Darren,
It is likewise nice to clarify that your humanitarian
generosity is exclusively addressed to the property of others.
And to further clarify - it is not my asking price, but the
asking price of the owner (no doubt an evil capitalist lurking
in the dark recesses somewhere out
Hi,
With all the usual caveats about this being a press release and with the
full admission that I agree
with and welcome the results of this study, I have a complaint about a
particularly ridiculous statement,
namely:
One possible explanation of the difference in 142Nd/144Nd between
Hi All,
There are still some L's from the Sahara that are not called '869'! YES!
As you probably know we have some Acfer and Tanezrouft meteorites that are not
'869' and that will become more and more rare as it
is now impossible to go and hunt for meteorites in Algeria... Enjoy!
Good day to everyone.I want to thank all those who gave me info on the red
rock distribution.It seems most of it resides in california.This makes me
REALLY appreciate my 78 gram piece even more.Now on to enishiem!What is
going on over there?TRADES?SELLING?ANYTHING NEW?WHATS GOING ON?To someone
who
I bought a Brahin slice about eight months ago. When I got it it was already
rusty even though it was sealed. The rust were everywhere under the lacquer
and had even seeped through and stained the paper it was wrapped in.
It was also broken in three pieces in the freight.
The seller told me it
Hello Gran,
I bought a Brahin slice about eight months ago. When I got it it was already
rusty even though it was sealed. The rust were everywhere under the lacquer
and had even seeped through and stained the paper it was wrapped in.
If the specimen prepared this way wasn't well dried before
Hi List
Just want to mention that I have a few auctions currently on Ebay. Many are
still at the opening bid of $1
http://littlink.com/2qbpd
Thanks for looking!
Mike
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Mike Jensen IMCA 4264
Jensen Meteorites
16730 E Ada PL
Aurora, CO 80017-3137
303-337-4361
website: www.jensenmeteorites.com
On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 23:09:43 -0700, Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And to further clarify - it is not my asking price, but the
asking price of the owner (no doubt an evil capitalist lurking
in the dark recesses somewhere out there).
Yes, that is exactly what I think. I DO
Darren G. writes:
If chondrites with a close to solar average composition are close enough
to the Earth to be nudgable into an Earth-intercepting orbit, why would it b
e
such a stretch to think that the Earth could be made up of chondrites that,
overall, averaged out to the solar average?
Testing if my new adress allows me to post (I can't with my main adress)
Regarding Ensisheim, I'll be there tomorow (Saturday)!
What is
going on over there?TRADES?SELLING?ANYTHING NEW?WHATS GOING ON?
All of the above + drinking meteorite beer and wine ;-)
BTW, it's only officialy starting
Steve,
The name is Ensisheim not enishiem. Please note the correct spelling and
that it begins with a capital E. Write it down on a Post-it-Note and
attach to your computer monitor. We don't want anyone to think that you
are a simpleton or something similar.
Best,
John Gwilliam
At 03:30
on 6/17/05 6:55 AM, Darren Garrison at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 23:09:43 -0700, Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And to further clarify - it is not my asking price, but the
asking price of the owner (no doubt an evil capitalist lurking
in the dark recesses
On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 09:23:22 -0700, Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So looking foreword to talking to you more - but OFF LIST, please.
Nope. I'll not be replying to you again on list or off (after this, of
course). You fit my
definition of the worst of smugglers and pirates.
Ar!
We Pirates be scallywags, we be!
Cap'n Blood
on 6/17/05 10:28 AM, Darren Garrison at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 09:23:22 -0700, Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So looking foreword to talking to you more - but OFF LIST, please.
Annoying ones at that!
JKG
At 10:28 AM 6/17/2005, Michael L Blood wrote:
Ar!
We Pirates be scallywags, we be!
Cap'n Blood
on 6/17/05 10:28 AM, Darren Garrison at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 09:23:22 -0700, Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all. Just a reminder for those intersted in
irons...we have a beautiful new silicated iron which
appears to be a member of the old IIIC group (now
IA-sLM group) ending on ebay in just over 2 hours.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?D6852484B
We also have several spectacular slices (both etched
Hi Matteo. Yes, it appears to be stable. Comparing
this to nantan is somewhat like comparing apples to
oranges. Nantan has a nickel content of only 6.88% and
is a member of the IAB main group. This silicated iron
has a nickel content of 13.8% and appears to be a
member of the IAB LM subgroup which
Hi, It is possible the person applied a water based
lacquer/varnish to your rock and accidentally ruined
your piece that way.
I was wondering if you took before and after pictures.
I would like to see them if you did!
I would not buy from that person a second time though
if I were you. I
Hi Folks,
For any of you interested in collecting main masses of carbonaceous chondrites, I am offering for sale the main mass of NWA-1465 the huge mainmass of a very unusual C3 anomalous. The stone is weathered and cracked but very pretty on the inside. This stone was brought to the marketplace
Yes you figured it out right on the gnat. The main mass of NWA 1465 weighs in at 7.8 kilograms.
