Hello All,
The Creation Research Society.is different, or least was at the
festival.
I did not look into them to know exactly where they stand on everything. It
was obvious their thoughts on the origin of man, but agesuch as the
writer is talking aboutit was less clear.
It
Bill,
I legal terms, a meteorite is a rock in the most general sense. Now, mind
your own business and don't bother me with your foul attitude. Why don't
you go away, you do not contribute anything?
Go away, scoot, move along!
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I legal terms, a meteorite is a rock in the most general sense.
Adam,
Export documents typically require SPECIFIC itimization, not
generalizations. Try to export a bunch of plutonium described as 'lump of
metal' and see how far it gets you. diamonds, fossils, and some antiquities
could too
Dear List,
I do not understand why Ali al Kathiri is commenting on something he is not
directly involved with. This permit was issued before Royal Decree No.
27/2003, which apparently prohibits the mining of rocks without a permit.
He seems to think it is ok to include meteorites under rocks
Meteorites have very little or no commercial value until studied so these
I dont know how much money you guys have spent on unclassified rocks, but
given what I have sent to morroco as a minor player I'd have to beg to
differ with you on that one.
rocks were unconditionally released
Again that discussion,
and again I feel compelled to excrete my 2 cents, as I know those finders
from that team.
First there is no room for any suspicion, nor does it lead to any intuition
to point with the finger to others, no matter from which direction.
The team, which recovered the stones,
Hi list ,
in 18/04/2006 i buy and later i recive a perfect meteorite on ebay from katy2karyso i decide to leave a positive feddback..but yet i not recive a my feedback !!!
Question :if i'm a bayer i can recive a feedback for fast payment and corret offer, this is the rules correct?
Ok
There are more than one
branch-or-whatever-it's-called- of creationist.
Some acknowledge that the time period for creation is
not literally 7 days accept evolution and say that the
only important thing is that it was all begun by God.
There are some who hold a far more fundamental view
which says
I don't worry too much about it as the common criminal will walk past a
$10,000 rock to steal the VCR.
A safe deposit box and/or gun safe goes a long way to protecting rarities as
well.
Jim Strope
421 Fourth Street
Glen Dale, WV 26038
http://www.catchafallingstar.com
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Hi Rob,
And Einstein said smth about relativity...
There exist a quote, in various versions, of Einstein:
Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit
with a pretty girl for an hour, and it seems like a minute.
Religion is a matter of faith and not of science,
On 7/7/06, Steve Arnold, Chicago!! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...witness falls ...
...immense of this.
I can see why so many people focus on witness falls.
Any comments??...
Hi Steve,
I comment on this regularly in my articles in the Meteorite Times:
This seems to me to cover all the bases. It is the line I use when faced with
'hard
core' creationists... 'How can you know what brush God used to paint heaven
and earth?'
Works most of the time.
Gary
On 10 Jul 2006 at 3:44, Rob McCafferty wrote:
Some acknowledge that the time period
Hi Mike,
I think everyone has ran into this problem one time or another. Since
they don't really understand meteorites it is hard for them to put a
replacement cost on them. My insurer can't insure my collection. I had a
good friend who sold insurance try to find someone to insure my
Hi Martin and all,
Well put Martin and best to leave this type of off topic post for other
forums that deal with those type of issues.
--AL Mitterling
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Göran wrote:
I got a rabid letter from the Boggy Creek Collection a couple of months
ago but nothing happened after that, don't know what all these lunar
meteowrong sellers have against me...
Anyhow, it was really fun to read and it was cc:d to the cleaning staff
too but I don't know if
http://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article1383090.ece
Another meteorite hits Norway
Aftenpoften (Norway)
July 10, 2006
A meteorite weighing around two kilos landed right in the yard outside
Bjørn Herigstad's home in coastal Jæren, western Norway, over the
weekend. It's the second
I think everyone has ran into this problem one time or another. Since
they don't really understand meteorites it is hard for them to put a
replacement cost on them. My insurer can't insure my collection. I had a
good friend who sold insurance try to find someone to insure my
specimens. Both
Here's a picture of this alledged meteorite:
http://www.nettavisen.no/innenriks/article680993.ece
I have my doubts.
- Marco
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Dr Marco Langbroek
Dutch Meteor Society (DMS)
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private website http://home.wanadoo.nl/marco.langbroek
DMS website http://www.dmsweb.org
Looks like weathered pumice stone to me
Hmm.
Best,
Mark Ford
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Here's a
Yeah, too many vesicules to be meteoric.
Anita
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Here's the answer...
Herigstad, meanwhile, isn't sure what he'll do with the meteorite, which
could be a valuable sales object. A quick check on the Internet revealed
prices as high as NOK 700,000 (more than USD 100,000).
We had just been wondering whether a cabin we're building is getting
Sounds just like the one I got. It was a bit longer and went to 24 other
addresses on the university of Umeå. I got it after I removed the
wikipedia referenses to his website that he had added.
I will spare the list the mail but if anyone wants a copy just let me know.
The funny thing is, I
I've got it. It's been bugging me what it reminded me
of.
