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Ok,
A little more on my
idea of how to search for meteorites in relatively high contrast, low
noiseareas like sand dunes. I realize that they won't be as easy to
automatically recognize as a 10 foot diameter shinny black fusion crusted
meteorite in the middle of an Antarctic
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Hello all,
I know that I am not the rocket
scientist here this may be an oversimplified theory but I have a picture
of my house my fathers house taken from a satellite in orbit. Now I may be
wrong but I kinda think that if someone is going to go to the trouble of putting
Hi Dan, Sounds like you have been discussing things with Mr. Rumsfield and his employees. One thing about GPS though ... it comes in different flavors. I'm retired now, but while I was on active duty we had GPS units that would be accurate to one meter. I've found most civilian units do not
Thank you, Bernd,
for providing us with additional names of
flight-orientated meteorites.
A picture of the Middlesbrough chondrite, for
example, can be found at
www.meteorites.de/jpg/middlesbrough.jpg
A cast of this meteorite (with correct weight! of
1600 g) can be ordered
from our
Dear list,
Wow!! Spectacular photos:
http://www.spaceweather.com/comets/gallery_iz.html
Best wishes,
Charlie
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Jim,
Normally objects which heat up faster also cool faster, so the dark,
metal-containing meteorites would probably cool off faster than the
surrounding sand or earth. They might still show up as a negative thermal
image however.
Thomas
Thomas H. Webb
On Sat, 30 Mar 2002, Meteorite1 wrote:
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Date: Sat, 30 Mar 2002 03:38:31 -0800
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Can pigeons be intermediate source
Dear Dave,
I think you should follow through on your idea and let us all know what the
results are. There are literally tons of pigeon dropping in the palm trees
and on the flat roofs of buildings in the Phoenix area. In fact, there are
quite a few on the roof of my own house. Come on down
Hello everyone, I am finally home after the Africa
and South Pacific trips.
The Bensour trip was successful, as I acquired 18.7
kilos of material from this beautiful new fall.
On a downside, it seems that Dean Bessey and
another European conspired to drive the price up by offering high
Hi. A quick question:
Is TARBAGATAI (L5), Russia, of 1912/11/10 a fall or a find?
I'm doing the November entries for the 2003 Meteorite Calendar,
and MetBase ver.5 has it as a FALL, M. Grady Meteorites
from A to Z, says FIND.
I don't know which Meteoritical Bulletin it would be under.
Thanks
Hi Dave and all,
I think that a number of people, myself and some of my friends who are also meteorite
aficionados, have not only thought of this but have hunted the dunes in Indiana and
Michigan. One word of caution though, the Gary Steel Mills has deposited both small
and larger flakes and
Two parts...
To all those who celebrate a spring holiday, Happy Easter, Passover,
Spring Equinox, or other seasonal observance.
Second, are there any terrestrial rocks that resemble pallasites, or is
the mix of crystal and iron strictly a meteoric phenomenon?
We're having an indoor Easter Egg
Hello All
I want to augur to all one Good Easter and to find one
meteorite within the paschal egg.
Regards
Matteo
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Second, are there any terrestrial rocks that resemble pallasites, or is
the mix of crystal and iron strictly a meteoric phenomenon?
I can't answer this question but I know there's a type of rock called San
Benadinoite (or something close to that) that somewhat resembles chondrites.
Its been a
Marcin wrote:
I think You forget BASZKÓWKA L5 [15 kg]
Hello Marcin and List,
Yeah, Marcin, you are right. How could I forget that beautiful, oriented
stone of 15.5 kg with radial regmaglypts on the Brustseite (size about
30 x 18 cm).
This is my photo of Baszkowka copy.
I don't have good
Roman Jirasek wrote:
Is TARBAGATAI (L5), Russia, of 1912/11/10 a fall or a find?
I'm doing the November entries for the 2003 Meteorite Calendar,
and MetBase ver.5 has it as a FALL, M. Grady Meteorites
from A to Z, says FIND.
