Just to let everyone know that the specimens have sold. Many thanks to the
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Hello everyone,
I have to raise some funds - expecting an new puppy in the coming Spring. For
this I'm offering two very nice specimens of NWA 6704 that I purchased some
years back from the Hupé's.
-9.7 gram fragment
-7.6 gram complete slice
A label card has been lost for the slice (will come
Good evening listoids,
What is the general market price (per gram) for NWA CO3s? I have some that
i would like to trade in for some Sutter's Mill.
Thanks
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Good morning listoids,
I need to sell fairly quickly..
NWA 6550 (rare LL3.7) 78.3g
end cut - $350; 17.1g crusted fragment of NWA CO3 - $220; White
Court iron with papers, 9.45g - $75; 2 Park Forest hammer riker displays
- $45 (from Hupé Collection) and $35 (one of the sets made by Greg
I need to sell fairly quickly..
NWA 6550 (rare LL3.7) 78.3g end cut - $400; 17.1g crusted fragment of NWA
CO3 - $250; White Court iron with papers, 9.45g - $75; 2 Park Forest hammer
riker displays - $45 (from Hupé Collection) and $35 (one of the sets made by
Greg Catterton). $10 shipping
Hi list,
Are there any estimates in how long ago this wonderful meteorite fell to Earth,
and how large it might have been before it entered the atmosphere? It must have
been a massive meteoroid, much larger than the one that produced the Buzzard
Coulees.
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, 2008 in League City, Texas.
LPI Contribution No. 1391., p.1120
Publication Date: 03/2008
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2008/pdf/1120.pdf
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Sent: Fri, Nov 4, 2011 2
How big is/was the largest NWA869 mass found?
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Great to hear Greg, congratulations to her!
All the best
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See all info here:
http://s1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa332/MMMeteorites/Meteorite%20Sale%20Summer%202011/NWA%20123%20grams/
I would suggest bookmarking the link to keep track of it if interested...
again,
no trades. If you consider purchasing, please send payment via PayPal to my
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Sent: Thu, July 14, 2011 11:27:53 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] AD - NWA meteorite fragments and more - sale
Two 2 of the AH76009, CV3 2, Gold Basin
Two 2 of the AH76009, CV3 2, Gold Basin slice and one NWA 4734 micro SOLD.
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Hi Listers,
CV3 1 - 122.9 g.
CV3 2 - 58.4 g.
^^both with CAIs showing.
LL7 metachondrite - 84.5
Whitecourt - 9.45 g. in as-found condition; with export paper and ID card from
Big Kahuna Meteorites
Two Park Forest Riker displays - one Garza the other Winslow Street Hammer
Collection.
Interesting that it was momentarily captured by our planet's gravity... though
wonder why Earth doesn't have any natural satalites other than our moon? I've
read some online claims that Earth might have in the past?
Cheers
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Thanks for the heads up, Gary!
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Great news!
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Cc:
Good morning list,
Do freshly fallen irons and stony-irons, have any kind of crust on them? if they
do, what does the crust typically look like on these meteorites?
I can recall seeing charred iron before...
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-Melanie MetMel - avid meteorite collector/enthusiast from Canada!
Good morning listers,
First off I'll you know that I don't have a ride to get up there, and can't
afford to travel anywhere right now... so anyone willing to give me ride to and
back from the area, pay my way to stay at the hotel/motel in whatever town is
closest to the landing
I didn't mean to come off as some needy person seeking to leech off of
anyone...
it was a spur of the moment act on my part - I was all fired up about this. I'm
sorry.
I'm in no position to do meteorite hunting at this time.. Next time I should be
prepared.
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Hi listers,
Do you suppose it could have produced some meteorites? I would like to go on a
meteorite hunt so (relatively) close to where I live!
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Here's your chance you could get them for less than what is being offered for
these..
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Sent: Mon, April 11, 2011 2:49:23 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] AD - two auctions ending tomorrow - Winslow Street
Not an April fools day joke I take it?
