Hello list...I too echo Sonny's search/request. Looking forward to
someone's reply,
Richard M
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The artist in me appreciates the creative process she is pursuing, but
the scientist in me totally cringes that she used (destroyed) the
meteorite itself as her medium and completely transformed the meteorite
into something else: a metal sculpture. She could have done the same
thing with the
The policy states public lands - does this include National Forests? The BLM
handles all mining claims on USFS, so I'm guessing the meteorite rules apply to
USFS lands as well (?).
Thanks,
Mark Bowling
Vail, AZ
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Hi all -
What to do if you find a 10 pound meteorite on BLM land?
Well, perhaps nomcom could come up with some new names, like WUSA (Western U.S.
of A.), or say NNA (Northern North America - Canada).
I hereby open the floor for proposals.
Have a great time in Tucson -
E.P.
Hi Mark,
No. Each district has it's own policies. USFS will have it's own
policies. I imagine, with the BLM, these new GUIDELINES will be
included in there Land Use Plans for various areas of
responsibilities.
Cheers!
Jim
On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 9:56 AM, Mark Bowling mina...@yahoo.com
I don't think the USFS allows for such activity in my area, so I was hoping
that the BLM rules would open things a bit (at least in forest land that is
recreation friendly).
I will stick to BLM, Private land and sneak onto ranches in Mexico (turn about
is fair play). ;-)
Thanks Jim, see
Hello, Gang! Just a quick note to let folks know that each BLM districts have
Resource Advisory Councils. Usually
each district has a 10 member panel. These members are selected by the district
field office from locals that send
in an application for nomination, to a post that will serve as an
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
February 4-8, 2013
o Juventae Chasma Dunes (04 February 2013)
http://themis.asu.edu/node/6085
o Meroe Patera Dunes (05 February 2013)
http://themis.asu.edu/node/6086
o Tyrrhena Fossae (06 February 2013)
http://themis.asu.edu/node/6087
o Landslide Deposits (07
That is very interesting info - thanks Dennis!
Mark
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Sent: Friday, February 8, 2013 1:57 PM
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Hi all,
I just received a few pics of an interesting 30 lb specimen. The gentleman that
sent the pics would like to know if this is a meteorite. What do you all think?
http://s1231.beta.photobucket.com/user/Billkies/library/#/user/Billkies/library/SL?_suid=136037959918709744509734181126
I would say no. Looks to angular and more like tar than fusion crust.
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Hi all,
I just received a few pics of an interesting 30 lb specimen. The gentleman
that sent the pics would like to know if
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