Hi Tom !
Look here :
http://epsc.wustl.edu/admin/resources/meteorites/moon_meteorites_list.html
each meteorite name has a link to a pic
Best regards,
Christian
IMCA #2673
www.austromet.com
Ing. Christian ANGER
Korngasse 6
2405 Bad Deutsch-Altenburg
AUSTRIA
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IMCA-member auction - "meteorite lookin iron rock...guaranteed to be authentic".
Guaranteed to be authentic WHAT? Guaranteed to be "meteorite-lookin"? Comments?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2182553629
Gregory
hello all
This is a FAKE eliminated this person from IMCA, if is
a member, or addvise Ebay this person use false
informations
Regards
Matteo
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IMCA-member auction - meteorite lookin iron
rock...guaranteed to be
authentic.
Guaranteed to be authentic
Jeff K. -
It doesn't actually say it's a meteorite.
No, it doesn't say it's ANYTHING. But when it's "guaranteed to be authentic", and the only specific substance mentioned anywhere is "meteorite".and that's in the title.what is the novice buyer supposed to infer?
Why would any
There are things that go far beyond our
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Wow a meteorite from BIRKETSVILLE,maryland!Boy does that ring a bell!It
does look very oddly shaped, and discolored.3 words come to mind when I
see that one:BLAIR WITCH PROJECT!!! I think we all remember that place.
steve arnold,chicago!!!
Hello
I insert nice set : 18 clear acrylic boxes on nice black palette. To this palette fit
also
small membrane boxes. I have also alot of meteorites, most of them from 1 cent or 1euro
(on eBay.DE)
If You are interested go to my ABOUT ME page
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/polandmet_com/
I have heard that magnets can cause iron to oxidize quicker. Is there any truth in that? I am asking because I want to know how safe the magnetic display bases are for specimens as I am thinking about getting some. Any pros or cons?
Later,
Ron
Which IMCA member is putting this oddball chunk o' rock up for sale? There
have been instances in the past where logos (Square Trade comes to mind)
have been hijacked to lend authenticity where none exists. Maybe some
enterprising seller did that to the IMCA logo, and we should make sure the
Boy List, This Guy is pushing it! I believe he is a list
member! He hasout bid me a lot of real meteorites. So he either spent to
much on the real ones and has to sell fakes to get some more money, or some one
stole his ebay name some thing like what happened to Mike Farmer?
Thanks,
Hello all,
Take 3 deep breaths everybody...
This Jackstaw guy, also known as Derik Bowers, has been buying and selling
real meteorites for a couple years now. I've bought a couple pieces from him
myself.
I've seen this native iron for sale from him many times before. I never
thought he was
I have to agree, I looked at the auction, NOWHERE does it say that it is a
meteorite. It describes the material accurately, and says that it looks like
a meteorite. It is up to the bidder to decide if they want to buy that
meteorite lookin rock.
It is not the job of the IMCA to keep anyone from
Hello Mike, John and list, I think he should of made it a little more clear
that it is not a meteorite. To me he was kind of vague!
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
- Original Message -
From: Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; tracy
Hi List,
I have wondered if the magnetic holders are a good idea or not. I don't like or permit
people to put magnets on my for sale specimens because some researchers do magnetic
field tests on specimens (these are very very mild fields that show orientation of the
specimen). I don't know of all
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If you read you can tell that
this was probably once thought to be a meteorite...but it was tested and
confirmed not to be.
Well, I CAN read, thank you very much, John. ;-)
Eliminating all text having nothing to do with authenticity, it says the following "HAD IT
Ok, I agree with this much, if he is a member of
the IMCA, then he should put into words that it is NOT a meteorite.
Mike Farmer
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From:
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Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, July
In a message dated 7/12/03 11:04:43 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello Mike, John and list, I think he should of made it a little more clear
that it is not a meteorite. To me he was kind of vague!
It looks clear to me that it was deliberately written vague in order to
Ok, I agree with this much, if he is a member of the IMCA, then he should put into words that it is NOT a meteorite.
