G'day Mike,
Have a look at Mike Farmer's page! He has even just added a
nice Amgala piece to it. Just a word of caution though. You may need to put a
bucket in front of the keyboard to collect the drool! ;-)
http://www.meteoriteguy.com/collection.htm
Cheers,
Jeff
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Dear list
I have listed a nice slice of Saharan IMB. I had to borrow the Rivers of
melt expression to one of our co-lister as it seems to apply very well to
this specimen.
More about that
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Living in England myself (on the south
coast), I have been an amateur astronomer for 20 years (on and off) I can tell
you our skies are pretty quiet!
I saw a bat once and thats about
it.
What amazes me is that so many people seem
to see major fireballs etc! do
Hello to everyone evreybody!
I've been off for more than a month, for a trip
in the Sahara Desert, where I was expecting to find some new meteorites... We
were three cars leaving from France, and after a few days needed to reach our
"target", we started moving around and started by finding
I have to agree 100%. I, for one, am getting really discouraged with all
this BS arguing on this list.
I make it a practice NEVER to recommend this list to new collectors that I
come in contact with. That is a pretty sad commentary.
Jim Strope
421 Fourth Street
Glen Dale, WV 26038
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Dear List
I buy a lot of
meteorite material from Dean at incredibly low prices. Dean has an incredible
ability to get great material for which
Living in England myself (on the south coast), I have been an amateur astronomer for 20 years (on and off) I can tell you our skies are pretty quiet!
I have a daughter living I believe in your area right now...Newquay.
I saw a bat once and thats about it.
Every evening often before I start, I
Jeannie,
Well put, I think that however much bickering goes on between dealers, they all have
one thing in common, they love meteorites! It's not the sort of thing you can really
buy and sell without becoming emotionally involved with.
I think you could safely say that pretty well all dealers
Thomas Kingery wrote:
Does anyone have info on Travis County and/or Fredericksburg
meteorites. [...]
Here's a great bit from Art Ehlmann:
http://www.meteor.co.nz/aug96_1.html
--Jamie Stephens
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Mike / flattoprocks wrote:
Hello list, I do not post very often. I would guess that 90% of the
meteorite people on the list rarely if ever post. Anyway I was
wondering if the dealers at the top of the meteorite world still have
time to collect meteorites? Do you collect each new fall and or
Hello List
Yesterday I received verry verry strange specimen. This is 13g endpiece of something
what
looking like achondrite. Verry fresh achondrite. I need to know Your opinion about this
specimen.
Photos of this specimen I download to my page www.polandmet.com in menu click on
. Strange
Adam, how stupid do you think that everybody is? Do
you really think that my joke that the nomads call
everythng, even rusty H5s, lunar that people would
believe that I was trying to sell something as Lunar?
If you actually thought that there could have been
confusion in that metter you would have
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
March 25-31, 2004
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Craters and Wind Streaks (Released 25 March 2004)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2004/03/25/index.html
o Russell
I not make any tests yet becouse I receivet this sample yesterday.
Also I must say one thing. Its NOT from any desert.
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Dave:
From: Isotopic evidence for a single impact melting origin of the Sudbury
Igneous Complex, A.P. Dickin it al., Based on the available isotopic and
geochemical data, it is suggested that the SIC resulted from a single impact
melting event that gave rise to the whole complex entirely from
http://www.esa.int/export/SPECIALS/Mars_Express/SEM18A57ESD_0.html
Mars Express
Claritas Fossae tectonic region on Mars
European Space Agency
March 31, 2004
[Image[
Claritas Fossae
These Mars Express images show Claritas Fossae, an ancient tectonic region
on Mars, west of Solis Planum, a
Hi All
I have been thinking ;-)
Why is it that it looks like the part of a
meteorite that sticking out of the sand seems to be better preserved, than the
part that is burried in the sand - and is protected from the
weather.
My logical sense (dont laugh :-) tells me that the
part that is
http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/hi/news/5025115.html
Meteor on show for bicentenary
Evening Times (United Kingdom)
March 31, 2004
A METEOR discovered in High Possil will go on show at Glasgow's
Hunterian Museum to celebrate the bicentenary of its fall to Earth.
The exhibition, 2004: A Space
http://townsvillebulletin.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,7034,9150273%255E14787,00.html
Space rock hits the North
By ROBERTA MANCUSO
Townsville Bulletin (Australia)
April 1, 2004
A MYSTERY fireball that fell from the sky and reportedly struck the
earth so hard it shook buildings like a
Lars List
The important point is that most hor desert
meteorites are not found in sandy areas ( like sans dunes) but in hard areas
such as rocky fields, with most of the time clay below ( or finer soils than
sandbelow the surface) ( The Dar Al Gani field is made of small
dolomiticrocks (
hello list
i have some from the smara amgala fall left
i will sell it with a raisonable price, email me for photo.
what was the main mass of this fall
all the best
aziz habibi
Marre des Spams ? - http://www.caramailmax.com
Hi list.I just got my new estherville slice from rob elliott today.MY GOD
IT'S HUGE!!As my wife would say:)I would never in all my collecting days
would I ever think I would ever own a piece this big.I want to thank rob
for making this available.My god what a beautiful piece.After my dispaly
case
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: Brushing the Dust Off 'Missouri' - sol 86,
March 31, 2004
Spirit began sol 86, which ended at 2:20 p.m. PST on March 31,
2004, by waking up and heating the panoramic mast assembly to
complete sky and ground stares with the
A MYSTERY "fireball" that fell from the sky and reportedly struck the earth so hard it shook buildings like a mini-earthquake had North Queenslanders scratching their heads last night.
There's a good chance that a meteorite hit the ground with this fireball, but the "shook buildings..." effect
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/04/01/1080544596673.html
Fireball crashes to earth in Queensland
The Age (Australia)
April 1, 2004
Residents of the outback town of Winton saw a flash like 50,000
floodlights as a huge fireball crashed to earth somewhere in
central Queensland late
Below is the Meteoritical Bulletin announcing the discovery of
two new Mars meteorites: DAG 1037 and NWA 2046. NWA 2046 was
announced previously by Anthony Irving last January. Also, not
mentioned in the Bulletin is yet another Mars meteorite which
was recovered by Mike Farmer in January 2004:
Hi list,
I thought I might try this out. If I could get into an older system I might be able to
dig up info a little older. Back on the list in 1998 some of the topics covered were:
DAG 400 was selling for $20,000 a gram. It was only the second one on the market for
collectors to buy. (At this
G'day Folks,For those who have been
wondering Dronino is now official. See the extract released today. It also
mentions that the sulfide inclusions are (~10 vol.%).
Cheers,
Jeff KuykenI.M.C.A. #3085www.meteorites.com.auwww.meteoritesaustralia.com
Dronino 54o44.8 N;
41o25.3 E
Ryazan
Hi,
I've considered Dronino since it was first offered. The original seller pulled no
punches and pointed out how perishable it is. Boiled it in oil and recommended storing
in oil or grease. Has anyone tried the lye treatment on it yet with positive results?
Speaking from the viewpoint of the
Hello list members! I have 13 kilos of
Franconia meteorites that I wish to sell quickly. I don't have a web page,
so if interested, please let me know via personal email how much you would like
and make me a reasonable offer. You all probably know by now how much the
stone Bernard was
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If I has Meteorite's from A to Z, I would not ask, but I don'tso I am, : ) Can someone give me a list of Texas meteorites?
Meteorites A-Z lists some 286 of them, so by the time someoneorganized them all into a list-reply, you might have had time to order and receive a
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