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Hi list,
Which meteorites would you say are known to be the least susceptible moister
and
oxidation? I have two slices of NWA 5234 melted eucrite (one of the prettiest
of
meteorites imo) and the material seems very stable - i've had them for over a
year, handled them quite a bit and they
It would be nice if when one punches in the key words: meteorite,
chondrite,
chondrule, achondrite, pallasite, Martian, Lunaite, etc...that a
sponsored link (or links) would appear in the upper right of the page to online
stores that sell mets such as Meteorites USA, Meteorite Market, and so
Looks like an Nantan.
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You know the answer now...Bob. I hope it's that you have crossed the event
horizon and are in the presence of all that is beautiful.
Well put. R.I.P. Bob Walker.
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Hi,
Crazy question.. Has anyone on the list ever (purposely) ingested bits of
meteoritic material? How did it taste?
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Hi Sterling, list.
Thanks a bunch for your imput! I came up with a fictional (though as plausible
as possible) rocky planet orbiting HIP 56948 - which I intend for it to have a
somewhat higher gravity than Earth's, but wasn't sure whether to make it bigger
like this new Super Earth. On it
Hi listers,
Got quite a few micros to sell... I would like around 30 of the white ones and
10 of the black ones.. Any one here for a reasonable price?
In mint condition and lids on firmly.
Thanks
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Reminds me of an olivine diogenite.
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Test
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Interesting indeed! I like smelling fresh pieces of meteorites in the morning
and getting high off the aromas! (j/k though whenever I get my hands on
particularly an unweathered meteorite, I have to take some sniffs of it)
Imagine having a sizable broken chunk of Allende (smells something
was the exception. It
may be that is what you smell, I am sorry to say. All my best!
--AL
Quoting Melanie Matthews miss_meteor...@yahoo.ca:
Interesting indeed! I like smelling fresh pieces of meteorites in the morning
and getting high off the aromas! (j/k though whenever I get my hands
I see, but the other side of the moon does look a lot more heavily cratered
than
that shielded by Earth..
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From: Rob Matson
Hi,
I asked this a while ago on Greg Catterton's forum, and I was told that rocks
from the moon aren't as solid (tough) as Mars rocks, and therefore are less
likely to survive entry... yet what about all these Howardites?
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Mars is farther away and not protected by a companion and its closer to the
asteroid belt so it receives many more impacts than the moon.
Not many more. Only a factor of two greater for Mars, but the average
velocity of the impactors is only 60% as great.
To add, the side of the Moon that
Are any chondrites and/or achondrites suspected as originating from the same
parent body as any known irons and stony-irons?
Someone mentioned something asking about the possibility of some irons coming
from 4 Vesta in another thread, not too long ago...
Cheers
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: Jeff Kuyken i...@meteorites.com.au
To: bar...@univ-brest.fr; Melanie Matthews miss_meteor...@yahoo.ca
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Sent: Tue, August 31, 2010 4:54:07 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Any irons/stony-irons linked to known stones?
I've been reading up
Northern Mexico (were the deserts are) would be quite a dangerous place to hunt
meteorites.
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From: Adam Hupe
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Is it common for irons to take this long to obtain approval?
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Hi,
I'm glad you brought this up - been wondering about that myself.
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To:
Hi,
Haven't heard of specifically heard of what you speak of.. Though not that long
ago the Hupes were selling complete slices of an NWA which was dubbed the
enigma stone - it had inclusions and even parts of howardites, diogenites,
eucrites and if i'm not mistaken... chondritic material also
, sleep and breath meteorites 24/7.
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Sent: Tue, August 10, 2010 5:29:53 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] The most
Sorry, off topic.. What Ed mentioned about a piece of wood with some stripes
painted on it, selling for big bucks... I think that's just stupid - original
piece of 'work' or not.. What the hell?
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I
Ed Majden and I are actually neighbors, I have been to his home a few times and
had some good looks at his meteorite collection. He is a good man and not
monger. Think he has a misinterpretation on things.
