meteorites! It just confuses the heck out of me!
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From: David Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tom aka James Knudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 9:17 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] AD, not really
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:-)
Lars
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Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 5:16 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Glassface1's identity
Hello List, It has been said that glassface1
Hi Dave and list, For dry lake beds, nothing beats a little electric or gas
scooter! Easy to get on and off of and no viewing obstructions Cheap to!
Maybe one like this?
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Hello List, I am the high bidder now, God someone please out bid me, I can't
afford it!
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Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2004 2:57 PM
Subject: Re:
Ah Mike, a little super glue and presto, one nice slice again! Although,
for the life of me I cant figure out how that puzzle fit together. : )
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From: Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, February
: [meteorite-list] Glassface found the 33rd Mars Rock
Ebay rule of thumb #1:
IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO PAY - DON'T PLAY.
Randy the Rambler
From: Tom aka James Knudson
To: MarkF ,
CC:
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Glassface found the 33rd Mars Rock
Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2004 15:09:07 -0700
Hello
Hello Sorry for this list, but I am trying to get a hold of Steve Arnold of
Chicago. Steve are you getting my emails?
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Hello List, as you probably know by now, I am putting together a mini
individual collection. Well, I changed my plans a little, and now it is a
mini collection of Falls only. My big problem is trying to find out which
ones are falls and which Falls dropped 2.5 gram crusted individuals! Here
is a
Gregory, yes,starting this collection was a bad Idea! It all
started when I recieved my 2.3g Bensour, I fell in love with that little
meteorite! I am planning on keeping them in a large membrane box, so they
all need to be real close in size so they do not slip around. But it is one neat
Oh, great, I forgot about PF I have to have one of them, but I will have
to wait until the price drops way below the $40/g that they were going
for.
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From: Martin Horejsi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tom aka James Knudson
Hey List, this glassface1 Can't even keep the lies strait! Can't something
be done about this seller? May be the IMCA can put on an ebay add about
fraudulent sellers and how to identify them?
Meteorite *ALLENDE* CV3 It's my last one
dy
Mils
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 8:09
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Subject: RE: [meteorite-list]
glassface1
It has been stated on this list time and time and time again. LEAVE
EBAY ALONE. Itis not the IMCA's job to police ebay sellers.
Let the buyer beware.
Randy
From
Hello List, I am contemplating adding a shatter cone to my collection, but,
I know nothing about them! Can someone tell me what to look for when
shopping for a shatter cone? I am only getting one, so I want it to be the
right one! : )
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Hello List, am I a true meteorite collector or just sick?I was
daydreaming tonight (?) while sitting in my back yard about seeing a huge
fireball and having meteorites showering down all around me. I then asked
myself this question and thought seriously about the answer, if a was lucky
enough
Hello List, I have a real nice 2.4g 97-98% crusted Holbrook individual that
is just not the right shape for my mini collection so I thought I would
offer it for trade to my friends on the list. I will sell it, but I always
prefer trading. : ) I am on the hunt for nice looking individuals.
Hello, Can anyone translate this for me?
Caro Tom
Vorrei pagare tramite Western Union, mi poui mandare il tuo indirizzo
esatto,
e l'importo totale.
Grazie
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Hello List, I had plans on being in Tucson today, but do to a unforeseen
problem that popped up at the last minute, I am sitting at home instead. :
( Maybe next year.
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Hello List, I had plans on being in Tucson today, but do to a unforeseen
problem that popped up at the last minute, I am sitting at home instead.
: ( Maybe next year.
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Hello List,
Norton's second book on page 111, says type 4 and 5 chondrules
frequently are not round but appear scalloped like a sea shell. In these
cases the chondrules have suffered a corrosive chemical alteration. Related
to the fibrous RB are chondrules with exocentric structure but with
Whatever you say Matt(eo).
Good call
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From: DNAndrews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 9:41 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] NWA 1933
Matt River
Hello Matt and List, Matteo wrote; now all people seen Matteo in the all
posts
Matteo, you should of switched translators!
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Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004
Hello List, I am on the a scavenger hunt, I need a mesoiderite and/or
pallasite
individual about 3 to 5 grams. I do not know if they even come this small,
I know I never heard of one. I am not looking for a rusted out skeleton of a
pallasite, I need something that looks like a meteorite. Anybody
Hello List, My (soon to be ex) mother in law showed me a rock she found in
Oklahoma a few years ago. My first impression was cool a iron meteorite!
The weight and the appearance was perfect but nothing happened when I got
out the magnet. My second guess was lead, but its to hard. A little window
Hello, Does silver streak black? I decided I batter do a streak test and it
was black as can be! It seems a little flaky, pyrite, but is pyrite silver
or gold?
