Why would you run a contest with 240 + responses and dump it on the list!
Why don't we just have auctions here, too? This is inappropraite use of
Art's forum, IMHO.
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Dear meteorite dude,
Part of the purpose of the list is educational. There have been several
contests on the lists and all have been very fun and informative. I am not
advertising anything here so I do not see how this could be called spam.
The 240 responses were because several people entered
Hello Bernd and list members,
The URL has nothing to do with the contest.
Thank you Adam. One last question: Do you want us
to send our answers via the List or in a private email?
Thank you for your patience,
Bernd
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Hello again,
In the interest of not creating too much traffic on the List since it was
brought up I do not mind if emails are sent straight to us at
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have answers posted to the list is so that an understanding of how
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Now for some great fun. Thanks for putting
this on. Any prizes?
My guesses are:
1)Ureilite
2) Ca poor aubrite
3) Polymict eucrite
Best Regards,
Mike Tettenborn
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Hello List,
I took Jeff's offer up and presented a picture and brief story
on the "rocks" that got me interested in meteorites. As you would find out they
turned out to be meteorwrongs...nice ones at that. The page is in one of his
information sections on his site. The link is below.
Well, as I am a beginning meteorite collector I don't have much of an idea
but I think they are:
1) Diogenite
2) Angrite
3) Howardite
Chris Brooks
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Dear List, and wronger-collectors;
Very nice pictures of some very good looking wrongs. On the slag, I
have noticed recently that if it were suspected to be an iron meteorite
that it should have even attraction to the magnet across the
surface..minus some of the thick rust getting in the way.
Russ and List,
Very cool image. I have an image of a pallasite, tiled, as wallpaper on my
computer at work (our Judicial Circuit logo gets boring) so this will be
another welcomed image. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Best,
Steven L. Sachs / IMCA# 9210
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Title: Re: [meteorite-list] Mystery Meteorite Contest II
Howdy Hupes and All,
Great contest. Here are my guesses:
1. Eucrite (polymic breccia).
2. Eucrite (monomic breccia, highly shocked)
3. Eucrite (polymic breccia).
While most likely wrong, they at least should give something to
Great image Russ. Life must be going well.
However, I'd have thought that the Borg would have been more achondritic, or
at least stony-iron, meso probably.
I especially like the lens-flair artifacts! I guess we have not solved that
problem in the 24th century either.
Cheers,
Martin
Hello List, The gold basin I found yesterday that was buried has a some kind
of white deposit forming on it. What is this, and haw can I remove it
safely?
Thanks, Tom
The proudest member of the I.M.C.A. #6168
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Hello,
just to say that I have put a 2.5g slice of Barwell, (L6, UK 1965) on eBay
to help pay for my habit
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=3239item=2155882299
thanks!
entropy dave
IMCA #0092
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That emial originated in Hicksville New Jersey. Anyone know who lives there?
Mike Farmer
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] spam
I think
Tom,
The problem/solution is discussed in the following e-mails by Mike
Groetz and
Donald O'Keeffe:
[meteorite-list] Meteorite Cleaning
Mike Groetz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sat, 13 Jan 2001 22:16:14 -0500
Hello-
I am new to the hobby of meteorite collecting and am very excited
about it. Even though
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no more e-mail
Somewhat "Unclear On The Concept."
Gregory
Yep, raising money for the fabulous Tucson show, so
I put 67 meteorites on ebay, all started at one cent, no reserve, where they
end, they sell. 7.7kilo gorgous campo, Eucrites, Taza slices, old falls, rare
finds.
Everything under the sun.
Mike Farmer
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Thanks
My guesses:
specimen # 1: brecciated LL6
specimen #2: Aubrite
specimen #3: Howardite
best wishes,
Marco Langbroek
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What seest thou else
In the dark backward and
COMET KUDO-FUJIKAWA NEARS THE SUN
Roger W. Sinnott
Senior Editor
Sky Telescope
January 25, 2003
Comet Kudo-Fujikawa (C/2002 X5) has now entered the field
of view of SOHO's LASCO C3 coronagraph. It first appeared
today (January 25th), looking like the end of a thin
cotton swab directly
Hello List, Bill wrote;
To clean your GB first try water, next vinegar,then ammonia, If that
doesn't do it bring it over to the Vagabond and I'll air abrade it clean.
I'm in the ball room.
Bill Mason
Well, I wanted to try the least harmful suggestion first. I soaked my 24g GB
in
http://www.guardian.co.uk/spacedocumentary/story/0,2763,882549,00.html
Utah bowled over by meteor plan
Robin McKie
The Observer (United Kingdom)
January 26, 2003
Famed for the rocket-assisted cars that career across its vast terrain
in bids for land-speed records, Utah's salt flats now face a
Hello Paul and List,
Blaine Reed will be in Room 110 at the Vagabond Inn. The same place he has
been the last 8-10 years. He will open his show on the 1st and will run
through the 11th, maybe as late as 12th. This show is part of the Marty Zim
shows and closes on the 9th but Reed usually stays
http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/news/weird_news/5005790.htm
If earth moved for Floridians, it's no quake
By MARTIN MERZER
Miami Herald
January 22, 2003
If you felt the earth move at 8:50 a.m. Tuesday, you weren't alone.
People from Kendall to Coral Springs called weather forecasters to report
Here are a couple heat shield meteorites with views from the top, bottom and
side. One is a Sikhote, the other an Oum Rockba.
Mark
http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/zemadpoet/lst?.dir=/Meteorites/Oriented+Meteorite
s.view=t
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Dear members !
I have been again at the Museum of Natural History in Vienna
and this time I shot some photos from historical and rare meteorites.
On my updated website www.austromet.com you can find them on the
link to Meteorite Pictures where I also have added pictures of some of
my own
Hello
Someone have for sale/exchange Muong Nong tektites ?
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Marcin/list:
you'll find lot's of Muong Nongs offered by the folks (us) at
http://TektiteSource.com . We can also get monsters in the multi-kilo range
on special order.
Cheers,
Norm Lehrman
The only thing with an attention span shorter than a third-grader on the day
before Christmas is one of
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Hi Tom,
It may be a carbonate buildup.
Try a product call Lime Away, which is used to clean bathroom
fixtures, etc.
-Walter
Walter Branch, Ph.D.
322 Stephenson Ave., Suite B
Savannah, GA 31405
www.branchmeteorites.com
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Howdy,
What a stunning collection of specimens. Thank you for sharing them with us.
I was especially impressed with the Tabor stone.
Thanks again Christian!
Cheers,
Martin
On 1/26/03 2:56 PM, Ing. Christian ANGER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear members !
I have been again at the Museum
Tabor is indeed a great meteorite. And a specimen of this historic stone is now
available at no reserve.
http://www.macovich.com/auction-2003/pages/005-lot.html
And that's just for starters...
Howdy,
What a stunning collection of specimens. Thank you for sharing them with us.
I was
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