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To ad: I apologize if my words regarding the painting were harsh.. Just that
personally, I wouldn't put out big bucks for such simple artwork unless someone
who is dear and close to me, did it at a very young age (or my pet dog).
However, I'm a lot more interested in meteorites than I am art -
Good evening/morning all
What is the most expensive meteorite per gram, to date? The Lunar Calcalong
Creek? After that which ones are next in line?
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Holy shit that thing's massive. iron, stone? What a beauty (whether before or
after).
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2nd thought - looks a stony meteorite. Is it a chondrite?
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Well, that isn't the case here in Canada since Science Channel isn't available
here..
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I estimate this piece is worth more than $300. Bid away.
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One of my little Nantan crystals could make a good bullet.
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Unclassified meteorites are like a box of chocolates... you never know what
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Starting at 99 cents and no reserve!
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My mistake - it weighs 750 grams.
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Congrats! ;)
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To:
The piece of Murchison that i have has a sweet sugary smell to it.
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- Original Message
From: Chris
That meteorite is on my wanted list, as is the baby powder chondrite
(NWAx).
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I have an end cut of an uNWA chondrite which smelled like urine when cut.
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Hey list.
Yesterday I got an nice chunk of Allende from Big Kahuna Meteorites. Is it me,
or does this meteorite have an aroma reminiscent of lime?
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Well, according to Gary Allende has a distinct smell to it, i asked him what he
could compare it to - seems he wasn't sure. One of the reasons I bought it was
to find out what it smells like.. I stuck my nose into the baglet it came in
with the meteorite inside, and sniffed away... noticed a
Well said.
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To: Rose, David MD
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Unclassified meteorites are like a box of chocolates... you never know what
you're gonna get!
LOL you had me laughing my ass off. I would take fragments from each specimen
then them in for the collections of Greg Catterton, the Hupe's and other
dealers, AND sell some.
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That's interesting. My guess is that there was a big chondrule that got
dislodged somehow..
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-
Greg S. - you're on the same wavelength as me in regards to meteorite
preferences! Although I'm also very fond of carbonaceous chondrites (of
which my favorites are the more exotic primitive types: i.e. Tagish Lake and
Murchison, etc), and out of ordinary chondrites - Ls, LLs, breccias, and the
Hey listers.
I'm not supposed to make any more meteorite purchases for about a month or
so..are any specimens of Kaidun available to purchase/trade? I'd like to add a
piece(s) of this meteorite to my collection. or is it one of those meteorites
that are off limits to collectors?
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Were abouts in the world could it be? The Atacama desert in Chile (where in
some areas it never rains and hasn't rained for thousands of years)?
I'm talking about when it gets to the point that so few can be found anymore
the Sahara.
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Hope my specimens arrive in the mail before it gets officially
named/classified! Things have been kinda slow over the past couple of weeks
from the US into Canada..
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Unclassified meteorites are like a
On 5/9/2010 2:49 PM, Melanie Matthews wrote:
But I know the classification has been done.
Jeff
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OK,, it states something to the effect that the softer upper layers of Mars are
unlikely to survive entry through Earth's atmosphere? Then what about
Howardites and some of the chondrites which can be quite friable?
I watched this program on TV about the presence of life in extreme
Hey everyone,
Yahoo mail's anti-spam measures have been at times preventing me from posting
and responding to replies on this list, which is a big part of why I have been
so quiet around here.. After sending I either get this stupid caption thing
(which even after typing it in correctly my
I had another problem with hotmail, which is why I created this yahoo account
to post on the list.
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I was using plain text.
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Hope this posts..
Anyways,, it states something to the effect that the softer upper layers of
Mars are unlikely to survive entry through Earth's atmosphere? Then what about
Howardites and some of the chondrites which can be quite friable?
I watched this program on TV about the presence of
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/30/AR2010043002000.html
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Sounds like these could be real this time.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/30/AR2010043002000.html
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Unclassified meteorites are like a box of chocolates... you never know what
Hi,
Good to see you here, I started collecting almost two years ago myself.. Well,
actually my first meteorites are irons - a couple of Nantans, an etched Gibeon
coin, and a shrapnel I think of the Campo (which i lost the label to but I
recall it saying it's from Argentina), which I got 4 or 5
April 30th 2004 according to how far back the archives go to.
