it had landed on a school
full of kids, Im sure the cost of returning to earth would have been very cheap
compared to the loss of life.
If it had impacted on a house or other
no hip shot was intended. I was basing my opinions on reports I have read
concerning this and as I have said before, I am not as experienced at these
things as some of you are and the reports I read made it out to be a major
health risk to people if it was a land impact.
that said, I figured
Observatory
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- Original Message - From: Greg
Catterton
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To: Chris Peterson
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Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Monday, November 03, 2008 12:30 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Space junk - marine life -
shame
If you are mitch minor, then you know very well that this IS NOT lunar material.
I forwarded you test results from the material you sent me, which proved to be
FAKE lunar material.
I also contact the testing placves you provided that also basicly said you were
full of it and would not accept
On the haunted day in meteorite history
Yanzhuang meteorite impact
on this day in 1990 in Guangdong, China around 9:45 Beijing time the Yanzhuang
meteorite fall was witnessed after a sonic boom was heard. Three stones were
recovered by farmers between houses of Yanzhuang village and from a
What is going on with all the political spam to this list?
I DO NOT want to be gettting this, and this list I feel is not the place for
this!
Politics is/should be a private matter and I for one do not care to mix it with
this hobby.
I hope I will be getting no more of these messages.
Please
This Day in meteorite History...
43.7g of the Sacramento Wash 005 meteorite was found by Jim Smaller on October
29, 2005.
A very important find considering this meteorite has a total known weight of
only 52.3 grams and is one of only five approved meteorites classified as an
H-metal type
The Canon City Meteorite
On the evening of Oct. 27, 1973, a meteorite hurtled through the sky in Canon
City, Colo. It landed on a garage, tearing a six-inch hole in the roof and
leaving a two-inch gash in the garage’s cement floor. The meteorite, which
weighed 1.4 kg at the time of impact, was
I like meteorites, yes I do... they are yummy with BBQ.
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, pictures and
whatever else I can gather - if you have a favorite meteorite, please feel free
to add it.
That said, please tkae the time to visit and join - even if you rarely post - I
would still like to have the members from here join as I value your knowledge
and input.
Best to all,
Greg
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