Looks like an Azurite nodule I think it is worth $10.
Elton
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Volume 3 of Meteors and Meteorites (an historic archive)
CD is to be published soon, There will also be a DVD-ROM
version combining volumes 1 to 3.
I have 4 proof copies to give away to those willing to try
them out and return comments and any suggestions.
You have until 28th July to email me pe
Hello
another answer from the ebay dealer
what ever thes are they are not Asphalt! the story
goes , i saw the news
about the meteorits on the news, so i went down to
Elma and they were all
picking what up what u see in the picture, they told
me it is what fell
fron the sky! the things look as if
Basically it's the formation of glass from heat and pressure. A
meteorite hits the earth, and the force melts the sand (silicate) to
sand. The same thing happens with atomic bombs.
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--- Tom aka James Knudson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hello Good List, What is the number one theory out
> right now of where
> Tektites came from?
> Thanks, Tom
> Peregrineflier <><
> The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
>
Imactites produced in certain, and very rare
mega-Tunguska type events
To Tom and List,
I don't know Tom, but would like to know,what is the number one theory
of where tektites came from?
Regards, Marcie <><
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Hello Good List, What is the number one theory out right now of where
Tektites came from?
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier <><
The proudest me
After the Hupe report, is or not is a meteorite fall?
Regards
Matteo
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Several list members have told me that the link to our website does not work
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it works for some and not others? Thanks, http://www.rockboxes.com/
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From: Fred Olsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: meteo
Hello Walter, and list.
The Delaware mass was the most
unusual stone I have ever sliced up. On one end (where the inital cuts were
made) was the heavily brecciated matrix with well defined veins and armored
chondrules, but overall, a uniform interior. But, by the time the mass was
reduced t
Remnants from the infamous shotput pit perhaps?
Adam,
Great report. I can't barely see from laughing so hard . . . Thanks for the levity!
Mark
Do you Yahoo!?
Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM).
Hello Everyone,
I am sitting here at my desk examining a slice of
Delaware, an L4 chondrite found in 1972 in Arkansas. Those who might have
some of this meteorite, would you please examine your piece and tell me if you
see many metal-rimmed chondrules. Thanks.
-Walter
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Dear Greg, Adam;
What a wonderful report. It's the stuff dreams are made of! I have met
the girlyikes!
Very thankful for your report,
Dave Freeman
Walter Branch wrote:
Adam-
"Rattlesnake Eggs"
Are you serious?
-Walter
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Adam-
"Rattlesnake Eggs"
Are you serious?
-Walter
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From: "Adam Hupe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 9:36 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Elma Field Report
Hello List, Has it ever been suggested that Tektites could be a solar
material, possibly from solar flares or sunspots?
Thanks, Tom
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Elma Meteorite Field Update Part 2.
We headed to the quarry and looked around guided by the locals who showed us
their town's most secretive spots. Within 10 minutes Greg found a nodule
containing several nice fossils. A teenager came up to us with what looked
like an iron meteorite but not from
Tom & all,
Tektites are now almost universally viewed as far-traveled impactites,
mainly terrestrial material "splashed" by meteorite impacts. Some
meteoritic components may be incorporated into the glass. Mysteries remain
as to why only a few impacts are known to have created tektites, and we'r
Elma Meteorite Field Update Part 1.
We thought List members might be interested in a report from the field
concerning the Elma incident.
Greg and I arrived in Elma at 11:00 a.m. yesterday to find several dozen
people searching for meteorites in the shot-put area next to the Elma High
School runni
Dear List and Country Club project search team members:
Today I was phoned by Ed Esgar of the Ravisloe Country Club to discuss our proposal. I was not in at the time, but I will be returning his call tomorrow early. Presumably he would not have called if the project proposal held no interest to t
OMG . . . that is the FIRST Smurf-turd I have ever seen . . .
Do you Yahoo!?
Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM).
I guess that I'm even more of a cynic than Walter. I concur about the
"lawsuit protection" angle, but also NASA just didn't want people pickn'
that stuff up -- look how many did any way! From where we live in Southern
VanZandt County, Texas, my wife heard the explosion/sonic boom (more like
felt
Hi Marcia,
As I note on my website, I think the notion of a "hot" meteorite is a myth,
born by seeing too many Hollywood movies. IMHO, when a meteorite lands it
has lost most if not all of the heat that was generated by atmospheric
flight. They are not "hot" when they land.
In the case of Colum
Hello Everyone,
Does anyone know what happened to Phil Bagnel's
website on problematic meteorites. I have a link to it from my site but a
visitor informed me that URL is no longer valid.
http://www.ticetboo.demon.co.uk/mpd.htm
-Walter
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List, a Meteorite police bulletin is being posted, This is a all points
bulletin, be on the look out for a meteorwrong last seen at the link
below!
