They showed up on eBay Australia and the auctions say ships Worldwide so
they should show up everywhere else too. The seller does not have permits
and has admitted already exporting stones. I don't think it will be long
until Canadian Heritage catches up with them now that their sales are
plast
I second this. They MUST have export permits. I waited over a year for
my frilling permits, some half cocked local can't go selling canadian
stones without a permit.
-mt
Original Message
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Are these authentic Buzzard Coulees?
From: "Roman Jirasek"
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hey all
got some time now and i missed meteorite, sorry if i miss any emails or
didn't answer;;
ok many collectors ask me why this iron has this golden color,
what is the process , that make it looking like that.
and why the Widmanstätten" patterns is showing on the surface,
http://www.flick
Amazing...and on April 1st too!!! :-)
Thomas Webb wrote:
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The Cultural Property Export and Import Act came into force on September 6,
1977.
So any meteorites exported before this date are clear of this law.
Re: Bruderheim, Piece River, etc...
Again, here is the Canadian Heritage site for ALL the info regarding this.
http://www.pch.gc.ca/eng/12686732302
True, Eric Twelker has a blanket permit for all the Tagish fragments out
there.
Abee has a permit from Russ Kempton of NEMS.
But one must be careful not to export one of these or other Canadian
meteorites
which has not been exported yet. In that case a new permit is required.
Roman Jirasek
www
Dear list Members,
Lets talk a little bet about NWA sceintifacally and in marketing. what did
NWA stones offer to sceince? Do you appreciate NWA, it's obly 3 letters,
but has done great for sceince, collectors and dealers, don't you have
anything to say to NWA ? can we have a special day for N
Hi
I think I have new Lunar.
http://www.meteoryt.net/ebay/P0023026.JPG
Happy Holidays :D
-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[ I.M.C.A.#3667 ]-
http://www.Meteoryty.pl marcin(at)meteoryty.pl
http://www.PolandMET.com marcin(at)polandmet.com
http://www.Gao-Guenie.com GSM: +48 (
Must be an April Fools day joke. There is a Eucritic clast at the top.
Best Regards,
Adam
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From: Marcin Cimala - PolandMET
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Thu, April 1, 2010 5:15:38 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] My new Lunar !
Hi
I think I have new
marcin
are you kiding, this is a howardite we have in morroco this months
aziz
Oh noo, noo, I have spend 40 000 for this lunar!!!
Hehehehe
Looks like Jeff lose his monopoly for "Monthly Favorite".
This month, "Monthly Favorite Morocco Meteorite" is Howardite !!!
Heh, yes ofcourse its my new bab
Hey Marcin,
Great fun!
Beautiful insidewill you have some at Ensisheim?
I thin the clue for the April Fools Day joke was in the Fall Date you added to
the picture - 01.04.10
Not sure our friends in Morocco know the significance of April Fools Day.
:-)
Graham, UK
Marcin Cimala - P
Okay...I'm trying to find out some info about Lucerne Dry Lake in Southern
California near Barstow. Can anyone tell me if you are allowed to or able
to drive a camping trailer onto the dry lake for camping purposes? Also do
people pitch tents there without getting chased off. I'm not all th
Hi Melanie et al:
I sent the vendor an email regarding the Buzzard Coulee meteorites
she has for sale on eBay. She is under the impression that an export
permit is not required if one sample has already been studied by
scientists. This of course is not correct and I told her so. I have
Hello Listers
I have a good question about the average size of a Strewn Fields. A good
example would be the Buzzard Coulees fall in 2008. Whats the size of the
Buzzard Coulees Strewn Field and the collected amount of weight so far from
that fall? Why I ask is because there could be a pattern wi
Some new interesting photos and video.