The auction has now closed, and it was won (for $1.25 !) by a gentleman I recognize, as he has bought many meteorites from me, and many dealers I know, in the past. I'd be
Hello List, I have to stand with Gregory on this one. Mike Farmer said
I have to agree, I looked at the auction, NOWHERE does it say that it is a
meteorite.
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
- Original Message -
From: Tom aka James Knudson
To: [EMAIL
Good Afternoon List,
Am forwarding this message on behalf of a list member having difficulty with
the server. This is for any parties interested in obtaining a
microscope--perfect for studying meteorites, whether thin sections, slabs,
micromounts, and so
forth. I have seen this
Hello List, He relisted and made it much clearer! I do think it was an over
sight on his part, I always thought of him as a respected member of the
meteorite community!
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
- Original Message -
From: Tom aka James Knudson [EMAIL
Dear list,
I agree with John that this is not a case of an IMCA member trying to
sell a meteorwrong as a meteorite. He calls it an iron rock and
meteorite-looking, and if I were a bidder I would not believe I was
bidding on a meteorite,
To protect those who might believe they were bidding on a
Sometime later, the seller ran an auction for a 0.64g slice of
Shirokovsky. Although official word had not yet come down on this
material, I wrote to the seller and told him it was not looking good for
this material being meteoritic
hmm, but why Shirokovsky is not a meteorite ? This looks
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 members,
There is a brand new page on my site. No, it is not about new meteorites (I am still waiting on 2 of them) but it is about VCI products.
If you click on the button "No More Rust" or follow this link:
www.impactika.com/antirust.htm
you will find answers to all your questions, and
Charlie:
he states that he is selling "as is", which tells me this IMCA member [Shirokovsky] knew exactly what he was doing: selling a meteorwrong as a meteorite.[snip]...this seller seems clearly to have pulled a fast one with the buyer
being none the wiser, whereas the IMCA member selling
A question for you all:
Would we be here at all to argue about the Moon, God
andthe propriety ofoffering meteor-wrongs forsaleif the
Carboniferous forest was still around?
(Clue:
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/metsoc2003/pdf/sess18.pdf
)
Brendan
Hi All,
I have heard from many people off list asking for a copy of
the eBay sellers and buyers guide I put together - and I have
provided same.
Here it is (below):
I was happy to put this together for everyone, but it gets old
having to copy/past and email it repeatedly,
Hi All,
I was hoping some of you - or at least one of you would know
what the per Lb price of Odessa should be on a multi pound specimen
of good (neither fabulous nor poor) character/form.
http://www.thomascave.com/Meteorites/Charts/splitstonelist.htm
has it listed at .40 - 1.81
Has anyone ever used Naval Jelly on rusty irons? I have a new Campo
starting to flake and was wondering if this would clean it up.
David H.
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Hello List, I have an idea! Have you ever got one of those emails that say
add your name to the this list and forward it to your friends. We can do
that with this list, and save Michael a big head ache! I thought about
adding our IMCA #'s to it.
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
The proudest member of
I recall doing some preliminary work on a bolide tracked by DOD which
should have terminated in the vicinity of Coldwater(?) Alabama (East of
Montgomery) about that time. To my knowledge no one ever reported
searching even though discussed widly on the list. The track data was
pretty good
I recall doing some preliminary work with another list member on a
bolide tracked by DOD which should have terminated in the vicinity of
Coldwater(?) Alabama (East of Montgomery) about that time. To my
knowledge no one ever reported searching even though discussed widely on
the list. The
Hi List,
I recently purchased a case of Cortec VCI-101 emitters, but I don't have a use for all
of them. So, with that said, I am offering the remaining emitters to the list at
actual cost.
Each foam emitter is 3 inch long x 1.25 inch wide x 1/4 inch thick and protects 1
cubic foot of space
In a message dated 7/8/2003 11:47:37 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Farmer wrote.
We are not talking a very far off course. The smaller stones seem to be less than a quarter to half mile to the east, that is nothing when something is falling from space. Steger is just on the
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