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier <><
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> I saw this item for sale at eBay, The World's Online Marketplace TM, and
t
Hello Good List, What is the number one theory out right now of where
Tektites came from?
Thanks, Tom
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I would find these to be acceptable spiritual topics for this list on this endless thread.
1) Calls for jihads against infidels belonging to non meteorite worshipping religons.
2) Odes to the meteorite parent body god and goddess, Mars and Vesta.
3) Knife constuction from aboriginal irons fo
A "landscape" -picture can be found from;
http://www.dlc.fi/~nuuska/combo2.jpg
The distance between Mars and the Moon is about
6 - 7 degrees.
pekka
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Grou
http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2003/07.17/01-earthbirth.html
Earth's birth date turned back: Formed earlier than believed
By William J. Cromie
Harvard University Gazette
July 17, 2003
[Image]
Stein Jacobsen shows off a chondritic meteorite named Allende
for the place it fell in Mexico in
http://www.thedailyworld.com/daily/2003/Jul-17-Thu-2003/news/news1.html
Elma has gone meteor crazy
By Levi Pulkkinen
The Daily World (Washington)
July 17, 2003
ELMA - A meteorite is a seductive thing. It draws people
towards it, pulls the obsessed to distant corners of the world.
Meteorites
Hi Tom,
In all auctions, the bid increments are dictated by the
level of bidding - how high the price is getting. The higher
the price goes, the larger the bid increment becomes. On
eBay it starts at .05c and goes up.
Best wishes, Michael
on 7/17/03 1:30 PM, Tom aka James Knudson
Hello, Just noticed thisbid at your own risk, looking funny to me...:-) http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2184225892&category=3239 Mark BostickPlease visit, www.MeteoriteArticles.com, a free on-line archive of meteor and meteorite articles.
Evaporation possibly, but only if exposed during
atmospheric re-entry. An intact fuel vessel landing intact but then compromised
by impact is a whole different story. There is a large argument over the safety
of plutonium powered satelllites for just that reason. And there are known
levels o
Hello List, I noticed some auctions have bid intervals of 25 cents, some are
50 and some are a dollar. I have not seen an option for setting the amount,
how is this done?
Thanks, Tom
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Tom wrote: Hello Marcie, you asked;Do they rapidly cool after initial impact ? Also, why, in the case ofthe "Columbia" retrieval, were people warned not to touch fragments, asthey were hazardous?I think the reason was two fold, the one they gave, Hazardous fuel from thetanks could of contaminat
BTW, DO NOT click on any links in a scam e-mail. At best, you will inform
the person on the other end that this address is active and may be used for
sale to other spammers. At worst, you may hand the keys to your ebay
account over to someone else. As others have said, immediately forward th
Hello, Tracy,
do you store your NWA:s in flowerpots? ;-
sorry, couldn´t help myself...
pekka
tracy latimer wrote:
Bwahahahah! I've picked more likely meteorites out of my flowerpots!
At least he admits that "these are what they are SAYING fell in
Elma." He errs on the side of caution, mor
Paper: Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel City: Fort Wayne, Indiana Date: Monday, April 14, 1913 METEOR EXPLODES AT SEA Gives Passengers on Steamship a Bad Fright Boston, April 14. A meteor which passed over the vessel and exploded only a short distance alarmed passengers on the Leyland liner Bohemi
Bwahahahah! I've picked more likely meteorites out of my flowerpots! At
least he admits that "these are what they are SAYING fell in Elma." He errs
on the side of caution, more or less.
Tracy Latimer
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom aka James Knudson)
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Paper: Stevens Point Journal City: Stevens Point, Wisconsin Date: Saturday, September 10, 1904 Meteor Explodes on Farm During a heavy rain at night recently, a large meteor fell on the land of Gottlieb Zalger near Hokab and set fire to a haystack. Mr. Zalger was looking out of the window when
Paper: Daily Republican City: Decatur, Illinois Date: Monday, April 19, 1875 Page: 3 Meteoric Display. - On Saturday evening a meteor of unusual brilliancy shot athwart the earthern heavens, from south to north, about sixty degrees above the horizon. It started directly under the moon and shot a
These mails are tryings to get your user ID and password,
also sometimes more information is asked, like your credit
card number etc.
All these mails should be reported to eBay;
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Usually members having their e-mail as an user-ID recive
these. They are never sent by eBay. The site
Answer from the person of one of the 2 auctions:
Waiting to see what the University says. Thanks for
the response. T.