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To: Tom aka James Knudson
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Hello List, I am starting to use HTML on my ebay auctions and I think they
look pretty good. I figure nice ad's, meteorites and low prices should sell
a meteorite!
What do you think?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2221515072
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Hello List, I have a 10.3g 80% crusted SAU 001 that has a well defined roll
over lip, does a lip necessarily mean it's oriented, or does it need more?
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This link talks about things coming in to our atmosphere, pretty interesting
stuff!
http://www.aero.org/cords/faq14.html
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Hi all, I was once told to just soak the meteorite in
distilled water to remove caliche and it worked great!
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From:
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Wray
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Sent: Sunday, January 25, 2004 12:47
Hello List, If all works out as I am hoping, I will be in Tucson probably
just for Saturday the 7th but, if I am lucky, the 8th as well. Can't wait
to meet all of those I have not met yet, and can't wait to see the one's I
have met again! See you there!
Thanks, Tom
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Hey all you smart people, can you please give your opinions on this? I need
to know
http://www.stresscure.com/hrn/einstein.html
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?
Moni
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Hey smart people, opinion?
Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2004 23:33:05 -0700
Hey all you smart people, can you please give your opinions on this? I
need
to know
http://www.stresscure.com/hrn
Hello List, I have some odds and end's JPL stuff that I do not need. If
anyone's into this kind of stuff, I would like to trade it for a individual
meteorite (except Nantans) I am not looking for anything big, rare or
expensive, just another one for my collection. I have a Mars Observer pin,
I have two theories, Spirit was hit my a meteorite, although a small target
on a big planet, it is more likely than the next theories, Spriit was
attacked by Martians!
Thanks, Tom
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From: Ron Baalke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite Mailing List
Hello has anyone ever found a 2 or 3 gram crusted Gold Basin? If so, would
it be the regular GB or one of the others meteorite found in that area?
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Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 3:39 AM
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just like at the end of kens and my emails.
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From:
ROCKS ON FIRE
To: S. Culver
Cc: Tom aka James Knudson ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; Meteorite-List (E-mail)
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 5:35
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. Thank you! I must thank Ken as well, thanks Ken!
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ROCKS ON FIRE
To: Tom aka James Knudson
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Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 10
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Hello List, if one of you computer experts are bored and looking for
something to do, would you help me? I placed a meteorite auction on ebay
today and my daughter was kind enough to write me some HTML codes so it
would look better. She put two addresses so we could add pics to the
description
Hey List,
I was looking through some of my old stuff and found something way cool!
My late step father worked for JPL, and he was presented a flag that was
flown aboard the Columbia.
It is a white flag about 3X5 inches. The flag is attached to a paper
that said:
This Apollo 11 25th
Hello List, A friend of mine who has a slight interest in meteorites was on
a cruise up that way somewhere and the cruise lines talked about people
finding meteorites on glaciers and actually gave them an opportunity to get
out and look. Kinda strange!
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Hey, Is Dronino from the same parent body of Nantan? Can you imagine, a
great asteroid made of rust!
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Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2004 7:39 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Dronino - the
Hello List, can we collectors as a group get together, and get NASA to put a
box under the lunar return vehicle that the astronauts can fill with moon
rocks that will burn up during reentry will and drop new lunar meteorites
over the US?
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Your right, A bad idea! I did not think of the Democrats!
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Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 12:35 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] moon travel lunar meteorites?
. get NASA to put
Hello List, I have a small Taza individual that has a small coating or rust
on it. It seems as though if the rust was removed, it would look real nice!
what is the best way to remove this rust without hurting the meteorite?
Thanks, Tom
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IMCA 6168
OR, Maybe glue small pieces of Velcro on the broken surfaces and you can
have the best of both worlds?
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From: M Taliento [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2004 10:35 AM
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It sure seems the a democrat is behind that site! Go
republicans!!!
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From:
Randy
Mils
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Bush's
Space
Hello List, Does anyone know if we but a base on the Moon, how will we get
there? Can we look forward to seeing a new Rocket, or would we rely on the
shuttle? It is time for a new form of space travel!!!
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Hi John, From what I understood from awhile back, the ice that is on the
moons poles(?) would save them a lot of water hauling from earth. With the
escape velocity so much less on the Moon, they would have an easier time
launching a rocket full of water (fordrinking and such)on the way to
Hello List, what's going on here, a regular 7g Nantan selling for $31 I
don't get it!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2216876822
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Hello List, What are some of the candidates for red inclusions in a
meteorite? I have an NWA that's very strange and it has one tiny little
inclusion that is very red, almost looks like a spot of blood? (it's not
blood)
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Hello List, I have an SA with a hole, but I was under the impression that
holes were formed in one of though ways. One being caused by weathering and
the other, by two regmaglypts burning through?
