Hello
It is of course OK to be skeptical of claims of life elsewhere in the
Universe. Carolus Linnaeus, the founder of biology, to avoid considering sailor
tales (and later Bigfoot, Yeti, and Loch Ness claims) insisted on a type
specimen. The controversy over ALH 84001 boils down to
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Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2011 2:26 PM
To: Michael Gilmer
Cc:
Much simpler yet,
Ask that customer to go to his bank and send a wire transfer to your bank.
He will need your Bank account number and routing number (it is right on
your checks), and your Bank's Swift Code. Call your bank and they will give
you that information.
Usually it takes 2 to 4 days
Hello Everyone,
I have several lunar and martian meteorites ending this weekend on ebay.
Several list members have already used the buy-it-now feature to get great
bargains on some great specimens (they are on their way to you now).
None of the lunars are paired and none of the martains are
Hi all!
Anne is right on with this one. It places all the burden on the buyer. And
the threat, per Anne's instruction, is minimal.
I've never had an issue using this procedure.
Jim Wooddell
https://k7wfr.us
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Spaceships, Meteors, and Moonlight
NASA Science News
August 9, 2011
Bright moonlight streams through your window. A nugget
of space debris disintegrates in a sparkling fireball. A huge spaceship
glides silently
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER HIRISE IMAGES
August 10, 2011
o Cerberus Fossae Fractures
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/ESP_021464_1900
These fractures have acted as a conduit for the release of water
and lava onto the surface relatively recently in Martian geologic history.
o Troughs
August 10, 2011
Dwayne C. Brown
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-1726
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Priscilla Vega/Guy Webster
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Greetings List,
Sorry if this posts twice. I'm having a I need a
new video card for my All Sky Camera Computer sale. I have a large
selection of Kentland shatter cones from 10 grams up to ~3600 grams at
just $.04 per gram. I've posted some pics of a few
assorted pieces. I
have some nicer ones
G'day Sterling
Yes, it's well established that amino acids, nucleobases and other such
molecules are pretty much everywhere across the Universe. They're common,
fairly simple compounds. When you say they're ready to be assembled and you
can build your own ladder, are you talking about
One of the few things I recall from college Probability Theory class is that
if something happened once, no matter how unlikly, it can happen again. For
example, since the Chicago Cubs won back to back World Series championships
in 1907 and 1908, theoretically, they could do it again.
Hi All,
You can't always find meteorites on every hunt, but you can have fun
along the way. Check out these melons that I found, one is 64 1/2 lbs
and the other is 66 lbs. I just hope to find a couple meteorites this
big one day!
Greetings List,
Sorry if this posts twice. I'm having a I need a new video card for my All Sky
Camera Computer sale. I have a large selection of Kentland shatter cones from
10 grams up to ~3600 grams at just $.04 per gram. I've posted some pics of a
few
assorted pieces. I have some nicer ones
Hello Listers
I was doing some researching and came across this link and not sure if its been
listed but I find this to be interesting and also mm to be weird science.
At any rate, NASA must be excited about this and I guess anything is possible
these days, Tagish Lake has opals in them,
I need an all sky camera!! LOL.
Stuart McDaniel
Lawndale, NC
Secr.,
Cleve. Co. Astronomical Society
IMCA #9052
Member - KCA, KBCA, CDUSA
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From: Steve Witt
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 2:28 PM
To: MetList
Subject: [meteorite-list] Ad, Sale, Kentland shatter
Almost to good to be true.
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread736072/pg1
Mike G.
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Hi John, Doug and All,
I have plans on cutting one at work tomorrow and donating the second
one to the health care center down the street. I almost grabbed a third
melon but after carrying these two I wanted nothing to do with the
third melon!
Sonny
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From:
G'Day Sonny
You never cease to amaze me. You always think of others less fortunate.
You truly are a meteorite hunter
Cheers
John Cabassi
IMCA # 2125
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Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 7:54 PM
To: j...@cabassi.net;
Just to give you an example, Shawn posted this at 1.30pm. Nothing has
appeared on the Met List. Not even postings and I have made several. I'm
not getting up your nose Art, but I feel your members need some real
time instead of out of date and delayed responses. I don't know if
you're having
G'Day Sonny and list
130 LB of melon carried back to your truck WOW mental note don't get on
Sonny's bad side :-)
Cheers John
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Alan
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 10:22 AM
To:
G'Day Shawn and List
I've already posted in regards to a thread that happened a while ago,
that Tom was a little bit put out about. Not only have his images been
used, but his words have been twisted. I wish he was back on the Met
List. But after some correspondence with him today, he sent this to
G'Day List
I don't know if anybody else is noticing but feeds coming through from
the Met List are delayed and in batches, which is cool but sometimes it
can cause complications. Without putting any names in place or promoting
any body, I got a batch the day before. I constantly monitor what's
Please, don't feed the animals!
(Tom, you intellectual property has been hijacked and misused...)
kn
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 1:22 PM, Shawn Alan photoph...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hello Listers
I was doing some researching and came across this link and not sure if its
been listed but I find this
Hi Sonny - thanks for the report from the field!
You are right when you said:
Finding the melons was the good part getting but them back to my truck
was the tough part!
That deserves to be in a fortune cookie! (and a skit on SNL with Kate
Perry?)
Plus, it's good practice for when you find
Hi fellow space debris enthusiasts,
Even if you are not interested in purchasing, you will enjoy
Seeing this photo of fine Canyon Diablos on old Harvey Nininger
Meteorite Museum bricks with a Comet Coffee poster as the
Backdrop.
Saturday I offered these to my usual customers.
Those look great! All we have seen in the store up here in SW CO this
year is the little, almost round, supposedly seedless (not) kind.
Not even very good tasting and about $6.
You know, if you put those babies up on ebay as lunar melons... Well,
they couldn't do any worse than the
Hello, list
Could it be related to this thread:
http://www.mail-archive.com/meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com/msg86298.html
;)
Saludos
Sanscelerien
On 08/10/2011 06:22 PM, Shawn Alan wrote:
Hello Listers
I was doing some researching and came across this link and not sure if its been
Phil, Listees,
I hate the Probability argument.
The first fallacy of it is that everything has an equal chance
of combining with everything.
Nope.
Think about cosmology. A new universe, all energy, cools
and condenses into an incredible variety of particles, all with
different properties. The
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