Dear list
I have listed 21 individuals , classified but not yet published of L3.8
from 60 grams up to 2163 g. Many over 1 kg. All are crusted .
Starting bid $1 and No Reserve like always in my auctions.
I 'll be in Ensiheim this week end to present new original meteorites.
Best regards.
Hi All,
Below is the COMPLETE eBay buyers and sellers
guide.
This has all the information from all the other lists
and I thank everyone for their help, especially Rob Wesel,
who sent me his list and Dave Andrews who sent me
the list compiled by Jake Delgaudio. These people, and
At 12:57 PM 6/18/2003, Adam Hupe wrote:
Dear List,
A lot of good suggestions for naming this new group are rolling in and we
are pleased with the turn-out. We thought the NomCom had something to do
with naming of meteorite groups because many submitted description titles
have been changed after
Ken Wrote
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2180108790
Rob,
What did you find out? Is it possibly Willamette?
(The guy is using your IMCA#)
Best,
Ken
NO WAY!
He asked about how to list it and I told him that he would be best to not
put any name to it. I see he still
Hello Mark and List,
It is funny that you mention thin-sections because we were
thinking about making some. Olivine diogenites are quite fascinating under
a petrologic scope. I still have a hard time telling the difference
between orthopyroxene and olivine in thin-section. The olivine count
Dear Dr. Grossman, Adam, and List members;
As a growing amateur (and successful hunter)... (and amateur's make the
hobby grow, and the growing hobby makes the dealers and collectors grow,
and dealers and collectors growing make the science grow);I do use
the words: ecrucite, diogenite,
"It appears it was a giant shooting star which fell out of the sky
and exploded into all different colours," Acting Sergeant Parker said..."
"...However, there was also speculation the light display could have been
a meteor, a satellite burning up or other space junk..."
"It looked to me like
Dear Jeff and List,
Thank you Jeff for clearing up a very confusing issue. I guess we were
still thinking 19th century in wanting to honor a pioneer in naming a new
group. We assumed since no major changes to the HED group had been
incorporated that the meteoritic community somehow wanted to
Hello all
I have change some photos of meteorites, type
CHANGXING, GAO, LOST CREEK, NADIABONDI, THUATHE,
TRENZANO, VENGEROVO, HOLBROOK, MBALE, MOCS, SUIZHOU,
TENHAM, DHOFAR 270, NWA 1807, TATAHOUINE, MORASKO,
TOLUCA, SIKHOTE ALIN, DRONINO ( this is for sale ),
NORTH CHILE, ESTHERVILLE, IMILAC,
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_791768.html
Asteroid impact could have prompted Constantine's conversion
Ananova
June 18, 2003
An asteroid which exploded like a nuclear bomb may have converted the Roman
emperor Constantine to Christianity it is now being claimed.
Scientists have
http://www.azdailysun.com/non_sec/nav_includes/story.cfm?storyID=68058
Crater company hosts scientific symposium Friday
Daily Sun (Arizona)
June 19, 2003
Four generations of the Barringer family will be meeting in Flagstaff this
weekend to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Daniel Moreau
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 13:39:27 +0400
From: Andrei Ol'khovatov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: (meteorobs) More on the Vitim bolide
Dear All,
A brief video of from the Vitim bolide epicenter
were shown today by TV in Russia.
Again, I don't comment
http://www.nwaonline.net/300773699760853.bsp
No Access To UA Museum Collection Without Staff, Director Says
Gentry: Items would be prone to damage without proper oversight
By Johnathon Williams
The Morning News (Arkansas)
June 19, 2003
FAYETTEVILLE -- Johnnie Gentry, director of the
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/06/19/1055828430461.html
Meteorite show lights up Tasmania
The Age (Australia)
June 19, 2003
A meteorite is believed to be responsible for a spectacular celestial
light show in Tasmania.
The Tasmania Police switchboard was inundated just after 8pm
Hi list,
As part of the centennial celebration, Barringer Crater Company is hosting
a public scientific symposium on Friday at 7 p.m. at the Museum of Northern
Arizona, 3101 N. Fort Valley Road.
