Hi Michael, Marcin, List,
You are completely right Michael. This is true not only in Botany but also
in the recent meteorite history.
A couple of years ago, I purchesed Turkmenbashi and Heze (names that
are still on the original labels). Many of us probably still remember that
these names now
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Hi Jeff, Jeff and List,
Wow, a wall of 670 km long! Or is it 670 m ?
The Amgala (for which, I presume the new name shuld be now
Oum Dreyga
?) tkw, as mentioned on Ph
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Hi Jeff, Jeff and List,
Wow, a wall of 670 km long! Or is it 670 m
Mark
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From: Tom Knudson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2005 12:31 AM
To: Michael L Blood; Adam Hupe; Meteorite List
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Hi Mike and list, speaking of Canyon Diablo, what was the reasoning
We are just days away from releasing a preview version of the new
bulletin. There will be several weeks during which you can make comments
to the editor before publication.
We are just days away from releasing a preview version of the new
bulletin. There will be several weeks during which
Hi Jeff, Jeff and List,
Wow, a wall of 670 km long! Or is it 670 m ?
The Amgala (for which, I presume the new name shuld be now Oum Dreyga
?) tkw, as mentioned on Ph. Thomas' site, is indeed about 17 kg.
But I also know of some people (meteorite hunters) having recently
(March-May 2005) brought
The Amgala (for which, I presume the new name shuld be now Oum Dreyga
?) tkw, as mentioned on Ph. Thomas' site, is indeed about 17 kg.
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oh I LOVE this.
Thy the hell meteorite sold and known for months as X at least is submited
as Y ?
We produce NWA mess on every step.
OK I dont
,
Adam Hupe
The Hupe Collection
Team LunarRock
IMCA 2185
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Another note: I still think most will still use the name Amgala. This is
because most collectors know it under this name.
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Another note: I still think most will still use the name Amgala. This is
because most collectors know it under this name.
Hola Adam, I don't think so. I don't remember who gave it that name,
Amgala was the provisional working name for Oum Dreyga. The meteorite
fell
between Amgala and Oum Dreyga in the country of Western Sahara. It was
determined later on to have fallen closer to Oum Dreyga than Amgala thus
the
new name. The coordinates were provided by us from the beginning
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Is Amgala Official? / New Bulletin
Amgala was the provisional working name for Oum Dreyga. The meteorite
fell
between Amgala and Oum Dreyga
This happens all the time with meteorites that get on the market before
they come to the NomCom. It's just a fact of life. If a meteorite is
found halfway between towns, then usually the person who submits it to us
chooses. Hyphenated names are only used in special circumstances (there
will
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Is Amgala Official? / New Bulletin
This happens all the time with meteorites that get on the market before
they come to the NomCom. It's just a fact of life. If a meteorite is
found halfway between towns, then usually the person who
, 2005 11:21 PM
Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] Is Amgala Official? / New Bulletin
I'm trying to figure out what the big deal is here. Synonyms and
meteorites named one thing only to be referred to something else later,
or
found to be paired with or transported specimens of another name, are very
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Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 2:38 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Is Amgala Official? / New Bulletin
Yes but remeber such cases like with NWA 859.
Everybody has to look in the Bulletin first, if somehere is referred to
that
number.
Well, if someone
on 5/10/05 10:47 AM, Adam Hupe at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another note: I still think most will still use the name Amgala. This is
because most collectors know it under this name.
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Hi Adam and all,
I respectfully disagree - eventually, it will be known by its true
name,
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Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 4:48 PM
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This happens all the time with meteorites that get on the market before
they come
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on 5/10/05 10:47 AM, Adam Hupe at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another note: I still think most will still use the name Amgala
then the TKW will have been updated.
Roman Jirasek
www.meteoritelabels.com
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This happens all
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