Not to mention the fairies and struck ones that come in bushels!
I do not advocate nor endorse the using of LSD, or reefer with
international internet,
or meteorite trading!
Matteo's evil twin = Mario. Bah to the blind fairies who are struck!
DF
Rob Wesel wrote:
not good have a fake dealer of
Oh..Nooo
The list has been so readable for 2 months or so...
Please say it ain't so ... (insert name of person that rhymes with 'o')
I am sure I am not the only person on this list that would like to give you
all of the lunar material you could ever want... We just cannot afford to
send you
Hi,
I think this enthusiast needs some help too.
He's from Illinois, so perhaps Steve Chicago may arrange a meeting at Jimmy
Buffet.
Cheers,
Martin
This letter was sent to others for a different reason but! you METEORITE
lovers should be interested in knowing that I can show you
Dear list,
I would very much like to know how much of the
following may be based on scientific procedure and
observation, and whether as a whole it makes any sense
at all. I found the text in an article dated
originally to 1864 and have translated it to the best
of my ability from Spanish (in
ROCKS FROM SPACE PICTURE OF THE DAY:
http://www.geocities.com/spacerocksinc/Sep_21.html
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It's hard to tell anything definite unless you know the size of the
object but
if what I found is right then a Rod (rd) A unit of length equal to 16.5
feet.
This would give the object a size of 150x225 meter! I don't think you
would find a meteorite of that size intact. You would have a major
the whole mass is covered in a certain black
enamel, from 3 to 9 inches thick.
That there is some thick crust!
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier
IMCA 6168
http://www.frontiernet.net/~peregrineflier/Peregrineflier.htm
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I found this story to be quite entertaining and think it would sound very
convincing to a person who lacked the basic understanding of
meteorites. The overall language of the article coupled with the use of
geological and chemical terminology sets it in a class above the usual
fictitious
Hello
I have few auctiont ending tooday on eBay
http://stores.ebay.com/PolandMET-Store
There are verry nice full slices of CV3 NWA3118, beautifull etched endpieces
of MUNDRABILLA and the only one H/L3-4 NWA1955.
I have also few AMGALA half specimens ending in next few days.
They are realy 100%
This is an absolutely insane offer...
A 275 gram full slice of NWA 2224 / 3118 (call it what you want) is for
trade, for a new Garmin GPSMAP 60CS
Garmins suggested Retail Price is $535.70 U.S.D
That means less than $2 /gram for the most beautifull CV3 out there I
must be crazy ;-)
I
Hi, Sonny and list,
If I'm not mistaken, before Rob and friends visited
Red Lake there had been less than 40 meteorites found
there total. Pretty impressive when you consider that
their totals don't include the 10 or so that we (Mike
Miller , Sonny and myself) have found there. Rob is
also doing
Hi Ruben,
I'm Keeping an eye on Mike, Rob and yourself for finding the next Arizona
strewn-field.
Sonny
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Hello to the List.
I just started to put on ebay a nice 38.1g fragment of the recent Kilabo fall. This
LL6 chondrite is showing really nice black veins through a grey structure.
I'm making 10% off the Buy it Now price from now to friday (midnight) for the List
members for the lucky winner.
Hi again,
Thank you for your comments about this report! That
it's fiction, in fact a hoax, I don't doubt at all. In
fact, it emerged some 11 times between 1864 and 1900
in different newspapers and in different languages.
This is actually the reason I was curious about the
science behind the
Chris aubeck wrote:
As I wish to present this story as a stage in the
development of meteorite-related myths and
misidentifications through history, as part of a
report with wholly educational aims, it would be
interesting to know whether a scientist working in
the
mid-19th century would
Hi Martin,
You're absolutely right. Your nomination of Steve (CAPTAIN CHICAGO)
Arnold is
nothing short of brilliant especially since Steve has the new camera.
Together these two
gentlemen could saunter forth in the 37 foot motor home complete with a
washer and
dryer, solving the mysteries of
I invite to all who know me to send a email to my new
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Hello All !
After most of the latest classified Acfer Tanezrouft slices for sale on
our website got sold, we've finally added some more Acfer, waiting for the
next Tanezrouft tomorrow. Should you be interested, thanks to have a look
at:
Hi Jerry,
How about the Nutty-Nebulese?
Davedoes
Jerry A. Wallace wrote:
Hi Martin,
You're absolutely right. Your nomination of Steve (CAPTAIN CHICAGO)
Arnold is
nothing short of brilliant especially since Steve has the new camera.
Together these two
gentlemen could saunter forth in the 37 foot
Jerry,
I'd be willing to participate in this investigation if Mexico Doug could send me some
his buttons ahead of time to help open my mind to the level necessary to solve these
issues with the said company present. Otherwise I wouldn't relate too well.
JD
PS: So that's why Doug lives in
How about Sphagetti and Meatball.
David
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hello list,
Have you neverobserved these inclusions?
The first is a big (5 cm diameter) grey fine grained matrix, with green and black minerals.
http://users.skynet.be/meteorite.be/inclusionacho01.jpg
The second is a extremely very thin grained matrix,highly friable. Similar as a sediment, it
hello list,
Have you neverobserved these inclusions?
The first is a big (5 cm diameter) grey fine grained matrix, with green and black minerals.
http://users.skynet.be/meteorite.be/inclusionacho01.jpg
The second is a extremely very thin grained matrix,highly friable. Similar as a sediment, it
DING, DING, DING!
WE HAVE A WINNER HERE FOLKS!
Da'udder-udder Dave
David Weir wrote:
How about Sphagetti and Meatball.
David
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I have a very large meteorite sale ending tonight and tomorrow.
Tonights meteorites are all buy-it-nows, and for tomorrow, I have over 60
items for sale at one cent!
Over $5000.00 up for grabs for one cent, they sell where they end!
Some items of special note:
Mike,
please help me: if this oriented Howardite is unclassified, what makes
you so sure it is a howardite?
Bernhard
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John DeVilbiss coquetea:
We love you Doug...just kidding.
Hola John, Sorry, I can`t help you here, this thread has already made me comatose
enough that telescopes are turning my way and measuring the degree. Without looking
for more trouble than already finds me, may I recommend Pepito (also
Dear List Members,
This weeks special is a very cool CK5 with a TKW of only 27 grams. The name
of this very fresh and rare Carbonaceous Chondrite is NWA 3116.
To see NWA 3116 please click on the link below and go to Go see all current
items for sale by this member. The weekly rare material
Dear List,
I just listed 13 nice specimens of Seymchan which was originally found in
1967 and was classified as an IIE iron. Since then a few more meteorites
have been recovered from the same location and were found to have the
lithology of a Pallasite. For practical reasons, we will call this
Hi list.Just an update on my fall meteorite sale.I will be adding 5 new
specimens tomorrow.So have a look on my website.It is ongoing.
steve arnold, chicago
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