Peter M. wrote:
the only place where I found a Peekskill for sale is at Schoolersinc.com:
3.628 grams, @ $544.00 - that's 150$/g - so slightly over
18$ /g ;-)
Hi list again,
Fernlea ( http://fernlea.tripod.com/sale4.html ) has it too!!! ..but
not cheaper/less expensive :-(
Sorry, Rob E
Bernd wrote:
I got my 13.8 grams for US$ 18/gr from David New but
that was in 1993 - oh yeah, those were the days when
Hi list,
the only place where I found a Peekskill for sale is at Schoolersinc.com:
3.628 grams, @ $544.00 - that's 150$/g - so slightly over 18$
/g ;-)
Where will PF be
The H.H.Nininger Collection of Meteorites (1933 version) lists a
meteorite that I find no where else in the literature. It'll be obvious
to many on the list why I would like to know about this.
"Ollague, Bolivia, South America. Pallasite. P. Found 1924.
Known Wt. 6.66 Kgs. Specimen:146a. 376
Hi Nels and list,
if you'd like to get the interesting 4-page article
«Own a piece of the sky» by Greg Redfern online -
go to:
http://skyandtelescope.com/
Search the Magazin archive for «meteorite», #4 is
the article «Own a piece of the sky» and click «Purchase
Article».
Ok, it's 3 clicks;-)
P
Hi list,
what a wonderful (new) world we're living in:
Just 2 klicks with the computer mouse and you have a perfect copy of the
very interesting
4-page report «Own a piece from the sky» of Sky & Telescope written by
our list member Greg Redfern
for only 2.95 - less than the cost of a bottle of be
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Hi Marcin and all,
if you want to buy one - try:
http://www.meteoritemarket.com/NWA1242.htm
http://www.nyrockman.com/catalog-4.htm
http://www.labenne-meteorites.com/en-us/dept_175.html
Peter
PS: sorry, if I forgot a seller!
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Hi Marcin,
for NWA 1242 check these 2:
http://www.nyrockman.com/museum/nwa-1242.htm
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/9278/NWA1242.HTM
Peter
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nview (1917), Hale County, TX (p. 94, FAFS)
> 21. ??Couldn't find this but found a Covert stone covered a pickle
> barrel for 25 years ;-)
> 22. Canyon Diablo
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Peter Marmet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: list <[EMAIL
the famous
Arizona crater.
P.S: I like # 1 to 3 (Greetings from PF ;-))
Peter Marmet, Bern
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PolandMet wrote:
hmm, but why Shirokovsky is not a meteorite ? This looks like 101%
pallasite
Hi Marcin and list:
That's why:
http://www.meteoriticalsociety.org/bulletin/shirokovsky.pdf
Peter
Hello list,
what do you think of this one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2183165421&category=3239
Peter
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de or sale, we'll keep for us!
Regards, Julien
Hi Julien
CONGRATULATIONS!!! from Bern, Switzerland - to the father AND the mother!!!
Peter Marmet
er of the text is
an extra terrestrial ;-)
Have a nice weekend!
Peter Marmet
Howard Wu wrote:
Ok Peter, if your so smart where do tektites come from?
Howard Wu
Peter Marmet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi list,
I don't know whether I should laugh or cry!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.d
sent a second e-mail, asking for S&H costs
and 6 days ago I got an e-mail answer.
Maybe he's very busy or he has temporary computer problems.
Now I'm hoping to get the item in the not to distant future!
Peter Marmet
Marco Langbroek schrieb
>
> 1) Kilabo (Kilbabo?) LL6. Such a beatifull breccia, light and dark. A beaty!
> B.t.w., in the preprint Met. Bul. it is spelled as Kilbabo?
In the revised preprint it is spelt Kilabo - Kilbabo mentioned as Synonym.
Peter M.
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almitt schrieb:
> To All,
>
> See my post on "Favorite Ordinary Chondrites" for the Nininger Moment #9. I forgot
> to change the
> subject line. My apology for this inconvenience.
>
> --AL
No problem, Al - I'm just printing out your post.
With a cold beer, sitting on the best chair, reading «
Hi list,
Tim Heitz wrote:
Heres a great Photo Gallery of Meteorwrongs from Washington
Universityof St. Louis, Missouri
http://epsc.wustl.edu/admin/resources/meteorites/meteorwrongs/meteorwrongs.htm
see Number 11:
Why this rock is probably not a meteorite:
-This one is intriguing. It's mostl
Hi Steve A., Chicago and list,
Steve wrote:
my piece of honolulu is bigger!