Have you ever seen sea weathered plastic? It looks
like a piece of the set from the original Star Trek.
And even if it's rock I am pretty sure I've seen
weathered rocks down on the beach which look similar
to this thing. I'll pop down and
Its just a small Campo anyway, so have at it:
http://sweepstakes.kalmbach.com/sweeps/default.aspx?swID=145auth=R3DZ7Hq5w8
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I don't think it is pumice, it is too heavy at two kg and it doesn't
look like that. There is almost none vesicular lava in Norway but there
are a lot of rocks that easily weathers into this pattern of dimples on
the surface.
This looks like a glacial rock that has been weathered. It is too
Dear List Members,
I have several excellent auctions ending this afternoon including a few more
kilo lots of unclassified, uncleaned and uncut bulk material at a starting
price of less than 5 cents a gram with a But-it-Now price of less than 6
cents a gram. I loaded up thousands of worth of
Yes... hmmm... are those regmaglypts or weathered chisel marks, indeed? If
regmaglypts, where's the fusion crust?
Tracy Latimer
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Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] re: Another Meteorite Lands in Norway?
Date: Mon, 10 Jul
Martin, your emphasis on tolerance demonstrates a seasoned wisdom.
Over emphasis on differences creates barriers.
Trying to change BELIEFS through argumentation can be ego driven and
motivated by self-doubt.
A problem arises in my mind in the tutelage of the uninstructed [the young].
The
Anita: "Yeah, too many vesicules to be meteoric."Mark Ford: "Looks like
weathered pumice stone to me." Marco: "I have my doubts."
... and, above all, the absence of a fusion crust that
a freshly fallen stone should have, ... even an aubrite
should have one (like Norton County).
Cheer,
I know of a collector who was paying a annual premium that was 1% of the decared collection value.
The collectors collection is valued $1,000,000 + . So the insuring costs can get pretty high.
You can get somedecent vaults for $10K
Bob
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Thanksfinaly after 24 years the cup its return to
Italysorry for France but Zidane its a very
inaccurate gambler.
Matteo
--- Mike Groetz [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
..on your country winning the championship.
Mike Groetz
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Certainly not a meteorite.
Mike Farmer
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Here's a picture of this
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mer/images/mer-20060710.html
Possible Meteorites in the Martian Hills
July 10, 2006
[This vertical mosaic of images shows a slope draped with ripples of sand
moving up]
From its winter outpost at Low Ridge inside Gusev Crater, NASA's Mars
Exploration Rover
On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 14:12:35 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Exploration Rover Spirit took this spectacular, color mosaic of hilly,
sandy terrain and two potential iron meteorites. The two light-colored,
smooth rocks about two-thirds of the way up from the bottom of the frame
have been labeled Zhong Shan
Hello:
I have given this matter a lot of thought also,over the years and decided
the answer for me is Creative Evolution .Dynamics and Mechanics.Sure
makes me feel more at ease thinking such a thing. ( Just my thoughts ).
Good Day;Herman Archer.
Hello List,
Here is also the local province TV news for Rogaland,
that claim this is most probably a meteorite!
First story in news there today.
This is made by the national public TV of Norway - NRK,
the no. 1 station in Norway.
It was also very similarly conveyed on TV2, the biggest comercial
Hello List,
Certainly share your doubts about this one.
Could be a very earthly plutonic rock, e.g. 'mangerite' which is
common in places in Norway...?
Here is a link to the local astronomy society with some good close-up
pictures:
http://www.ux.his.no/saf/
Bjørn Sørheim,
in Norway
Hello Adam,
I would like to thank you and your brother for your generous
contribution to my website/collection of your first true brachinite
from the Sahara, NWA 3151. You have implied that the previously
considered first Saharan brachinite, NWA 595, was now determined not to
be a member of
NWA 3151 is the only true Brachinite to come from Africa from what I was
told by Dr. Irving and this has not changed.
Here is the Meteoritical Bulletin concerning NWA 3151 with O-Isotope results
published:
http://tin.er.usgs.gov/meteor/metbull.php?code=32483
Regards,
Adam
In a message dated 7/10/2006 7:00:43 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
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NWA 3151 is the only true Brachinite to come from Africa from what I was
told by Dr. Irving and this has not changed.
Here is the Meteoritical Bulletin concerning NWA 3151 with O-Isotope results
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfrppZ50QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQrdZ0QQsassZlaserprogram
ending 12 july at around 1900hrs PDT - some assorted small specimins
including a few historics, a neat new chondrule laden H4 and others.
TIA
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Here is the Meteoritical Bulletin link for Tafassasset. I do not recall it
ever being classified as a Brachinite although some might consider it the
world's first CR7 or Metachondrite, whichever term one is more comfortable
with. Some used the term in the past Brachinite-like to describe it on
Well done, Italy.
AA - Portugal (Sniff!)
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Congratulations Matteo
Thanksfinaly after
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/July_11.html
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asked if I would forward it for him.
Also, if you have any trouble reaching Kevin's new website
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Dear List,
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asked if I would forward it for him.
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