My SA's hole does not appear to be formed by either, like most SA's it is
not very weathered and
For you SA fans, this one is cool. The hupe's are selling it, but I think
they should of advertised it! I bet this could get a good price per gram!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2214680580
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Have you all read about this? I could not get the ling to work so I mailed
the article
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Overview
The Foton-12 mission hosted the ESA experiment STONE, the first artificial
meteorite experiment aiming at studying the modifications suffered by
meteorites during
Hello good List,
I am not going to be on the List for a while, not because I want to leave
( I love this list) but because I have to. For the last few years my line
of work has been slow so money has been tight. Well as luck would have it,
my wife and I are getting a divorce right now and that
Hello List and happy new year's! I once brought a suspected meteorite to ASU
and they took it and tested it with something that gave a printout of all
the minerals contained in the stone. What was that test? Can I get that same
test done on an unclassified meteorite?
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Hello List, It is 11:07 12/31/03 here in AZ. This has been a terrible year
for me. Can anybody in 2004 tell me if the new year is any better?
Thanks
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Hi Mike, Steve and List, Steve your logo is as impressive as your
collection! : ) My collection is up two 26 meteorites now! I am expecting
four more from Mike Farmer soon and then my collection should be almost
complete! (I still want a SA over 500g's someday) Steve, you have done a
nice job on
Merry Christmas Tracy and list!! I got $40 from someone with a demand that
I buy my self a meteorite for Christmas! If anyone has something neat for
sale for $40 let me know! : )
Thanks, Tom
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From: tracy latimer
Hello List, I wish you all a merry Christmas and I hope this new year is
better than any other year you ever had!!!
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Hello List, I am curious, men mistook meteor crater for a volcanic vent for
years and even today we have to look for signs before we can call an impact
crater an impact crater. How come we are so confident about the
identification of impact craters on Mars vs. volcanic vents from pics with
out
Hello List, I want to get a meteorite classified, not being rich, how is the
best way to do this?
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school of thought!
;-)
Bob V.
[meteorite-list] Dry Lake Stewnfields??
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Hi John and list, now this is the type of questions
that should be on our list!!! I to want to hear the
answers to John's questions too. I never
Randy, I am sorry you have such hard feelings towards me, I do
not recall us ever having a problem. I am sorry my personality does not meet you
criteria as someone who should be allowed to be on the list. We are all
people and we all have different backgrounds and different personalities. I
Hi John and list, now this is the type of questions that should be on our
list!!! I to want to hear the answers to John's questions too. I never
quite thought about it! Having hunted GB many times, I have to wonder if any
of the strewn fields data is strewn field data or nothing more than rock
Hello mark and list, Mark wrote;
" combined with a complete lack of response from the golf
course management (only one course responded and the northernmost one at
that)"
Am I like really the only golfer on the list? Do I need to put
my metal detector in my golf bag and head to Park Forest?
Hello Rob and List, All this talk about meteorite consumption, well I had to
give it a try! But, I found it depressing! Have any of you meteorite
eaters experienced depression afterwards? I can't tell if it is an after
effect or that it is that I just ate my favorite 78g Bensour whole?
Thanks,
They all sound like a bunch of idiots and I think they deserve a column of
their own on the Proud Tom site!!!
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Hello List,
Here are my entries for the Top ten fictitious meteorite names contest!
1. The IRS (IAB) (TKW 60 tons) A massive Hammer stone hits the IRS
building, completely destroying the computer system wiping out all IRS
collection records! No injuries reported...
2. The Inn Suites Tucson
Hello Elton, I have a question and figured the list might be interested as
well. The telecommunications industry relies heavily on microwave radios.
Would a fireball interfere with microwave radios? It would seem like there
would be some sort of interference.
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Yea,
Just a reminder The Geminid meteor shower, is peaking on the night of
December 13-14! Look up
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Hey all, I thought I was a goner after breathing Nantan dust for about five
minutes! I could not breath right for days!
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Hello List,
My daughter and I were discussing iron meteorites, and she came up with
a question that I couldn't answer, and I was hoping one of you could.
Some people think that there was a large planet between Jupiter and
Saturn and it was destroyed by a cataclysmic catastrophe of biblical
Hi Bob and List, I heard nothing and saw nothing! :
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Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003
Hello List, My best guess to the author of Proud Tom, I will not tell, but
his are initials J.S. Just a guess but I think I am right! If Old J.S. is
the author, I wanted him to know I think he has done a great Job : )
If J.S. is not the author, well who ever is, is doing a great Job!
Thanks,
a case of beer and free
meal at the Tucson Show for who ever it is.
Jim Strope
421 Fourth Street
Glen Dale, WV 26038
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Those are good Dave, I thought we change the name of the Sikhote-Alin
meteorite to Sikhote-Ivan.
