OK nice, but where is NWA869.
One of the nicest, cheapest, and biggest NWA meteorites from 1999 stay
unclassified.
It will be classified or not ? If not everyone who sell meteorites as NWA869
make met-fraud :(
This should be finally finished by Met Nomenclature.
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I am leaving next weekend so there is not enough time
to mail a check for items in my last sale so paypal
very much preferred this time. I am in Newfoundland
now with some meteorites that I plan to store so cant
mix things from this sale with my other sales. I will
be here for the next two hours
On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 14:27:39 +0200, Gran Axelsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This meteorite should be interesting for science as it is presenting a
large sample
of fresh meteoritic material that have a lot of variation.
Concidering how much of 869 there is and how variable the compisition is, I
On Sun, 05 Jun 2005 22:18:32 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list, and not just Darren,
Maybe I should have explained this more in my first post, but it was long as
it was, and I didn't feel that it was necessary at that time.
This is the last message I'll write on the subject, but I
To All,
Those that have and interest in Texas specimens, rare ones as well as
some sizable ordinary types should contact me off list.
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Dolores Beasley
Headquarters, Washington June 6, 2005
(Phone: 202/358-1753)
Natalie Godwin
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
(Phone: 818/354-0850)
RELEASE: 05-142
NASA'S OPPORTUNITY ROVER ROLLS FREE ON MARS
NASA's Mars Exploration Rover mission engineers and
Maybe they didn't smile because they wanted to be taken seriously as real
scientists?
Anita D. Westlake
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Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 11:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
The Original Steve Arnold posted:
While I DO sport an Indian Jones hat in much of my DVD, I don't
claim my DVD is on par with the Raiders of the Lost Ark, but I would
venture to say most people will like it better than they liked Temple
of Doom.
Well that's a given! Whether or not it's as
http://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/newsdetail1.asp?storyID=74045
Meteors light up NZ skies
Newstalke ZB (Auckland, New Zealand)
June 7, 2005
New Zealanders who keep their eyes on the skies in the coming night may
be treated to quite a sight.
Meteor showers are being seen up and down the country.
Hi,
The economic bottom line is that the more specialized the subject of a
DVD and the smaller the number of people who might want to purchase it, the
more it will (and should) cost.
There are, I'm told, about 850 members on the this List. That's not the
total number of meteorite nuts in
Dear List:
Are there dealers out there in the Wonderful World of Meteorites that
would be interested in being a vendor at our Holiday Show in Atlanta, GA the
second weekend of December?
It's a big show (around 40-45 dealers) and well-established. It is put on
by the Georgia Mineral Society
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,61-1643510,00.html
On This Day - June 7, 1923
Times Online (United Kingdom)
June 7, 2005
What a labourer thought was gunfire was a rare meteorite
THE Natural History Museum at South Kensington has received a very rare
and interesting gift in the shape
Hi,
NPR radio just did (4:20 pm CDST, 5:20 pm EDST) a nice story about
the Rover escape, interviews with Dr. Squyres, lots of intelligent
questions and comments, about five or six minutes long.
They asked a lot of questions about the strange sand and its
characteristics. What that came
Dear Geoff;
I have an indiana jones hatCan I play too?Dave Freeman and the
Attack of the Giant Stromatolites!
OrGiant Sheep From Hell.
Best,
Dave F. Ballcappermostly
Notkin wrote:
The Original Steve Arnold posted:
While I DO sport an Indian Jones hat in much of my DVD, I
Tell me,
Am I the only one who gets perturbed everytime somebody cuts a nice oriented
meteorite for classification ?
I mean, wouldn't any logical person kick theirself in the ass after they
find out that its just another ordinary chondrite?
I could see if there was some telltale signs that the
Hi Bob,
In cases where a meteorite is obviously an O.C. (and preferably an
equilibrated O.C.), I can fully appreciate your position. The problem
is that it's almost never obvious. While some stones might look like
run-of-the-mill EOCs on the outside, one can be fooled. I found a
beautifully
Hi Bob,
as far as I know DaG 113 was found in 1996.
At those times meteorites were highly treasured and appreciated.
Imagine, some collectors and scientists treated them as they would be pieces
from other worlds, out from space, as they would be more rare than gold!
I heard, that ordinary
Did you see the pictures?
Why would anyone cut it in half ? I have some nice oriented ones that have a
small corner ground down. Wouldn't that be enough for an experienced
collector to ascertain the type?
