Dear List,
Just curious...
This meteor fireball passed at approx 22:00 hrs on 6/14/12.
There was also a near-earth astroid 2012LZ1 (nearly a city block wide)
that was supposed to pass by at approx 23:00 hrs on 6/14/12.
Could this have been a co-traveler (stragler) with the 2012LZ1 main mass?
Any
M22protosun,
Did the same thing when I began collecting. Bought several, sold as:
iron/nickel meterites : ^ (
Question. How did you track the source to Mekong River?
Jonathan
ICMA 3922
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From: m42protosun m42proto...@t-online.de
To:
Guess I should have Googled it.
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From: JoshuaTreeMuseum joshuatreemus...@embarqmail.com
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2011 5:40 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] meteorite or not?
Richard,
Good one!
I thought most of the
Al,
I have purchased specimens from Todd over several years now.
I am looking at some of these as I write this, which he personally found
in the Whetstone Mountains, and in the Buck Mountains, of Arizona.
And which, are unquestionably authentic
SOMEONE HAS MADE A HUGE MISTAKE HERE,
and
Greg,
Guess I owe you a milkshake
I thought you were asking what type of environment (i.e. from an external
source)
might cause a stoney to change color over time. In other words, to cause
redoximorphic features. We see this a lot in my line of work. So, I assume
it must happen to
I'll bet a chocolate milkshake : o ) you are seeing manganese (or Mn-Fe
combo) weathering.
EDS can verify this.
Jonathan
ICMA 3922
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From: Thunder Stone stanleygr...@hotmail.com
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2011 9:11 AM
Oops. I left the word sulfide out of my response (see below)
I'll bet a chocolate milkshake : o ) you are seeing manganese (or Mn-Fe
combo) SULFIDE weathering.
EDS can verify this.
Jonathan
ICMA 3922
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From: Jonathan E. Dongell jdong...@cox.net
To: Thunder Stone
Question #1:
I agree with the others, but I would add SIZE. All collectors are different,
but most have some idea of what they want (specimen size) in their
collections, or at least, what they will settle on. At some point,
specimens simply become impractical, to the average collector (too
Barrett,
So is the Asteroid Belt actually;
a Meteriod Belt, an Asteriod Belt, or a Satellite Belt ? ;~}
Jonathan
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From: Barrett barret...@comcast.net
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 5:29 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list]
me know what you
think...
In the Great White North, you might try WITCO Canada (814-368-6111)
You might try their Witco 180 M Microwax... Or, see what they recommend :
^ /
Good Luck
Jonathan
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From: Ed Majden epmaj...@shaw.ca
To: Jonathan E. Dongell jdong
All,
I am sure this one has been already been answered; if so, please send me to
good source
(hopefully difinitive) that I might educate myself.
There seems to be conflicting 'reads' on these two meteorites:
Campo del Cielo, Argentina
Las Palmas, Argentina
Are they possibly from the same fall,
Ed,
I will sometimes use WD40 on previously treated/preserved irons, as a
twice-a-year
cleaner/sealer as a rub-down with a clean towel. But, I always heat my
specimens
to ~ 400 F for ~ 20 minutes, prior to every application (let them cool
first... ouch...).
I have noticed two things when
All,
Is would seem logical (assuming the story is true) that if a dog can find a
meteorite
in the middle of a large field in West, Texas; and further, find that same
stone to be 'unusual' enough
(i.e. maybe sulfur-stinky???) to carry it back to his owner's front porch,
its not because the
Hey Greg/Adam,
I'm sure this guy was a real jerk and you deserved to give him the 'boot'
out...
But, don't give up on all of us newbies
We got 'hooked' a few years back... If it weren't for Keith and Dana
Jenkersen
taking time with us (((we should add Jeff Nodkin as well, and also a lot
have enjoyed our purchases from you.
Jon Joyce Dongell
IMCA 3922
- Original Message -
From: Greg Hupe gmh...@htn.net
To: Jonathan E. Dongell jdong...@cox.net
Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2010 12:03 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Rocks from Space
Adam,
Sounds like you and Zann are a very conscientious people.
Wasn't trying to say otherwise. I am sure this guy was a real jerk.
Although, I think I lost a lot of money in Laughlin once too : - )
So, let me put it another way... Even though people, like that jerk,
sometimes show up at your
Ron,
I can understand why more impacts could be an indication of an older
satellite,
but could you explain why 'larger' impacts is also an indication of older,
as well.
Thank you, in advance.
Jonathan Dongell
IMCA 3922
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From: Ron Baalke
Got it.
Thanks Elton.
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From: MEM mstrema...@yahoo.com
To: Jonathan E. Dongell jdong...@cox.net; Meteorite Mailing List
meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 10:08 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] The (Long) Weekend Warrior
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