(Stuart Perry to Harvey Nininger letter, Perry's File copy) October 30, 1950 Dear Nininger: First I want to tell you how much I enjoyed reading your Catalogue, and what an exceptionally fine piece of work I think it is. Unlike most of such lists, there is much more to it than the mere record of
(Stuart Perry to Harvey Nininger letter, Perry's File copy) January 4, 1951 Dear Nininger: Your letter of December 18 came while we were in the midst of preparations to come here, and I have been unable to get at my correspondence until now. I am very sorry, but I feel that I do not want to go
(American Meteorite Museum Letterhead) AMERICAN METEORITE MUSUEM OPPOSITE METEOR CRATER ON HIGHWAY 66 POST OFFICE BOX 1171 WINSLOW ARIZONA November 7, 1950 Dear Mr. Perry: Your wire came while Mrs. Nininger and I were taking a two-day vacation. I want to get some photographs of the specimen but
These have been really great reading Mark. When one thinks of Nininger and
all that remains as a result of his work, it is easy to forget that he was a
lot like us. These letters are the emails we send today. Sales, trades,
friendships, investment opportunities, new info. Metlist 1950's style. In
(American Meteorite Museum Letterhead) AMERICAN METEORITE MUSUEM OPPOSITE METEOR CRATER ON HIGHWAY 66 POST OFFICE BOX 1171 WINSLOW ARIZONA December 8, 1950 Dear Friend Perry: Regarding our proposed collection tour via exchanges and otherwise. We have not yet gotten figures on the cost of the
Welcome back to the List Mark.
I believe sometimes it's difficult to keep cool when one feels attacked and
wants to defend himself! As far as such a List is concerned, when attacked in
public, we then can feel like showing other members that its is not fair and get
into a kind of "vicious
G'day List,
Here is an... interesting... ABC Radio story on last week's
Winton fireball.
http://www.abc.net.au/reslib/200404/r18564_45788.ram
Cheers,
Jeff KuykenI.M.C.A. #3085www.meteorites.com.auwww.meteoritesaustralia.com
P.S. Please... no outbackAustralian accent jokes!
;-)
Hello List
I have updated my web site with one top oriented meteorite and more complete
slices with glassy melt veins of our lunar Dhofar 467. I have added to some
thin part slices with crust of the SNC NWA 856 (Djel Ibone). Click on
recent Addition http://www.meteorites.tv/homepage.html
Luc
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meteorite-list] Franconia classification/variations
Wally B [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi List,
After seeing some of the Franconia posts and their
pictures, I got to thinking, does anyone know how many
different types of the Franconia
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Subject: Pribram
Hello,
I don´t know if any of this is available for sale. Very probably
not, as the Czechs view many of their
on 4/6/04 9:43 PM, MARK BOSTICK at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, I am back, and I will try not to let repeat this last week. Not so much
in self-censorship but more so in sending e-mails to the list.
I ask that you forgive me for not keeping my typically cool head, and perhaps
for making a
Hay Mark, Glad you are back!
So am I!
Should be a list motto!
Another list motto could be a passage from Condoleezza Rice's
remarks today: ... it is that we cannot wait while dangers gather.
Best wishes,
Bernd
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Michael, let the dog out
And let the dog out,
Tim Heitz
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To: BIG Collector: MARK BOSTICK [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Meteorite
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Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 11:12 AM
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Hello Tim and Michael, My understanding is that you two were some of the first Tucson meteorite attendees. Perhaps one, or both of you, would be so kind to give us a little history on the show and what it was like the first couple of years. Mark Bostick www.meteoritearticles.com
Aside from the tantalizing snippets that have been posted here, has anyone
ever assembled/published an official collection of Nininger correspondence
and articles? Aside from his formal publications, that is.
Tracy Latimer
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on 4/8/04 9:27 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hay Mark, Glad you are back!
So am I!
Should be a list motto!
Another list motto could be a passage from Condoleezza Rice's
remarks today: ... it is that we cannot wait while dangers gather.
Best wishes, Bernd
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Michael, let the dog out
And let the dog out,
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Hi Tim,
OK but what does it mean?
Michael
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From: Michael
Cottingham
To: Michael Cottingham
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 11:34 AM
Subject: Auctions Ending Tonight!!
Hello Everyone,
Auctions Ending Tonight!
Go to:
http://www.stores.ebay.com/voyagebotanicanaturalhistory
Thanks Best Wishes
Hello Tracy and all,
All Nininger's published papers (not books) were compiled in a 778 page
book, ironically titled The Published Papers of H.H. Nininger - Biology and
Meteoritics.
It contains 162 papers and was published by the Center for Meteorite Studies
(Pub. #9), Arizona State University in
on 4/8/04 9:51 AM, MARK BOSTICK at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Tim and Michael,
My understanding is that you two were some of the first Tucson meteorite
attendees. Perhaps one, or both of you, would be so kind to give us a little
history on the show and what it was like the first couple of
Donald Savage
Headquarters, Washington April 8, 2004
(Phone: 202/358-1547)
Guy Webster
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
(Phone: 818/354-5011)
RELEASE: 04-122
NASA EXTENDS MARS ROVERS' MISSION
NASA has approved an extended mission for the Mars
I know I am riding the ten-ten line but here we go:
I wrote:
Another list motto could be a passage from Condoleezza Rice's
remarks today: ... it is that we cannot wait while dangers gather.
M. Blood responded:
Do you have suggestions on how
not to wait while dangers gather?
Well, instead
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: Last Sol for Spirit Science - sol 93, Apr 08, 2004
Spirit began sol 93, which ended at 7:57 p.m. PST on April 7, by
heating the high gain antenna. Spirit then took some calibration
measurements and navigation camera imaging of
Dear Meteorite List Members,
Photographs of all 36 meteorites being presented in our upcoming auctions
of rare and historic specimens from the R.A. Langheinrich Meteorite
Collection are now available for viewing on our website. These meteorites
will be offered for sale in three different auctions
Hello everybody. This is just to clear up some confusion that has
arisen regarding meteorites recently found in the Franconia wash region
east of Kingman, AZ. As a number of you already are aware, there have
been a number of new Chondrites found in the region loosely referred to
as Franconia
Dear All,
So what will be the opinion when an iron or pallesite comes out of there?
Two or three different chondrites you say and we will call them all H5
regardless of the LL5 to H5...mmmseems like there needs to be a
bunch more classification to do to me. With out classification, maybe
Hi Dave, yes that's right. As a matter of fact some small irons have
been found as well as some chondrites containing large iron nodules. It
wouldn't be too surprising if the small irons turned out to be the
remains of a nodule containing chondrite that fragmented at altitude.
As far as
Hello Everyone! My teen daughter finished my website, please check it out
and let me know what you think. : ) I may not have a lot of meteorites but
I got a very talented daughter! : ) If you like it, she's for hire at a
lot lower price than most website designers! : )
Tom,
Very nice web page and I like the way one can navigate an image to learn
about each individual meteorite. As well, you should be proud of your
collection. Some very nice pieces.
Kudos to your daughter.
tett
Owen Sound, Ontario
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From: Tom aka James Knudson
Hi List,
John is right, as there are many new chondrite finds
in the Franconia area. I along with Mike Miller have
been hunting the area for many months, long before it
was common knowledge to the meteorite community. We
have found many meteorites, but just as important we
have found many
Hello everone and Thank you Ruben and Mike for better clarifying the
situation for everyone. It will definitely be very interesting when
more of these New meteorites are classified. Ruben and Mike are probably
more familiar with the types of meteorites being found in this region
than anyone
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