that
accounts of cold meteorites almost always refer to small ones and
that accounts of warm or hot ones more often refer to much larger
pieces, or irons.
Although I'm confident of my reasoning, I don't remember reading
anywhere of a similar explanation.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
of Popocatepetl in Mexico, 17,800
feet above sea level.
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There is a definite change in tone in his apology email and this one
too. Is it sincere? Or is it like our old friend Ssssteve?
Only time will tell.
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Hi Sterling,
Cazameteoritos means meteorite hunter, or meteorite chaser.
Nothing pejorative there, just an accurate description of Mike Farmer.
Sincerely,
Mike Fowler
Chicago
PS My wife is Peruvian.
There is an implication (but no direct statement) that
trafficing in meteorites
Bolivians are people too, and that remark is very offensive!
Sincerely,
Mike Fowler
Chicago
Additonally, naming it Lake Titicaca allows Bolivia to share. It is
right on the boarder (political). There is a saying in Peru about the
lake. Peru has the titty and Boliva has the caca. :)
A meteorite
,
Mike Fowler
Chicago
If I were you, I would start looking for your sense of humor. It's
probably hiding under your bed. Or maybe you accidently flushed it
down the toilet.
Randall
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so I could make more comparisons. Any
else have an opinion about the Co content?
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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Phase compositions via SEM EDS in weight percent:
Fe Ni Co P Si
Kamacite91.47.4 0.45 0.4
is obvious!
Point two:
Small meteorites loose their cosmic velocity miles high, and and the
rest of their fall is dark. A very large meteor will retain a
substantial amount of its cosmic velocity until impact. Why should
it not be incandescent up untill the moment of impact?
Mike Fowler
,
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, the
contaminants, what ever they are should, upon suitable testing, give
a clear indication where the ice came from.
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Well said Mark.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
Seriously - if Steve annoys you that much, can't you work out how
to set
up a killfile? It's a lot easier than composing a smart-ass,
humiliating
reply to every post he makes...
Chill out and live a little. We're a long time dead.
Mark
drtanuki
Jason,
Thanks for speaking up for civility on the list.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
Hello Ken, Bill, Mark, All,
Ken's message just informed 600+ people that there was a fraudulent
seller on ebay.
Ben's post told 600+ people that *he* was fed up with reading other
peoples' posts about fraudulent
to a disproved
hypothesis can be considered to be eminent in his field?
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on 5/12/07 11:24 AM, Mike Fowler at mqfowler at mac.com
.
I think a wind greater than the terminal velocity of the object in
free fall would be needed to lift it, and that would be several
hundred miles per hour. If it is truly missing, I would be willing
to bet on theft.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
Hi List,
Did any of you see this meteorite on ebay? 23 oz sold for $1026 to
peterutas.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=200077988565
I bid, but not that much.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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smart enough to digest auction
prices on our own?
Whether you think auction prices are relevant to price trends or
not, is beside the point. We should all have equal opportunity to
make up our own minds!!
Anything less is censorship and very condescending to boot!
Sincerely,
Mike Fowler
Mike Farmer,
This so much really needed to be done. Thanks for stepping up to the
plate, even though you may receive vocal criticism from some. I'm
sure those that are appreciative will out number those who oppose by
at least 10 to one, even if they aren't so vocal.
Thanks
Mike Fowler
publicized, a more normal result
should be obtained the following year.
I rest my case.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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others for
things that disappear in your home, you may have just misplaced it.
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, depending on the size of the machine etc. The horizontal
travel would depend on the angle of ejection, and most importantly on
the wind speed.
Of course if this happened, it is unlikely that the owner of the
machine will come forward and own up to it.
Mike Fowler
E-Z Tree Recycling
Chicago
also
!!
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crust can be found?
Also, how about the main mass of Taza? Does that have crust? If you
want to share more pictures, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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Hello All,
Might be a little on the tail end of this thread, but I think it still
merits
.
Could someone elaborate?
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http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=113944
Any word on the type or classification? I noticed that all 6 non
Antarctica Brachinites are from Australia, maybe it's another.
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Mark and all,
What is the story on this meteorite.
Someone paid big bucks for it. Is it or is it not a meteorite.
Steve Schoner
AMS
IMCA #4470
From Mike Fowler, proud owner of Aventura del Monte
Chicago
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Hi Steve and List,
Although it has not been officially
are there in the million
dollar range? Any one care to make an educated guess?
Please don't mention any names.
Mike Fowler
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemssPageName=ADME:B:WNA:US:112item=230004456922id=The "Bad Luck Meteorite" sold on ebay for $2,500.00!I'm wondering if any list member checked it out?Any one in the know, please tell us what you know.Thanks,Mike FowlerChicagoPS I started to do a little
emails where the
accused has no chance to respond, or even know he is being besmirched.
My future trust in members of the meteorite community would be
considerably reduced if I thought that cooks would not be exposed
publicly.
Sincerely,
Mike Fowler
Comment to all:
I was very sad to see
for. Unfortunately, my funds were
low at the time, and I let that one get away.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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Welcome back Armando Afonso.
The purpose of this list is to exchange useful information about
meteorites, not insults!
I'm sure if you keep that in mind, you won't need a helmet!
Mike Fowler
Chicago
For unclarified reasons, my posting to this list is allowed again, and
without the need
that the material was strangely lacking
in nitrogen. If so how can these cells be biotic, let alone extra-
terristrial?