A scientific symposium The Barringers don't care about science, they are
celebrating the
Good afternoon all,
It is a terrible shame that the U of A museum is slated to be closed down for lack of funding to pay for the curating of the some seven million items in the museum.
It seems to me that with seven million specimens/artifacts that a small bit of cannibalization might be in
Hello Good List, I can't stop myself, any time I hear the name Barringer, I
go crazy! I do not care what Barringer did for science! Canyon Diablo is a
great meteorite, one of the few that you can see the effects that it's fall
caused. Barringer might of proved that Meteor Crater was an impact
I guess you are never too old to learn. This greatly
narrows down the
choice of terms in naming this new group. Jeff may have
won with the
HED-clan peridotite which someday may be called a Vesta
peridotite.
This is much clearer than the term Olivine Diogenite.
Perhaps just as a slightly
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/06/0619_030619_killerasteroids.html
Killer Asteroids: A Real But Remote Risk?
By John Roach
National Geographic News
June 19, 2003
It is almost certain that Earth will be hit by an asteroid large enough to
exterminate a large percentage of our
Title: Reno Evening News City: Reno, Nevada Date: Friday, August 31, 1883 EDITORIAL NOTES Mons. Daubree has analysed a meteorite, which fell in the province of Eutre-Rios, in the Argentina Republic, and finds that it contains iron, lime, magnesia and carbon in an organic form. The last
Title: Bismarck Tribune City: Bismarck, North Dakota Date: Friday, April 02, 1880 Death by Meteors Mr. Proctor wrote: "I have received several inquiries, some of them rather auxious inquiries, respecting the dangers to be fared from meteoric downfall. If we know the average number of meteoric
Title: Stevens Point Daily Journal City: Stevens Point, Wisconsin Date: Saturday, March 18, 1882 Fall of a Meteor. An immense meteortie fell about fifty miles southeast of Fort Assinaboine, Arizona, on the night of the 10th inst., its glare lighting the country for many miles around. Four
Title: Newark Daily Advocate City: Newark, Ohio Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1886 Page: 1 A Meteor Falls in Charleston Bay. CHARLESTON, S. C., Sept. 7. - But few people saw the meteor which fell in the bay here Sunday night. Three or four sailors describe it vividly. Mr. E. T. Riddick,
I have made my opinion known on this, and from
personal experience, I found that they are not to this
day really interested in science.
I even heard one crater manager say, All the
research that needs to have been done was done.
But you won't ever hear a favorable mention of Dr.
Nininger in any
Hi
all,
Firstly thanks to
Steve Witt for your words of advice to me as "the new kid on the block". Got the
book by O.R. Norton and love it. It was good to get the names to the faces on
the photograph, I even managed torecognise Bob Haag on the Discovery
Channel yesterday, and again in
Amazing the number of people who notice they are not on the
list or the information needs to be updated once the Final
version is ready. (also, numerous individuals acted as though
I were some sort of eBay scholar or eBay fanatic, and, of course,
I must be familiar with their eBay name {I
Michael, thanks for all the hard work you went through for all of us!
Thanks, Tom
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
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From: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Meteorite List
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Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 3:39 PM
Hi,
Not to be overly picky (ha!), but the chances that HED meteorites come
directly from Vesta itself is very small. The orbital mechanics of getting a
chunk from Vesta into an Earth-intersecting orbit are of such a very low
probability that it is virtually impossible that the continuing rain
Dear List Members,
A List member asked what else we had buried in our back yard (really a 7' X
4' safe). A lot of us are image hungry so we thought we would post some
pictures of a new meteorite just out of classification. This is kind of a
teaser for next weeks special. If it weren't for the
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Hi ther list.I am just checking who happens to have the main mass of NWA
237!I know the tkw is only 61.6 grams.I have a 3.38 gram slice.I am
looking to aquire some more if anyone has any forsale.Please let me know.
steve arnold
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Hello Steve and List, Steve wrote: Hi ther list.I am just checking who happens to have the main mass of NWA237!I know the tkw is only 61.6 grams.I have a 3.38 gram slice.I amlooking to aquire some more if anyone has any forsale.Please let me know. I think there was an error on the reporting of
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