Steve, would you say the same if you were talking of your girl friend?
Look at my Honolulu - yes, it's smaller but - it/she is a real beauty!!!
All 3 Honolulus can still be seen on Rob Elliotts Site (http://fernlea.
Hi list,
here are my favorite OC's:
- Begaa / LL3
- Peekskill / H6
- Oued el Hadjar / LL6
- Honolulu / L5, (tnx Rob E.!)
- Sahara 98035 / LL < 3.5
Peter M., Bern
Hello list,
Meteorites look quite nice in these black
«Riker Mount» boxes.
I'm looking for 100 boxes, size 85x110 mm.
Does anyone know where I can get these? - as cheap as possible ;-) !
Thanks for your help!
Peter Marmet, Bern, Switze
Hi all,
What a GREAT PLEASURE to read the Meteorite Times March Links!!!
Many thanks to all who make that possible!!!
Peter Marmet, Bern, Switzerland
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Hi Steve (Arnorld, Chicago) and list,
Great photos Steve! Many thanks! Very much appreciated by the poor
ones - like me - who had to stay home !
Peter
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Hi Desmond and list,
Yes, diluted (5% or less) ferric tri-cloride ( Fe Cl 3 ) works
well. I used it for many years for some art work (etching cupper plates)
and I also used it to etch iron meteorites - it's not a very harmfull
acid. In Switzerland you can get it in every drugstore.
Peter
Hi Mark and list,
for me poor guy who didn't make it to Tucson
the TUCSON 2003 photos are just great fun to see!!!
Many thanks Mark (and to the others who will post Tucson photos)!!!
Peter, Bern, Switzerland
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Hi list and Mike T.
on Dean Besseys (meteoriteshop.com) salespage you can read:
«NWA 1685(BL): Paired stones are in the process of being classified.
There is a bit of metal
but indications are that it will be an LL5 or LL6. But they are leaning
toward an L5 also.»
So - Dean should know!
Peter
Hi Tom and list,
very nice picts of Bensour you can find on Mike Farmers page at:
http://www.meteoriteguy.com/index
A lot of nice picts of Hadeija and a very interesting news paper report
you can find on Eric Twelker site at:
http://www.meteoritemarket.com/HDJ.htm
Peter Marmet
Hello Rosie
Catalogue of Meteorites (M. Grady) p 51:
Nevada
Alkali
Bonnie Claire 001
Bonnie Claire 002
Hot Springs
Primm
Quartz Mountain
Quinn Canyon
Roach
Regards
Peter Marmet
http://www.mpi.unibe.ch/Mars_meteorite/
(in German, links in English) and Meteoritics & Planetary
Science 37, 835-854 (2002)
PS: All meteorites leagaly exported!
Peter Marmet, Bern, Switzerland
places.
It's Niningers birthday today. When he started his passion for
Meteorites
a lot of people thought that he is mad. But Nininger had a dream and his
dream came true.
Mohamed has a dream as well - why should we not encourage him ?!
Peter M
ntrations of incompatible trace elements,
which indicates that it probably came from the Procellarum region of the
Moon."
http://epsc.wustl.edu/admin/resources/meteorites/calcalong.html
Peter Marmet
Hi list,
I think before we go on picking on Michael Blood's and Darryl's head we
should read very carefully what they wrote here on the list. Maybe it
had been better that Michael published his text on this list (instead of
the meteoritetimes). Maybe Darryl overreacted a bit but I can feel that
ere
is darkness as well.
I hope, despite the end of meteoritetimes, in one or the other way -
especially as a newcomer - to provit from the
enormeous knowledge and experience of the writers of meteoritetimes and
of many others here on the list. Many thanks to all of you!
Peter Marmet, Be
«error».
I wrote bn twice but all I get from them is an automatic answer where
they suggest to call them between 9 and 11 EST.
My question: Does anybody have a good idea about how to get this item
or - who knows - does anybody like to sell his copy of this
item to me?
Peter Marmet, Bern, Switzerland
Hi Al
many thanks for your re-post, it's very much appreciated.
I'm a great admirer of H.H. Nininger and his unique contribution to the
«world of meteorites».
Peter Marmet, Bern, Switzerland
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