Dear list,
I know, off topic, but this really is an interesting article re the life
on Mars debate, and it has nothing to do with Hoagland or photos of
artificial structures on Mars. A press release from the European
Space Agency:
http://spaceflightnow.com/news/n0203/14marsspots/
Have a great
Dear listees,
For anyone hankering for a rocky challenge. What IS this spheroid???
No ad, just a specimen identification quiz:)
We have not seen this structure in this mineral before...can anyone
identify and comment?
http://www.sciencemall-usa.com/mystermineral.html
Best,
Dave and Sarah
All,
The eBay auction for the Vintage Meteorite Ball
(http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1083831262) was removed
before it was complete. I don't know if I had anything to do with it, but
I sent e-mail to the seller and encouraged him to have it checked out.
This guy is _local_ to
Bob,
I wrote the seller last night asking what happened. She said," I'm
the middle "woman" in this auction. The owner of this was contacted
by an employee of the Perkins Conservatory here in Ohio and was asked to
bring the item in for testing. He choose to meet with him.
I can let you know what
Hi , I noticed this also, But is it proper to cancel an auction minutes
before it is to end ? And in this auction it was minutes before it was to
end. I would be very upset if this happened to me if I were bidding ! It
makes me wonder ? An auction can be canceled at any time buy the seller ?
? An auction can be canceled at any time buy the seller ?
If it hasn't received any bids, yes. Seems fairit might frustrate people who were planning on bidding on it, but from the seller's point of view, if there's absolutely no bidder-commitment, no visible interest on his item, he should
?
An auction can be canceled at any time buy the seller ?
If it hasn't
received any bids, yes. Seems fairit might frustrate people who
were planning on bidding on it, but from the seller's point of view, if
there's absolutely no bidder-commitment, no visible interest on his item,
he
Hi, the arctic has a lot of generic problems as
sites for meteorite
concentrations by ice- fast moving, young ice,
relatively warm conditions
(Antarctica is on average between 20 and 50 deg.
colder during the year for
given latitude and altitude), higher accumulation
rates. In my humble
At 04:41 PM 3/21/02 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
?
An auction can be canceled at any time buy the seller ?
If it hasn't received any bids, yes. Seems fairit might
frustrate people who were planning on bidding on it, but from the
seller's point of view, if there's absolutely no
List:
From a customer we received a sample of the material recently
referred to and discussed on this list as Eagle Butte.
Sample chemical analysis summary:
The received material is porous and not homogeneous. There are varying
proportions
of FeO, MgO, Ca, Al, and Dolomite within clumps.
Hi All,
Has anyone checked out the latest images of Iceberg B-22?
This sucker is over 2100 square miles! Think how many
meteorites are on it, rafting away from the South Pole.
http://uwamrc.ssec.wisc.edu/amrc/iceberg.html
Since it is no longer technically part of Antarctica, why
don't we all
As I stated in a post a couple of days ago, while we are transferring web
servers and setting up forwarding to new email addresses, some of my websites
(meteorites / membrane boxes) may or may not work for a few days. The new
servers are now set up and we are waiting for the old ones to make
One party heard from... I sent off my chunk of Eagle Butte to Dr. Moore
at ASU, carefully not giving him any but the broadest of details so he
couldn't be accused (!) of bias. I expect he has many more interesting
specimens to examine, but in the end, the analysis will probably be the
same.
I've been looking over my meteorite display at the library where I work,
and despite the humid, salty air here, my Nantan hasn't shed one pinprick
of rusty shale. It's still just lightly covered in orange, which may have
protected it from further corrosion. The Sikhote-Alin, on the other hand,
I believe you have just entered the twilight zone!
Ron Hartman
- Original Message -
From: Tracy Latimer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 6:43 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] The much-maligned Nantan
I've been looking over my meteorite display at
Hello Everybody,
Since the List is quiet tonight, this might be the right time to tell you that I have finally posted on my site all the beautiful things I brought back from Tucson: Bouvante, Agoult, Tambo Quemado, Huckitta, Gibeon, Millbillillie, ., etc., and of course a lot of Tafassasset.
Since Anne has noted the list is quiet :-)
I just got my sample back from ASU, and the verdict is that it is indeed
slag, like anyone is surprised. Kudos to them for a speedy analysis,
and I'm really sorry to have wasted their time with something I was 99%
sure was junk, but thank you for
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