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From:
People like this need a good hard smack by a falling meteorite. That's all I
have to say..
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- Original
I wonder if it would possible to send some machines to the asteroid belt to
capture some whole asteroids and bring them to Earth? Or would they be drifting
too quickly in their orbits to capture with the current technology? Also would
decent-sized samples from such captures be available to
Well.. not only that - even in inside a spacecraft we are susceptible to deadly
cosmic rays and can't stay very long out there beyond the protection of Earth's
magnetic field,, which is why I mentioned using machines to retrieve them.
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Peterson
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- Original Message - From: Melanie Matthews miss_meteor...@yahoo.ca
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Sent: Friday, April 23, 2010 10:20 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Capturing asteroids in orbit
I wonder
First off, congrats to Greg Hupé and to everyone who managed to find some
stones from this most recent fall! How much has been recovered so far?
As you know a dog can be trained to sniff out anything, and with that said I
think they could also be trained to ignore meteor-wrongs! Especially
Hi, could you please send me the image as an attachment off list?
My doggy seems to have no interest in meteorites what so ever.. :(
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LOL They could both be fixed, though..
A dog can be trained to
sniff out anything, and with that said I think they could also be
trained to ignore meteor-wrongs!Also, it is possible that Brix can sense that
his owner has a passion for meteorites - it isn't uncommon for dogs to actually
take
test
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Melanie
IMCA: 2975
eBay: metmel2775
Known on SkyRock Cafe as SpaceCollector09
Unclassified meteorites are like a box of chocolates... you never know what
you're gonna get!
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LOL They could both be fixed, though..
A dog can be trained to
sniff out anything, and with that said I think they could also be
trained to ignore meteor-wrongs!Also, it is possible that Brix can sense that
his owner has a passion for meteorites - it isn't uncommon for dogs to
actually take
I thought so by looking at it I figured it was a Howardite or polymicht
Eucrite.. I think Howardites are my favorite out of the HEDO group, BTW. :)
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Melanie
IMCA: 2975
eBay: metmel2775
Known on SkyRock Cafe as SpaceCollector09
Unclassified meteorites are like a box of chocolates...
.
You could always ask him/her about that. I almost did.
The price/gram is sure a lot lower though, eh?
Almost too good to be true, isn't it...
And you know what they say about that!
Linton
- Original Message - From: Melanie Matthews
miss_meteor...@yahoo.ca
To: Meteorite List meteorite
Too bad you didn't think of this last year as in 2009 LOL - it was ten years
ago when the first meteorites of the North West Africa designation series were
found. ;)
I LOVE my NWAs ,, many of them I wouldn't trade for anything! :D My first stony
mets are NWAs.
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Melanie
IMCA:
Roman Jirasek
www.meteoritelabels.com
- Original Message -
From: Melanie Matthews miss_meteor...@yahoo.ca
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 9:55 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Are these authentic Buzzard Coulees?
Not to give anyone a bad name
http://shop.ebay.ca/306krista/m.html?_nkw=_armrs=1_from=_ipg=_trksid=p4340
Worldwide shipping and no mention of an export permit for any of them? Anyone
here know this person and if he/she is for real?
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Melanie
IMCA: 2975
eBay: metmel2775
Known on SkyRock Cafe as SpaceCollector09
Hello listoids,
Do any of you here recommend any online auction sites that have that have low
sell/insertion fees and have PayPal available as a payment option?
Thanks
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Melanie
IMCA: 2975
eBay: metmel2775
Known on SkyRock Cafe as SpaceCollector09
Unclassified meteorites are like
Hello listoids,
Do any of you here recommend any online auction
sites that have that have low sell/insertion fees and have PayPal
available as a payment option?
Thanks
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Melanie
IMCA: 2975
eBay: metmel2775
Known on SkyRock Cafe as SpaceCollector09
Unclassified meteorites are like
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