http://tvnoviny.sk/spravy/regiony/astronomovia-nasli-vo-vysnom-klatove-zvysky-meteoritu.html
Here Im not sure if this foto is from actual fall :)
http://www.webnoviny.sk/hi-tech/vo-vysnom-klatove-sa-nasli-zvysky-me/102606-clanok.html
and old one
http://korza
Carl and List
What was that answer he gave? Also do you have a list or know where one is of
the size of the strewn fields and a plots of where meteorites were found of the
last 40 to 100 years for falls? I mean I would think something would exist from
all the people in the list taking about how
Hola Aziz. Look at this link :
http://illinoismeteorites.com/cgi-bin/board/YaBB.pl?num=1200190439
Hasta la vista,
larense
> Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2010 18:59:30 -0700
> From: abdelaziz_alhy...@yahoo.com
> To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
> Su
Of all the Meteorite Men engendered meteorwrongs and leaverite that's been
brought to the museum lately, this one was the most interesting. It was
found in southern Michigan by the area's largest rock dealer, (for
landscaping and decorative use). I know it's not a meteorite, but I'm not a
geo
I know in the fossil industry there are several outfits that lead
trips to go fossil collecting for a fee, same with the mineral
industry.
Is there an outfit in the meteorite industry that leads collecting
trips for a price?
-YvW
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There is not outfit that I know of but I've seen tours provided for groups at
Franconia by some in the meteorite community.
The nuggetshooter forum (nuggetshooter.com) has annual outings to Gold Basin
and Franconia as well.
[Erik]
> Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2010 13:22:00 -0500
> From: veom...@gmail.co
Hi Shawn, List,
Meteorites, strewnfields, and the distribution of meteorite material in
said distribution ellipses varies considerably. Rob Matson's answer was
spot on and really gives you a good understanding of the dynamics and
variables to consider.
http://six.pairlist.net/pipermail/meteor
The meteorite men themselves offer (or did) guided trips. Maybe they
are too famous now :-)
see http://www.meteoriteadventures.com/
Phil
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 12:32 PM, Erik Fisler wrote:
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> There is not outfit that I know of but I've seen tours provided for groups at
> Franconia by some in
http://www.duluthnewstribune.com/event/article/id/164597/group/homepage/
Regards,
Eric Wichman
Meteorites USA
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There are a number of astronomy tours "hosted" by the magazines
Astronomy and Sky&Telescope...
I came across this one recently
http://www.astronomy.com/asy/default.aspx?c=a&id=9455
Clear Skies!
Elizabeth
Erik Fisler wrote:
There is not outfit that I know of but I've seen tours provided for
Eureka!
Greg S.
http://www.donegaldemocrat.ie/donegalnews/Eureka--we39ve-found-it.6195465.jp
Eureka - we've found it!
Published Date: 01 April 2010
By Staff reporter
by Sue Doherty
They say hill-walking is a rewarding experience. Well, for three members of the
Bluestack Ramblers, that cou
Eric:
This is old news! Mars Rover Opportunity found these back in February up on
Chocolate Hill at Conception Crater on Mars.
http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-411189
As you can see in the picture, the meteorites look just like chocolate
covered malted milk balls!
Happy April First,
Phil
So, if any of these fall to earth, we'll have a new Mart ion meteorite.
I wonder if the chocolate coating could possibly survive the ablation
process. Hmm.
Linton
Thanks to Bob King for that riveting story... and for my first few
meteorites! Real ones.
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From:
Hi Aziz,
I have no idea what the gold coloration is. It looks like someone
with very poor taste spray-painted it with Krylon Glitter Gold. Could
it be something related to a high troilite content? I know that
troilite sometimes looks brassy to the naked eye, but I've never seen
anything like th
Price is now $900 cash (check, mo) with free postage. ($25 Paypal surcharge, if
applicable) - must sell.
Please email for photos. It is more than worthy of a $425-450 per gram price
tag.
Enjoy the afternoon!
Ryan
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Date:
[Mon, 29 Mar 2010 17:44:21 -0400]
Fro
Hola Aziz. We asked you in your facebook page if it could be a Winonaite
specimen. We second Mike in that < you have something unique there and should
have it classified>
Hasta la vista,
larense
> Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2010 17:11:42 -0400
> From: meteorit
Hello Listers,
I have listed some items on eBay and here is a list of what is on my eBay shop
page.
Almahata Sitta micro ending today
Tagish Lake fragments and Lots
Norton County .96g
NWA 2999 .79g
http://shop.ebay.com/photophlow/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p4340
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Aziz,
A simple specific gravity test ( bulk density) might answer this question
whether it's an Iron or a Winonaite or a meso or ?.