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Hi, Darren, List,
The notion that the solar nebula was pretty much the same everywhere and
that the planets all formed
from the same stuff and varied only in how much volatiles they retained is
another dead dog.
Even in the main belt (from which most our meteorite samples are derived),
Hi list.I am looking for a piece of overland park,kansas meteorite.At
least 12 grams or bigger please.My sister-in-law lives there, and she said
she would love to see a piece.So please email off list with what you might
have.Paypal will pay tonight or tomorrow.
Hi List and the gently feuding
I've been listening to the pros and cons of collecting and what some people
feel is the right thing to do with something that might be scientificly
important.
The first things that come to mind are the years long court battles waged
between a certain curator
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: Scenic Stop - sol 511-517, June 17, 2005
This week Spirit finished examining an area on the rock Backstay that
was brushed away with the rock abrasion tool. Using the microscopic
imager and the alpha particle X-ray spectrometer,
I'll be making my first visit to the world famous Meteor Crater in AZ. in a
couple of weeks.
Im just curious... for those that have been there, do they sell
any meteorites? Canyon Diablo as well as other meteorites?
Thanks
Bob E
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Or
Someone bangs and clangs the super cymbals on capt'n Bloods attempt at
commerce by claiming the egg is sandstone and thus killing a chance for
the poor Kansas dirt farmer's kid that will never have a future as the
real egg the kid spent five summers looking for on his grandpaws
Ok Darren. So you stub your toe on a crystal skull with a pristine meteorite,
at least it looks like one, visible inside. You then notice the bones of what
looks like a very large hominid, 9 ft. tall, wearing a Conquistador helmet and
holding a Viking battle-axe, forget that you're not sure
Dear List;
Please forgive my off meteorite topic but our gracious meteorite
collector/birthday mayhem bash host Geoff Notkin also hosts a
paleontological email list ( sort of related to meteorite
...personalities), and I have put up some great adventure pictures of
digging fossil fishes at
On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 02:27:02 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok Darren. So you stub your toe on a crystal skull with a pristine meteorite,
at least it looks like one, visible inside. You then notice the bones of what
looks like a very large hominid, 9 ft. tall, wearing a Conquistador helmet and
Wait a minute,
Don't reply in private. Do you mean to say that after all that public
criticism, you don't have a plan? After listening to you talk I expected
better. If you expect purity of action you should define such a plan, a
guideline for all to follow.
Bill
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On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 03:18:28 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wait a minute,
Don't reply in private. Do you mean to say that after all that public
criticism, you don't have a plan? After listening to you talk I expected
better. If you expect purity of action you should define such a plan, a
Absurd?
You are tiresome. Review your posts over the last few months. I think it would
have been kind of you to spare the list a good portion of it.
Bill
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From: Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 03:18:28 +, [EMAIL
Darren G. wrote:
Give the finder a fair finder's fee, yes, but don't let him sell it to any
ass with a wad
of cash.
Hey Darren, I am sympathetic to your intentions and the importance of good
science being done by qualified individuals to increase the sphere of human
knowledge. But the
On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 03:37:14 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Absurd?
You are tiresome. Review your posts over the last few months. I think it would
have been kind of you to spare the list a good portion of it.
Probably. I'm aware that I'm probably too opinionated for my own good, and not
On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 23:37:45 EDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't have much to say specificly in reply to this, other than to say that I
do appeciate it and
thought it to be well thought out and conciderate. I will say that I probably
would have reacted
with less anger if my original two (I
Darren,
What is this Saviour complex you have all about? 30 pieces of silver? Can you
be a savior and a martyr at the same time. Will you be on or off the cross
tomorrow? A well defined crusade is one thing. Going on about every injustice
ever perpetrated by our species is ridiculous.
Bill
On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 16:03:03 -0500, Sterling K. Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
We've always known Vesta and its family were very distinct, so highly
differentiated, and now seems
they had magma oceans, too,
The magma oceans part seems to be a non-issue to me. After all, wouldn't an
Former meteorite list members:
Welcome to the new fossil list!
T. Webb
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Mmm...the Native Americans are in court now to get rent from
the swindle that took place over Manhatten nearly 200 years
ago.Now, there is good cause to champion!
DF
Maybe there is a meteorite there!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Darren,
What is this Saviour complex you have all
http://www.space.com/adastra/adastra_terraforming_brody-1.html
Say the word terraforming amidst a gathering of space enthusiasts and
its a bit like upending
your beer mug in an Australian pub. It means youre ready to duke it out with
anybody in the joint.
And the fight usually breaks out along
Hi, All,
Could I remind everyone that what is being argued about here is all
hypothetical.
Apart from Capt'n Blood, who as broker is obligated to protect the
privacy and confidentiality of both buyer and seller I believe, no one
has any concrete first hand knowledge about this matter.
Any lurkers want to hit the chat room again this evening? --Rob
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Hello List,
Al use to do this from time to time and it always got fairly
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