Hello Roman and List,
The 4th edition of the Catalogue (1985)
Regarding the discussion about Remote-controlled
Meteorite-Recovery over sand dunes -
again, the technology exists, but the cost is still
keeping it impractical.
But there's a bigger problem. Here in SoCal the more
promising sand dunes are those that are Off-Limits to
off-road vehicle traffic.
Michael Farmer wrote:
...the Moroccans raised my price as is their right to do.
My total cost including trip expenses is $3.20 gram..
so although the price is higher than I
had hoped, it is still within my offer. A Couple of people have had a
problem with that, and I do indeed
Michael, read the email below, it is the one where I made the offer, tell me
what it says, please.
It is intire, no editing, or you can go into the archives, your choice, it
clearly states the price ar around $2 gram Not exactly $2. That implies
that the price was not exactly set yet. I would
Dear Mike,
While I do not agree that a 60% increase is around the same
price, neither do I want to see ANYONE take any major financial losses
in this or any other situation.
I am dissapointed you SIMPLY do not state you will stop calling
names and using obscenities on the list.
Michael, you are correct, I will do my best to stop cursing, and the name
calling is certainly below me, please remind me should I fail to remember
that in the heat that this list often generates. I appreciate that you
understand the dangers and difficulties in making the journey, let me tell
you
Michael Farmer wrote:
Michael, read the email below, it is the one where I made the offer, tell
me what it says, please. It is intire, no editing, or you can go into the
archives, your choice, it clearly states the price ar around $2 gram Not
exactly $2.
First of all I'd like to state that
exactly 7 min. fast?? hmmm
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Dave
Schultz
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Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 7:16
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Off topic
Atomic Clock!
Greetings Listees. Hope this link works for a cool Atomic
I believe this link uses your computers timer to
work, when I ran it ,This so called Atomic clock was at exactly the same time as
my computer to the second, And I know my computer is not set to an atomic
clock.
Steven Drummond "The Unknown
Collector" :-)
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Mike:
The price is MORE than fair. Thanks for making the trip and bringing more of
this one to the market!! I don't see why anyone would complain at 3.20/g for
an LL6 fall, especially this fresh.
Looking forward to my 600g,
Matt Morgan
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From: Michael Farmer [EMAIL
Congraurtaltions Mike on your recovery. PS You too
Dean
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For those of you who wish to set your PC to atomic clock time, it
doesn't get any easier than this free (shareware for Windows) download.
I use it all the time and find it quite handy. It does all the work for
you with just the click of a button. I've noticed there are many list
members that
Personally, I couldn't care less about the market. I can understand some
bargaining between a seller and a buyer but that's about it. Plain and
simple, if you think someone is charging too much for any meteorite (Bensour
or not) don't buy it and quit whining. I've bought meteorites that pretty
My computer clock is set to this website..or should
I say this site sets itself to my computer clock.
I personally prefer to set my clocks to what
my GPS says,It automatically sets itself to the A-clock.
I might add that the Weather channel's clock is set
to the A-clock, It hits wth my
Franks et al, yes, I am keeping the 9 kilo piece, I am paying the same price
for it, and I in no way begrudge it, I am selling the rest off to recover
the money spent, That means that my 9 kilo piece cost me $29,440.00. I am
proud to have it and think that it was well worth the price since I knew
Bernd and List:
Bernd forgot to say his usual, Nomen ist Omen. Bensour or Ben Sour fits!
Dirk RossHappy Easter
Bernd Pauli wrote:
Michael Farmer wrote:
Michael, read the email below, it is the one where I made the offer, tell
me what it says, please. It is intire, no editing,
Mike,
I only wanted what we discussed...something in the 20gram range for $2.00 a
gram. I guess my biggest problem was that I had budgeted for the expense and
then found it twice what I had planned on.
I also realize that I may have been unfair. I realize that you have alot
tied up on this
I agree , I think it is a good idea,
t-shirts or polo shirts with aPocket ! Put me down for
at least 2 . I can always use another nice shirtor 2
. Steven Drummond TUC :-)
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