vine and exquiste cuisine that our neighbour country France has to
offer...
Alex
Berlin/Germany
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Datum: Fri, 18 May 2007 18:19:46 -0600
Von: Michael Murray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Betreff: [meteorite-list] Looking for hunting
I have done OK with unclassified NWAs. In the catagory
of the worst, most weathered ugly stuff that you ever
see in morocco I once had a 400 gram meteorite on ebay
for $77. Was a likely H chondrite as it had the
magnetic qualities of an H. After not selling it I
figured that it was so ugly that
Hi Dean and list, This is Tom Phillips the micrograph guy. I have
purchased from Dean close to 200 Kg. over the years. He sure goes through the
quantity of product. I don't think any one would have the time to closely
examine
everything he has sold. Good stuff is out there to be
A big thanks to those that have taken time to share their success
story. I am building steam now. I've got the fever and will be back
out there hunting again soon. Congratulations on your finds,
discoveries, etc.Excellent!
Mike
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Hi all,
I'm not looking for details such as location, type, or any of that
but, I need a meteorite hunting success story fix. Anyone have a
recent one they would at least acknowledge on list?
Coming up empty-handed so far this year... Michael Murray
In a message dated 5/18/2007 6:25:33 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all,
I'm not looking for details such as location, type, or any of that
but, I need a meteorite hunting success story fix. Anyone have a
recent one they would at least acknowledge on list?
Indeed, while going through 250 kilos of NWA 869's
last week, a friend of mine picked out an achondrite,
we thought was Lunar, but after a day of microprobing
has proven it to be something else, very rare but not
planetary.
It almost went to China to be turned into beads!
It pays to painstakingly
Michael all,
Here's a quick successful hunt story for you. I was
headed home from a project in rural Nevada about a
week ago and had a few hours to spare, so I dropped in
on a dry lake near the road home.
In two hours I had about 20 small fragments but huge
dust devils were circling me like
While on the subject - Here is a future success story.
I will be out in the Gold Basin strewnfield on June 6
and June 7. If anyone wants to meet up with me, I
will be at the turnoff to the left just after the
second cattle guard on Greggs Hideout road (CR-139 on
Google map). The GPS
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