Good morning list.I added 2 new auctions this morning on ebay.A micro of
marsland,nebraska and a 1.46 gram slice of beaver-harrison,utah.All
starting at a dollar.I also have 6 other auctions going on as well.Look
and bid HIGH at your leisure.Have a great day.
Good morning list.I added 2 new auctions this morning on ebay.A micro of
marsland,nebraska and a 1.46 gram slice of beaver-harrison,utah.All
starting at a dollar.I also have 6 other auctions going on as well.Look
and bid HIGH at your leisure.Have a great day.
Hello List,Has any Kaidun
material (23K catalogued pieces!) found it's into private collections?
"Kaidun fall from Phobos?" Here is the link to the New Scientist article
by Jenny Hogan:http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns4902Her
article cites this abstract (link) from Solar
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
OPPORTUNITY UPDATE: On the Way to 'Fram Crater' - sol 84, Apr 19, 2004
Opportunity began sol 84, which ended at 3:34 p.m. PST on April 19,
with some remote sensing observations and analysis with the microscopic
imager and Mössbauer
A good friend of mine, and an avid meteorite collector
just had her entire collection of meteorites stolen out of her car. She
and her husband (military) are moving and she had the whole collection boxed
andin her car so she could hand carry it on their flight. I just
talked to her briefly
Hope the mets are listed, perhaps photographed? The list would help
a lot in the potential identification in the future.
The page for stolen meteorites;
http://www.meteorite.com/missing_stolen.html
best,
pekka s
J. Devon wrote:
A good friend of mine, and an avid
I should also mention that the collection was stolen in
Anchorage Alaska. I am the most local dealer in that area, so I am hoping
they come to me. However, if they surf the web, I won't be someone they
find.
Thanks,
Jeannie
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Meteorite-list
Hi Jeanie,
I hope she had PHOTOS!
Meteorite Exchange has a Stolen Meteorites section and I encourage
you/her to utilize that resource.
If she does have photos, she can put them up on My Photo for free
and you can email the URL to the list. This would be the best possible
Hi Jeannie,
Please have her write a detail report and send it to us so we can post on
our Missing/Stolen page.
Also you may want to contact Eric Twelker of The Meteorite Market as he is
in Juneau, Alaska
His e-mail is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you,
Paul and Jim
At 07:28 AM 4/22/2004 -0800, you
http://www.psrd.hawaii.edu/April04/lunarAnorthosites.html
The Oldest Moon Rocks
Planetary Science Research Discoveries
April 21, 2004
--- Rocks from the lunar crust
provide new clues to the age and
origin of the Moon and the
terrestrial planets.
Written by Marc Norman
Lunar
Volcanic debris
Among the odd materials in the meteorite were two fragments of volcanic rock
- which only forms in massive, planet-like bodies with a core, mantle and
crust. But much of the meteorite is a kind of carbon-rich material that only
occurs in asteroids.
Zolensky thinks this paradox
Ron Baalke wrote:
Eucrites are also basaltic rocks. Based on spectra data, the parent body
for eucrites is assumted to be Vesta, and lava flows have been detected
on Vesta from Hubble images. So, volcanic material can exist on asteroids.
The parent body for this meteorite could be a large
Good Afternoon Everyone;
As you all have probably noticed there have been some issues with List
performance over the past several months ranging from lost emails to lost
archives. Many of the problems were a result of the high amount of traffic
(both from List members and from spam) the List
Hello List,Has any Kaidun material (23K catalogued pieces!) found
it's into private collections? "Kaidun fall from Phobos?" Here is the
link to the New Scientist article by Jenny Hogan:http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns4902Her
article cites this abstract (link) from Solar
Hello Everyone-
I wrote to WLS TV Channel 7 that hosted the police
cruiser video clip of the Park Forest meteor entry.
They no longer have access to it but were very nice in
there response:
Hello Mike...
No, we're sorry, we just switched video servers and
that clip was lost. Our tech folks
Hello Everyone-
I wrote to WLS TV Channel 7 that hosted the police
cruiser video clip of the Park Forest meteor entry.
They no longer have access to it but were very nice in
there response:
Hello Mike...
No, we're sorry, we just switched video servers and
that clip was lost. Our tech folks
While searching the web I found the following
online papers about the Upheaval Dome, which
can be downloaded as PDF files.
Huntoon, P. W., 2000, Upheaval Dome, Canyonlands,
Utah: Strain Indicators that Reveal an Impact
Origin. In: Geology of Utah's Parks and Monuments
2000 Utah Geological
Dear List,
Thank you, once again for affording us the opportunity to advertise these
weekly rare material specials. This week we would like to announce NWA
3119. NWA 3119 is an LL4 chondrite. Some might ask what is so special
about an LL4 chondrite with all of the rarities coming out of the
Dear List,
Thank you, once again for affording us the opportunity to advertise these
weekly rare material specials. This week we would like to announce NWA
3119. NWA 3119 is an LL4 chondrite. Some might ask what is so special
about an LL4 chondrite with all of the rarities coming out of the
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