The SG should be between 7 and 8 if an Iron. Something less if something else.
Mesosiderite would be around 4-ish. And pallesite just under 5-ish.
All you need is
Hello Aziz and Forum,
http://www.flickr.com/photos/azizhabibi/page3/
Aziz asked: "what is the process that make it looking like that"
Me too, I recall having seen that before but don't remember
exactly where, when and what ... Willamette maybe ???
I can offer three [theoretical (!)] solutions t
Hello All,
It's a pretty coating of desert varnish on a (probably naturally)
sandblasted iron.
A winonaite would look like a stony meteorite. If it were a
"metal-rich winonaite," you might as well call it a silicated iron -
but there are no silicates visible anywhere on its (supposedly wind-)
po
Dear Listees:
Looks like there are some new meteorite-related TV shows in the works.
News story at TucsonCitizen.com:
http://tucsoncitizen.com/lizard/2010/04/01/networks-announce-new-science-and-adventure-tv-shows/
Regards to all,
Geoff N.
www.aerolite.org
www.meteoritemen.com
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Jason,
Nice try but, it seems obvious that you have no idea how classifications work.
If you recall in a recent post by Bernd. It was made perfectly clear that what
determines a class has more to do with the O-isotopes than the actual lithology
or chemistry of the rock.
Having cleared that up it
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER HIRISE IMAGES
March 31, 2010
o Icy Layers and Climate Fluctuations at the Martian North Pole
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/ESP_016973_2595
o Lobate Debris Apron in Deuteronilus Mensae
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/ESP_016959_2240
o Dust-Mantled Topography Near Z
And a happy April fools to you Geoff! That's funny stuff!
Jim K
Geoff wrote:
Dear Listees:
Looks like there are some new meteorite-related TV shows in the works.
News story at TucsonCitizen.com:
http://tucsoncitizen.com/lizard/2010/04/01/networks-announce-new-science-and-adventure-tv-shows/
april fools! ;-)
On Apr 1, 2010, at 7:13 PM, Notkin wrote:
Dear Listees:
Looks like there are some new meteorite-related TV shows in the works.
News story at TucsonCitizen.com:
http://tucsoncitizen.com/lizard/2010/04/01/networks-announce-new-science-and-adventure-tv-shows/
Regards to
april fools ;-)
On Apr 1, 2010, at 7:13 PM, Notkin wrote:
Dear Listees:
Looks like there are some new meteorite-related TV shows in the works.
News story at TucsonCitizen.com:
http://tucsoncitizen.com/lizard/2010/04/01/networks-announce-new-science-and-adventure-tv-shows/
Regards to
Aloha listoids,
NEW LODRANITE, NEW SLICES --
Some of you may recall an achondrite exhibiting an iridescent crystal on its
surface that I had shared with the list (http://astroday.net/meteorites.html)
last year. I want to thank everyone who commented on th
Carl,
> Nice try but, it seems obvious that you have no idea how classifications work.
> If you recall in a recent post by Bernd. It was made perfectly clear that
> what determines a class has more to do with the O-isotopes than the actual
> lithology or chemistry of the rock.
Of a rock, yes.
Jas,
I'm reminded why I hate to respond to your posts.
Your opinions are never wrong but, I recognize that others have opinions.
Until this is classified we don't even know it's a meteorite yet. I understand
even farmer was wrong recently. Let me say this my friend. If Farmer can be
wrong. Anyo
Carl,
The way I see it, you have someone asking a question and a bunch of
answers that - as I said with my first message - I can see where
they're coming from, but...they're all a little off.
I may get into some idiotic arguments on here, but I try not to write
things that are simply incorrect.
If
Allen West talk at YDB debate 2009 Dec AGU San Francisco, with global
evidence by Marie Agnes Courty: George Howard cosmictusk.com: Rich Murray
2010.04.01
http://rmforall.blogspot.com/2010_04_01_archive.htm
Thursday April 1, 2010
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/astrodeep/message/48
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Jason,
these thousand people you are so worried about are welcome to chime in . I
would love to learn from them. I have learned so much for this list that I
welcome all responses.
In this post I am simply offering an opinion of others opinions here.
They were responding to Aziz. He too is a v
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