Bryan York.
item 2184225892
Now...why you put a probable not meteorite on ebay if
you no have a analysis from the university
Regards
Matteo
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>
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eB
> Just another thought. I was under naive understanding that meteorites
> did not burn hot to the touch, upon falling and could be picked right
> up, as in stories I read during the PF strewnfield incident and others?
Most meteorites will have cooled off by the time they reach the ground, though
Hello Marcie, you asked;
Do they rapidly cool after initial impact ? Also, why, in the case of
the "Columbia" retrieval, were people warned not to touch fragments, as
they were hazardous?
I think the reason was two fold, the one they gave, Hazardous fuel from the
tanks could of contaminated the pi
I happen to be driving through there today on the way to something else, and
I still wouldn't waste my time stopping!
Frank Prochaska
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Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 1:33 PM
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Mr. X wrote, maybe it was hot ashalt that boy burnt his hand on..
Dear List and Mr.X,
Another thought, wouldn't the samples we've seen have been coated in
that same melted asphalt, hot enough to melt divets in surface,
supposedly landed on, if their story is accurate?
Just another thought. I wa
http://www.tucsoncitizen.com/local/7_10_03bright_flash.html
Mysterious bright flash seen here
Tucson Citizen
July 10, 2003
A bright flash in Tucson's eastern sky last night left authorities
puzzled.
A few callers reported the flash about 8:45 p.m. to the Pima County
http://www.kolr10.com/Global/story.asp?S=1363737&nav=0RXJGwV8
Underground Ozarks Evidence of Meteorite
KOLR 10 (Springfield, Missouri)
July 17, 2003
In April, geologists from SMS announced they had found evidence of a
large meteorite crashing into the Ozarks 340 million years ago.
This week t
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Or else that the sender of the email wants you to enter your "old" password before entering your "new" one.
http://skyandtelescope.com/news/article_1005_1.asp
Small Asteroids = Small Threat?
By J. Kelly Beatty
Sky & Telesscope
July 16, 2003
Every time a rocky body whizzes past Earth, asteroid specialists brace
themselves for a frenzied burst of "what-if" doomsday questions from the
news media. But w
To all-
Yesterday, I received two e-mails from eBay that stated I recently requested a
password change. The e-mail asked me to click on a link to change it. Can I assume
that somebody else tried to log on under my name, and tried to change the password
themselves?
Randy in N.O.
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Perhaps it was fresh hot asphalt that the boys burned their hands on?
just a thought,
X
Dave and all,
This is called spoofing. Immediately forward the email with the headers to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and they will deal with it. I get 3 or 4 of these a month,
they seem to increase with the more feedback points you have.
That is all I will say ion the usbject as there has been a rash of off
Hello
yes I have received the same emails and I have addvise
ebay of this and have start the research where arrive
this emails.
Regards
Matteo
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> Greetings listees. Sorry for another off topic
> subject, but I just received an apparent e-mail from
> e
Your id dont look to be suspended. Looks like you are
OK. Are you sure that the email was actually from ebay
and that the email that you were sent saying that you
were suspended is not itself a fake email?
If you logged on to any website from that email my
advice would be to immeadiately change all
Greetings listees. Sorry for another off topic
subject, but I just received an apparent e-mail from
eBay [safeharbor] stating that I have had my rights to
eBay suspended for a violation of trying to log into
eBay using a bogus ID, which there was no way that I
did. I e-mailed eBay about this poss
Hi Bob and all,
You make some valid points on some of the off topic subjects. The Meteoritics &
Planetary
Science Bulletin describes the study of meteoritics as: Asteroids, Comets, Craters,
Interplanetary Dust, Interstellar Medium, Lunar Samples, Meteors, Meteorites, Natural
Satellites, Planets,
> Listees,
> I want to alert members of the list to a new source of boxes. These are
> Flat boxes (fancy beer flats) , cotton filled setup boxes, and foldup
> paperboard boxes.I like these boxes for storing and transporting my
> meteorites. I use a sheet VCI in the flats to prevent oxidation.
Two more:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2184225892
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2184227572
Charlie
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That's got to be Asphalt!
Btw, Shame they don't teach spelling at this high school in Elma...
:)
Mark F
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2184229794
>Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Apparent Meteorite Lands In Washington?
>>Tom asked:
>>How long until these asphalt ch
Tom asked:
>How long until these asphalt chunks turn up
>on EBAY?
Not long at all, Tom:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2184229794
Charlie
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As I said before to PM PELE, the strewn field has been conscienciously
searched by Carion, in 1992 and after. I passed throught that field in 1999
and and picked up some needle head fragments The locals are aware of the
Diogenite now and have searched a very large area around the strew fiel
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