Sincerely,
Mike Fowler
Kerala red rain was comet disintegration
Ceannai Online
May 31, 2006
Kottayam, May 31: The red rains in Kerala five years ago was the
result
Hi Karl,
I've bought some high quality meteorites from you in the past, and
was very satisfied. If you have a currently active web site, I've
not been able to access it.
The link on your ebay page doesn't work. If you have a web site, let
us know.
Thanks,
Mike Fowler
Chicago
Hi
I've always wanted to own a big meteorite, one that would give me
bragging rights to the biggest one around, one that could serve as a
door stop in a pinch, and one that would not walk away in the pockets
of any of my sons friends.
I think I found one that fits the bill!
Mike Fowler
in the upcoming Bulletin.
--Rob
Hi Rob,
Thanks for the research. I would propose that only non Antarctic
meteorites count as supply, since Antarctic meteorites are not
available. In that case, the number per the Met Bul may have peaked
3 years ago!
Mike Fowler
Chicago
I get
or any other list member comment on what's up with that?
Thanks,
Mike Fowler
Chicago
I will be packing up all my meteorites for the move to North
Carolina on 10 April. If there is anything on my web site you are
interested in let me know before it all gets boxed up.
--
Eric Olson
ELKK
of Earth Boulders
being ejected thru the atmosphere unless you can overcome the above 2
objections.
Any comments Sterling or others?
Mike Fowler
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, then we will
have to wait for a permanent moon base.
Sincerely,
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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Please guys, no more piling on. enough is enough.
Mike Fowler
also from chicago
Just in case we missed it??? U getting a commission?
Gary
On 11 Mar 2006 at 5:17, joseph_town at att.net wrote:
Hello list.It is a sad day for me.I have decided to leave
meteorites.I am putting up most
included?
I would like mine to be there someday. I don't think I'm ready yet,
but give me a year or two!
Mike Fowler
Chicago
David Weir wrote on Feb. 24, 2006:
.. the subscription-based MetBase Library
continuously edited by Jörn Koblitz (over 30,000 entries I believe),
which is widely
Alex,
Thanks for taking the time to post re my question. I realize that I
could have emailed Joern Koblitz myself for the answer, but I figured
there would be many besides myself who would probably be curious to
know the answer.
Mike
In February David Weir wrote about the MetBase
Below a somewhat polished up version of the Babelfish translation of
the Portuguese account below.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
Meteorite fall generates fire ball in the sky of the Bahia, Brazil
A meteorite that fell in the city of Saint Antonio de Jesus, in
Bahia, (a state in the North East
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your thorough response to my post.
The absence of response up till now had led me to believe that I was
the only one on the list who didn't go to Tuscon, and that everyone
else was already in the know!!
Mike Fowler
Hi Mike and all,
Mostly good questions, so, I
fields.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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Hi List,
My two cents worth: Tektites are blasted into space and then
return. Horizontal flow, blast , ejection or whatever, would not a
tektite make, at least in the classical sense.
Mike Fowler
Where is the dividing line between impactite and
tektite? I'd like to hear what others
As an owner of Chinga, I've often wondered if there is a tu or two
madre out there so I can put them next to each other on my mantle.
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Hi List,
The Mbosi Iron is listed at 16 tons. Is there any available to the
collector. If so I would like to acquire some.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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Hi List,
Although I would settle for a Mercurian Meteorite, I don't think it
would be an Angrite.
My top choice would be a Kaidunite!Kaidun, a possible piece of
Phobos. Top that for rarity if you can!
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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can't choose between an Lunite
that Fukang is Ungrouped. This is news to me. I searched the
internet and could find no info. Can any one confirm the official
classification of this pallasite? Of course, if it is ungrouped,
I'll have to add it to my collection as well!
Mike Fowler
Chicago
55 unique planetary bodies
the new IIG group, La Primitiva, Twannberg,
Tombigbee and Bellsbank!
Mike Fowler
Chicago
Hi Mike,
look at
http://tin.er.usgs.gov/meteor/metbull.php
click what's new
and you will see the new entry in the metbull #90.
Fukang is a main group pallasite.
Cheers,
Christian
I.M.C.A. #2673
I too want to add Milton to my collection. Please let me know what
is available.
I'll try to harden myself in advance of hearing the price per gram!
Thanks,
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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Hello List,
I'm looking for a slice of the Milton Meteorite of Missouri, U.S.A
Please e
Hi Stan list,
I was wondering if changing the classification of NWA 725 from
Acapulcoite makes it worth more or less per gram?
NWA 725 is likely to actually be a winonaite. I had Open University do
O isotope on some paired material and it plots right on top of nwa
1463
Hi Listees
I love to read Sterling K. Webb's posts because they are so
informative in an often unconventional way.
I love to read Martin Altmann's because they make me smile!
Buckleboo to all!
Mike Fowler
Chicago
Can you imagine, what could happened if CIA is monitoring your mail?
Soon
about Steve Schoner's 150 lb Campo mentioned in the
post from November, 2003. Was the treatment successful, and what are
the details? How long etc?
I have one 13 lb Campo that could use a little help after I practice
an a couple 100 gram slices first.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
Bob King's
Hi List,
wwwsikhote has a slice listed on Ebay as Seymchan, but to my eye
looks like Brahin. Would like opinions from list members.
Thanks,
Mike Fowler
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Meteorite-Seymchan-newest-PALLASITE
marketed by Mike Farmer, which according to his web site,
it is now sold out.
I own a 9.82 gram slice, which would be the 2nd largest, and it is a
beauty and a rarity! Good luck to Dave and his auction.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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