Once you ground a corner and exposed the interior then a person could decide
if they
since nobody wanted the to step up to the plate n the 29g slice of mt. taz, i "dropped it on the floor" (oops)to make some very affordably-priced micros ranging in size from 1g - 1.9g. the are on ebay at ONE-DOLLAR NO RESERVE, so if you don't have it yet you can. if you want bigger sizes up to 23g
4 real. just like when bobby strange let someonesaw 40g off the LARGEST (and only mong-nong)GEORGIA TEKTITE EVER FOUND! it is now worth only the glass it is made from.
i will be gradually switching over to yahoo mail (it has 100 FREE megs of storage). please cc to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: "Bob
Hello all. We would like to announce a beautiful new
LL3.7, which is being provisionally referred to as
'NWA 2836'. It is full of multicolored chondrules of
all sizes, armored chondrules, bullseye chondrules and
clasts.
Feel free to check it out!
Cheers
-John Dawn
Arizona Skies Meteorites
Hello again...for those of you that love irons we have
a gorgeous silicated iron with exqusite, fine etch
patterns, a moderately high nickel content, and
wonderful angular clasts. This stunning iron has what
appears to be troilite with brecciated olivine
achondritic material embedded in the
Hello again...Here's our final annoucement for today
for the mesosiderophiles out there. We have recently
listed an extremely metal rich Mesosiderite
provisionally referred to as NWA 2676. Some of the
full slices available are almost all metal with
hundreds of tiny troilite silicate inclusions
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8119808/
NASA plots Mars rover's next moves
After freeing Opportunity, team plans for safer driving
By Alan Boyle
MSNBC
June 6, 2005
Like any car driver who has weathered a close call, the engineers
steering NASA's Opportunity rover on the Martian surface are
Maybe it is just me but...
Darren Garrison wrote:
balgh blagh blagh yada yada
would never buy photos from someone who wasn't established to my
satisfaction . And THAT is why I didn't even concider for a SECOND
paying for a unseen, non-profesional video by someone who's abilities
I had NO
Hello List,
Have any of you seen something similar to this or perhaps know what it is?
It is a NWA purchased because it looked interesting from the outside.
http://nuggetshooter.ipbhost.com/uploads/post-4-1118104085.jpg
Thanks in advance, Bill
Looks like every other piece of NWA 869 in the world.
Mike Farmer
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From: Bill Southern [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 5:58 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] A few guesses?
Hello List,
Have any of you seen
Thanks Michael,
I was guessing the same, but still being very new to the game was looking
for just that answer.
Cheers, Bill
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To: Bill Southern [EMAIL PROTECTED];
Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Monday, June 06,
On a slightly different note, did you ever get test results on that German
maybe-iron-meteorite-maybe-bomb-fragment? I'm curious as to which it turned
out to be.
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Ok, I know that this guy is somewhat of a Loon, but
how much is he spending on eBay listing fees everytime
that he lists his $3,333,000.00 Mars Meteorite that
has been positively identified by a vision? Sorry
about no link, but I`m sure that most of you know who
I am talking about.
Yeah,
I was thinking the same thing when I checked it out earlier.
Isnt the listing fee like 1% of the starting price?
Bob
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Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 8:36 PM
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On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 18:36:37 -0700 (PDT), Dave Schultz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I know that this guy is somewhat of a Loon, but
how much is he spending on eBay listing fees everytime
that he lists his $3,333,000.00 Mars Meteorite that
has been positively identified by a vision? Sorry
about
On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 22:30:16 -0400, Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/fees.html
Looks like his price is only $4.80 if nobody buys it. But if someone
bought it at that price,
he would owe around $50,000.
On looking further, it looks like setting the
Hello Eucrite Dave...or should we say Achondrite Dave now, Darren and list,
Darren noted:
On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 22:30:16 -0400, Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/fees.html
Looks like his price is only $4.80 if nobody buys it. But if someone
bought it
Hi DarrenYep we finally got the test results back
on the german iron (see below)...Are you in the
market for a nice WWII artifact? ;-)
LA-ICP-MS analysis of sample
All data ppm except where otherwise noted.
element average error %error
V
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Hello Darren, and list,
Really there is no offense taken. From a purely marketing stand point, one
never wants to price an item at a price that EVERONE would buy it, because you
know you are pricing it too cheap. :-) So my effort here was not to try to
sell YOU on buying one. Yet on the
Got it, watched it, loved it.
I collect meteorites for their stories and the little specimen I picked up
accompanied by a full 53 minutes of video (including the moment it was
found), well, that's just the cat's pajamas.
Rob Wesel
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
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