List / All
Due to the controversial nature of this auction our observations
are being presented in an image-intensive format.
To All, I think that this was a very interesting exercise and ultimately
healthy
to the community. It resulted in many thoughts on COA formats and
procedures that should
List:
Slickensides photo, METEORITE!, February 1997, pg. 14.
Regards to all,
Russ K. NEMS
www.meteorlab.com
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Mark / Anyone interested:
I don't believe this to be a sample of the Estherville mesosiderite.
The metal distribution is wrong, the vugs are large and round while specimens
of Estherville display small (1 to 4mm) angular cavities and a bi-modal
distribution of metal.
Additionally please note
/2003 -0500, you wrote:
At 09:19 PM 1/27/2003 -0500, LabNEMS wrote:
Steve:
Troilite is FeS. A terrestrial analog is the mineral Pyrrhotite Fe(1)S.
Any troilite cavities are probably what is referred to as vugs that
may (or may not) have contained troilite but went from a solid to a gas
from shock
Steve:
Troilite is FeS. A terrestrial analog is the mineral Pyrrhotite Fe(1)S.
Any troilite cavities are probably what is referred to as vugs that
may (or may not) have contained troilite but went from a solid to a gas
from shock. Evidence of this would be in the mineralogy of the vug's lining.
All:
I played football in High School. My son plays now.
We kid each other when I do something odd or out of
character - one too many hits on the helmet Dad?.
Well, to the List Purists and to the Meteorite Gods I'm sorry
to have fallen clean off the table but I had just too much fun
with this
Allan / List:
My vote for the longest person - still running - would be
my friend, that fine gentleman in Anacortes WA,
David New. Many of the longer members of this list ( I just can't
bring myself to say older :) know David.
Although well-positioned in the diamond business he still
dabbles in
Jim, Paul, and List:
I agree with Walter on this.
It's a shame when people freely give to all in this manner and have their
good-will treated with bad-will.
There are so many ways to make contributions in this field.
Jim and Paul found one and did an honorable job at it.
Perhaps with
John S./ List Members:
I've been retained by the OIG and USAG on this case and am
currently under a US Federal Subpoena to appear. We did the Appraisal
on the samples contained within the safe stolen from JSC.
(Sorry, OIG is the US Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General,
USAG is
List:
It's a fine line.
Ok, no pun intended here on the description of the below offered
meteorite.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=740832733
It appears that this person is presenting, what they
believe is, a meteorite.
The wording in their description seems to cover
Steve / List:
Thanks for the response.
What caught my interest and concern was the definitive / declarative
heading:
South Texas Meteorite - 36+ kilograms
in combination with the disclaimer in the description. This may
be a foundational
statement that will now show up with other specimens
Jay - All:
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Russ K., NEMS
www.meteorlab.com
Hi List,
Has anyone been in conatct with Russ from NEMS recently? I been trying to
e-mail him for a week but no replies.
Take Care,
Matt:
If you're unable to find a source NEMS would be happy to donate the
chondrules.
Would you like them sectioned or complete?
Best,
Russ K., NEMS
At 10:07 AM 10/04/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Does
anyone have about 15-20 loose chondrules they could donate to a local
university here in CO, for
Steve:
This one is right out of the Meteorite X-Files. The truth
is out there but I doubt you'll see it in print. Allan T. did the
work on it and is correct in that it was originally reported as Nuevo
Mercurio (b).
The confusion arose from conflicting reports of where it was found.
We have
List:
My thanks for the kind words from so many on this and the thoughtful
responses.
Shipping and receiving specimens is problematic. It's like
the Quarterback in football - he has control over the ball
only up to the point when he puts it in the air.
Overall the US Postal System has been,
List:
From a customer we received a sample of the material recently
referred to and discussed on this list as Eagle Butte.
Sample chemical analysis summary:
The received material is porous and not homogeneous. There are varying
proportions
of FeO, MgO, Ca, Al, and Dolomite within clumps.
Kevin, All:
The Hydrologic cycle of Mars is not well-understood - that's a major focus
of continuing research. To venture a guess, I'd say that the tube formation
has something to do with frost and some poorly understood sublimation
process.
I know that's like blaming everything we don't
List:
National Geographic, February 2002
Very nice fold out map of Antarctica;
Sea Ice movement, Wind Flow, Sea Ice
Velocity, and the under-ice bedrock landscape.
National Geographic, March 2002
Natural Diamonds, localities, the harsh
Geo/Political nature of mining them. Revealing
article.
Mike:
Murchison, small fragments, how much do you need? I'll donate
them for your son's project.
Russ K., NEMS
At 02:05 PM 02/16/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Hello All,
Once again my budding scientist son has decided to work with meteorites in
his science fair. I am thrilled at this but I may
All,
With reference to the CAI discussion:
http://www.meteorlab.com/METEORLAB2001dev/labphoto/CAI.htm
Russ K., NEMS
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Hi List:
Come on now Bernd! Are you telling me that you missed the
micro-meteorite
information on the new site?
Seriously, I enjoyed the new site. It was nice reading about
collecting
micro-meteorites in your back yard.
Please see the paper:
Numbers, types, and compositions of an unbiased
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