Hi All,
I probably don't need to warn most of you, but just to cover the
bases I thought I would post a message here since many of you
probably use PayPal. Some enterprising individual(s) is/are
attempting to trick PayPal customers into revealing detailed
account information. Usually these
http://www.nature.com/nsu/030804/030804-4.html
Nanofossils may be digested organic matter
Alleged remains of tiny ancient bacteria could just be balls of protein.
Philip Ball
Nature Science Update
6 August 2003
Tiny geological features thought by some to be the
fossil remains of primitive
Marcie,
At last we agree! ;)
I recently did an exhibition of my collection at my local Astronomy
club, it was interesting the responses each piece got as kids would look
at each one in turn. - Interestingly a 'poxy' 10mg Fragment of dag 262
Lunar meteorite seemed to generate the most
Dear List and Adam,
I do not have my copy of MetBase 6.0 yet so it is difficult
for me to compare the latest SNCs numbers but... ;-)
What about somebody who have a time and knowledge (Adam?) will make a
mathematic
formula to compare hot/cold deserts finds?
Something like that:
Deserts Finds:
I read Rain of Iron and Ice, by John S. Lewis recently. He claims that
there is hard evidence that many people have been killed by meteorites
over the course of recorded history, especially in China, where the most
detailed records of celestial events have been documented. Is this work
taken with
Hello all
I have update my 2 sites:
http://www.mcomemeteorite.com
http://www.mcomemeteorite.info
I need to trade my meteorites for this SNC meteorites
I not have in collection or I want change the piece,
little pieces at 0.2 gr. max. of weight but if
possible with a large surface:
DAG 975
SAU
Hello Everyone,
I really enjoyed reading the recent posts from list
members relating their experiences giving talks in front of kids. One of
the nice things about the study of meteorites is the interdisciplinary nature of
the field. Meteoritics ties together diverse fields such as science,
G'day List,
Justa quick note to let everyone know that the
Classification List at my site has been updated with over 1000 meteorites added.
The list now comprises around 8100 different meteorites.
Cheers,
Jeff KuykenI.M.C.A. #3085www.meteoritesaustralia.com
In a message dated 8/6/2003 8:25:03 PM Mountain Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We have got to get it out so that what has been done
in North West Africa with the nomads, can be done here
in the U.S. and in other places.
They learned to identify meteorites, and most with not
much
Hi All,
Tracy asked:
Considering that there has been a scientific presence on
the Antarctic ice cap for the past 30+ years, a good place
to start might be: How many witnessed falls are there
from Antarctica?
I would guess none. The greatest human presence is during
austral summers, when
Hello list,
Life is not what it should be in the PayPal world, but that also applies
to vacations and state parks.
For those of you going West for vacation fun, as I usually do, the road
can be hazardous.
I had always wanted to visit Mt. St. Helens and so my kids and I decided
to make a
Hello All, This Elma stuff sounds like a metal casting bi-product from a
foundry. Is there a foundry in our around Elma?
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
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To Whom it may concern,
Because of the growing spam I have been getting I have changed my user id name from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to ALMittMet. Sorry for any confusion this may create.
I would appreciate not being put on any public lists but feel free to add me to your
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Give me a break people, this is retarded. Yep, YE HAA PA saw that there
little glass chunks fall out of the sky and they burnded my hands two weeks
later!
Why waste time on this crap.
Mike Farmer
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