Hi Folks,
In regard to the TEXT' preference as stated by Art, here's an easy to
use tip
for making that setting in either Netscape or Mozilla 1.0 (and Beta).
I'm not
certain this will work in the newer 6.0 + versions of Netscape, but it
probably
will. Note that I'm commenting on the email
Hi all
Sorry about all this
In outlook express:
Funktions
Preferences
send
Format for sending e-mail , just mark
text
Hope the translations are right, I have a Danish
version.
This is the last one from me in this
discussion.
Questions, just send them private.
Greetings
Lars
Hello and happy new year to the members of the list.
I'm Pierre (from France). I'm new to this list but some of you know me as
I'm a meteorite collector and hunter and I also buy
many meteorites.
My occupation is webmaster and website designer. As you know, meteorites are
expensive for a
Hi Folks - thanks for purchasing my meteorites on ebay in the last month: the following listed meteorites are on Ebay, ending Sunday night. 20 new (see "*") pieces are listed and prices were reduced on pieces not sold last week.
(Shipping and insurance is $6 per piece, but mention this email
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From: M Yousef [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 2:05 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] highly weathered chondrites: Reduction Spheres
Dear Elton;
I thank you very much
Hello All,
I have two pieces of Pasamonte (the eucrite that fell in 1933 in New Mexico, with a
total known weight of only 3-4kg).
The pieces are 7.6g and 4.3g and both pieces have crust. I also have a specimen card
from the collection these pieces came from. The larger piece gets the original
Hello,
I'm studying the L'Aigle meteorite fall as I live
only at 150km from the "official" fall in Normandy. I say official as I've heard
of a study done in the 70's which said that the searchers found new fragments
west of L'Aigle, on a massive zone from 2000 km square and that there
Hi Jamie
What I know is that the irons will smear if you use a diamond blade (the
metal smars on the blade itself and reduces the blades ability to cut. I've
heard that for larger irons, they use those carbide cutoff blades, much
cheaper overall than diamond and they don't get loaded up or smeared
Hello Pierre,
L'Aigle
In 1803 the L'Aigle meteorite fell in Orne, France. It is a Stone
meteorite, classified as a L6, Olivinehypersthene chondrite.
After the appearance of a fireball, followed by detonations, a
shower of stones, estimated at 20003000 in number and of aggregate
Good new List, It should be mostly sunny saturday and sunday with a high of
58! Nice hunting weather! We seem to be picking up a few more List members
for our hunt as the time approaches, the more the merrier!
Thanks, Tom
The proudest member of the I.M.C.A. #6168
Hello List, To show my ignorance I am going to ask a stupid question. my
meteorite collection is growing very slowly slower than most! One thing I do
not have is a tektite. Does a tektite have a place in a meteorite
collection. I have been to busy looking at meteorites and have always
Tom aka james Knudson wrote:
Am I missing something. If everyone should have
one in their collection, what do I look for?
Yes, Tom, you are definitely missing something:
1) a bottle-green moldavite
2) a Zamanshinite
3) a bediasite
4) an australite (splash-form and button)
5) a rizalite
6) an
Don't forget Tibetian and Georgia tektites!
David H.
--- Bernd Pauli HD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tom aka james Knudson wrote:
Am I missing something. If everyone should have
one in their collection, what do I look for?
Yes, Tom, you are definitely missing something:
1) a
Hello List, I ran across this page. Good assortment!
http://www.mamasminerals.com/index.htm
--
Thanks, Tom
The prodest member of the IMCA # 6168
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The Dallas Morning News
June 22, 1999
Page: 7D
By Alexandra Witze
Hot rocks: Possible bacteria in 2 other meteorites stir caldron of debate
about life on Mars.
HOUSTON - Spring has sprung a new crop of Martian bacteria claims.
NASA scientists say they've identified structures that look like
Minneapolis Star Tribune
January 14, 1998
Page: 1A
It came from outer space and filled up his pocket. A meteorite that a
Champlin man dug up in his back yard appears to be part of an asteroid core,
and that has made it a valuable piece of rock both.
By Jim Dawson
In a classic example of manna
Paper: The Toronto Star
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Date: June 1, 2000
Meteorite find excites scientists
By Peter Calamai Yukon
Fragments offer `best chance ever' to study birth of our solar system.
'This is our best chance ever to see what organic chemicals were present
when the sun
Hi Tom,
Many who collect meteorites also collect tektites.
In each issue of MeteoriteTimes.com magazine http://www.meteoritetimes.com/
we have a tektite article. At the top of the page is the Article Index
link so you
have access to all previous articles of the magazine including the tektite
A couple of weeks ago I was looking for any nevada meteorites forsale. I got that list that bernd pauli made, but there has been no response. Are there any around forsale? Please let me know.
steve arnold, tucson bound!!Steve r. Arnold, Chicago, il, 60107
The midwest meteorite collector!
I.M.C.A.
Hi folks !
Just want to let you see what I got when I etched my piece of Molong on last
week.
Today I took my piece out of the Isoporopyl.
I etched it using Jim Hartman's method with ferric chloride.
The result is very nice - who else has tried to etch Molong or has an etched
piece ?
Have a look
Hello Christian and list,
Christian wrote:
www.austromet.com/MolongA.jpg - looks like one of the german comic-stars
from Fix und Foxi
www.austromet.com/MolongB.jpg - has also an interesting pattern
Thank you for sharing the photos with us. The etch looks very nice. Good
job on the slice (and
Hi, Tom,
List member Norm Lehrman's website, The Tektite Source, is not only a great
place to look for tektites (so much cooler than walking the Nullabor Plain!), it
is also a great place to learn about tektites and see some really fine examples:
http://tektitesource.com/
Hello Everyone,
Speaking of tektites, you have to read the description of this auction.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=19268item=2904081014
Makes me just want to hug the ones in my collection!
-Walter
Walter Branch, Ph.D.
but how would you do so without hurting one of their feelings cause you know
you have favorites
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From: walter branch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 10:08 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] The many uses of tektites
Hello Everyone,
In a message dated 1/5/2003 4:42:30 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes, Tom, you are definitely missing something:
8) Darwin Glass
9) a piece of Aeoulleoul
10) an LDG - Libyan Desert Glass
11) a Wabar pearl
And these are a different catagory, impact glasses,
In a message dated 1/6/2003 12:07:44 AM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dreamed someone was asking me if something was a tektite or not. Piece had a flat polished face that was interesting looking. I told them there was one way to check and be sure and I was reaching for the
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