Also, Something that has been bothering Proud Tom, the IMCA rules, say we
have to properly label our meteorites, Proud Tom thinks each Nantan should
have a label that states made in china
Hey All, Like I said, I think I know who it is. A list member posted this on
Sat, 06 Sep 2003 21:53:48 -0500;
That is a great theory Tom. Is it all your own work? You should be very
Proud.
Talking of IQ's here is a cool IQ test that everyone can try out.
Re-arrange the following words to make a
Martin, I feel like you forgot one! My most valued meteorite of all, the
only one that will never leave my collection is my 7 gram Gold Basin! The
GB is my first find and means more to my than all the rest!
Thanks, Tom
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Dave wrote;
So Tom please next time consider other people feelings and keep in mind the
difference between joke and insult... and you Matteo relax a bit. :)
Please keep in mind that I am no way affiliated with this site other than
the author used my name! So when addressing the author of the
Dave wrote;
Hey, I got a bunch of dirty laundry and I'm wondering if anyone wants to
help me wash it in public.
Sure Dave, spit it out! : )
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Hello List, I love some of the pics on this site, if you have not seen it,
you are missing something great! Look at Analemma2, cool
http://faculty.rmwc.edu/tmichalik/atmosphere.htm
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Hello Bill and List, I believe a lot of new or rare meteorites are over
looked! The guy checking meteorites at ASU (I think, the one in temp?)
checks possible meteorites with a magnet, if it does not pass that, it goes
no further!
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Wow, He's on a roll
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Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 4:03 PM
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Hey everyone, You know these might all be nice, but The best meteorite ever,
the centerpiece of all centerpieces, Would have to be the Wabar meteorite
plate 2 in rocks from space, second edition ) What a rock!!!
Does anybody know where that thing resides?
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Yea,
Hello List, and Ivan if your out there! This is amazing, two SA's that are
identical except one is 474g's and the other 715g's! Either they are twins
or Finnet put the wrong pictures on. I am betting one auction winners going
to be very unhappy!!!
Hey list, It is official, I am an idiot!! I know, a lot of you already
knew that! I am so mad at myself!!! I am wondering if anyone else has ever
done something meteorite related that they regret and probably always will?
I did, I got a great new meteorite that had a flat surface that looked
Hi, interesting meteorite! Dean would never sell something that is not
right! It does look more like petrified wood than a meteorite!
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Hello List, I have a very nice 2.72g mostly crusted Allende individual that
I purchased from Mike Farmer. I need one that is just about two grams and is
nice also. Instead of doing what I have been doing, buying them and if it is
not right selling it and getting another, I figured I would be
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2207177697
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Hi list, sorry for the OT post. I know some of you do fossils too. My oldest
daughter wants to buy my youngest daughter a dinosaur tooth or claw for
Christmas and is looking for something cool looking, probably from a
predator? Anybody have any info I could use or have anything for sale that
is
Hello List, as some of you know, I am putting together a mini individual
collection. I have a 2.8 gram NWA (L6) and a 2.72 gram Allende. The
Allende is huge compared to the NWA. Is that an metal content issue?
By the way, I am looking for more nice individuals this size, and irons
around 4
Hello again good list, when dealers say 99% or 78% crusted for a
meteorite, is that a guess or is there a formula for getting that number?
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
Yea, that's right,
The proudest member of the IMCA # 6168
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Hello List, Dremmel makes a small diamond cutting wheel. They
cost about $15 but I bet they would work nice.
Thanks, TomPeregrineflier Yea, that's right,The
proudest member of the IMCA # 6168
- Original Message -
From:
Charles Viau
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Hello List, Just to make it clear, I am the one looking for a
LEGAL place to look for CD's! I was wondering if you could find fragments under
the flight path of the meteor as it came in. I wanted to see if there was any
BLM land under the flight path that could be hunted. I would never hunt
Ron Wrote;
Actually, yes. There are at least 20 other asteroids that have specta
matches
with the HED's. It turns out though all of these other asteroids
are small, and they all have similar orbits as Vesta. So the conclusion
was drawn that these smaller asteroids are chips off the larger Vesta,
Dear Mark and list, Mark wrote;
And I put my name on the 2003 Nasa 'Mars Lander CD' which will land on
mars Early next year. Time to board up the windows!
Fear not, because for just $399.99 I sell anti-alien kits that will protect
you from invading aliens! The kit consists of banana peals to
Hello List, Does anyone on the list know much about the impact of the
Canyon Diablo meteorite? I would like to know the most current thoughts on
entry angle and exact direction. Also when the meteor would have broken up
and when pieces would have started falling off the main mass? Any help would
Hey list;
NASA is offering for the public a chance to have their names written to a
CD that will be placed on the impactor, thereby leaving their mark on a
comet.
Are they kidding, Don't do it !!! It will come back to haunt you! One day
that comet will strike another inhabited planet killing
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