Hi,
Talking of rock stars...
This site has some great photos of the geology of the Ross Sea area and a
page on meteorites in the Antarctic. Most of the fantastic photos on the
site were taken back in the 1950's.
http://www.rosssea.info/meteorites.html
The author details how his party
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/Feb20.html
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Hello
My ebay auction of little items of NWA 869 its under
ended. This is the last lot I have, the other 3 kg. I
have sold yesterday and I have ask to my moroccan
dealer if have others, have say yes but the price its
go up why its hard to found others. For who want here
the auction
Hello
I have some things on eBay ending tooday and tomorrow.
Allende CV3.1
Seelasgen IIICD
Benguerir LL6
NWA 4039 eucrite
NWA 4044 LL6
NWA 4036 L6 Impact Melt
NWA 2829 Olivine Diogenite
Mundrabilla IAB
Pultusk H5 AD2005
http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPageuserid=polandmet_com
Hello
One question on Pultusk total mass, in the Catalogue
its write 200 kg. in Marcin site 250kg. in meteorite
to A-Z 999 kg. what is it the right total mass?
Matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sale Site:
2 tons, but only 200-250kg left.
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Hello
One question on Pultusk
Hello List,
I have not read that many of the dozen or more books on ALH84001. Having
noted that, the better I have read is The Hunt For Life on Mars, where the
writer uses a playful court like setting to defend and argue against the
case for life in ALH84001. However, since I have not
May I ask a hypothetical question?
It would be interesting to know, how collectors dealers would estimate a
gram price for ALH84001 if it would be available.
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Hello Martion and list,
Martin asked, It would be interesting to know, how collectors dealers
would estimate a
gram price for ALH84001 if it would be available.
I would think ALH84001, would be worth more then any other meteorite for
several reasons. 100 or so front page newspaper articles
Dear Martin, List,
Ask Bob Haaghe is a top of the pile trader...
Dave F.
Martin Altmann wrote:
May I ask a hypothetical question?
It would be interesting to know, how collectors dealers would estimate a
gram price for ALH84001 if it would be available.
Buckleboo!
Martin
Why bother dreaming about ALH84001 when you can have the next best
thing...NWA 998 ( http://www.nwa998.com/ ):
NWA 998 is also described as containing ankeritic carbonates. One other
meteorite has been described in this manner --- ALH84001, the most famous
Martian Meteorite in the
Jim wrote (probably to tempt some of us :-)
Why bother dreaming about ALH84001 when you can have the
next best thing...NWA 998 ( http://www.nwa998.com/ ):
NWA 998 is also described as containing ankeritic carbonates.
Another scientifically important discovery with NWA 998 is the presence of
Hi Mark and List,
the better I have read is The Hunt For Life on Mars
I agree. I have not seen the book Dr. Gibeon mentioned but The Hunt for
Life on Mars is a very understandable and good read.
It is also part of a 10 meteorite-related book set I have now on ebay (sorry
for the piggy-back,
Hi.
Right now I have some more informations about this book.
This will be book NANODIAMONDS with section about Extraterrestrial
diamonds.
So I need all types of photos with high resolution (min 200DPI).
Canyon Diablo zones with nanodiamonds (tnx for Mr Kashuba)
All kind of urelites, C chondites
Hello list,
(Subliminal Message: I like thin sections)
Jim Strope noted: Why bother dreaming about ALH84001 when you can have the
next best thing...NWA 998 ( http://www.nwa998.com/ ):
(Subliminal Message: Thin sections are fun to collect)
Bernd replied: It's a meteorite that will leave
Hi Matteo List
I just wanted to point out that you have used an amount from the first edition
of A to Z of 999 kg. It was actually 999+kg in that edition. In the second
edition I went back to 200+kg as it is listed in the 5th ed Catalogue of
Meteorites. I felt the 999+kg was a mistake and way
Thanks for the info
Matteo
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Hi Matteo List
I just wanted to point out that you have used an
amount from the first edition
of A to Z of 999 kg. It was actually 999+kg in that
edition. In the second
edition I went back to 200+kg as it is listed in the
http://www.avweb.com/eletter/archives/avflash/580-full.html#191612
FYI
Charles O'Dale
Meeting Chair
Ottawa RASC
http://www.ottawa.rasc.ca/astronomy/earth_craters/index.html
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Hello List,
As the number of individual stones cited in the literature vary widely,
it is really difficult to come up with accurate numbers and a reliable
TKW. Some examples that show what I mean:
1. Quenstedt, Tübingen, 1872, in lectures on geology, p. 299:
... Pultusk near Warsaw where they
List,
More thin section pictures you (might have already seen) of NWA 998
Nakhlite:
http://www.johnkashuba.com/Ach_NWA_998_Nakhlite.html
And d'Orbigney Angrite:
http://www.johnkashuba.com/Ach_D'Orbigny_Angrite.html
- John
John Kashuba
Ontario, California
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From:
MetBase 7.1 states 250 kg (preserved in collections). Then again, this
should at best be interpreted as a lower limit and the actual figure will
surely be higher due to recent recoveries from the strewnfield alone, and
may be additional material which may have surfaced over time but was not
BEAUTIFUL! They both look like that carpet foam padding stuff (only tons
prettier!)
Anita
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Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 2:04 PM
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and we have to calculate the many pieces in the
private collections...
Matteo
--- Alexander Seidel [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
MetBase 7.1 states 250 kg (preserved in
collections). Then again, this
should at best be interpreted as a lower limit and
the actual figure will
surely be
I have a number of eBay auctions closing in a few hours including a couple
oriented Sikhote-alin pieces and also one with a impact crater on it. A 25
gram parcel of tatahouine is still below $5/gm. Take a look.
http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPageuserid=katy2kary
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Matteo wrote (a scritto):
we have to calculate the many pieces in the private collections.
Right! I own 11 grams of Pultusk. It's a polished end section with
fresh, velvet black fusion crust and extremely abundant FeNi flakes
that I purchased from David New in 1993 (January 1993 sales list).
in my collection I have a 370 gr. frag. with crust and
a 8 gr. slice. For example in the list its not present
the Milan museum have some samples from 200 grams to
50 grams
Matteo
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Matteo wrote (a scritto):
we have to calculate the many pieces in the
Having no access to Red Devil lye, I read the list of ingredients on Liquid
Drano. It seems to be primarily lye-based, with waterglass and a few other
elements, so I am trying an experiment on my poor rusty Fredericksburg.
Liquid Drano + denatured (anhydrous) alcohol, a shot of each in a
Regarding my recent post about MetBase 7.1 data on Pultusk one must always
be aware of the fact and keep in mind that the collection data presented
there are nothing but a mere snapshot in space and time, and very
transitory as time goes by, and very probably even insufficient even at the
time the
Bernd Wrote:
Matteo wrote (a scritto):
we have to calculate the many pieces in the private collections.
Right! I own 11 grams of Pultusk. It's a polished end section with
fresh, velvet black fusion crust and extremely abundant FeNi flakes
that I purchased from David New in 1993 (January
Hi list.I am in the process of picking up some park forest,but I am still
looking for more.20 to 50 grams.Frgaments or individuals.Let me know off
list.
steve
Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
Illinois Meteorites,Ltd!
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Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 4:04 PM
To: 'michael cottingham'
Subject: AD: Auctions Ending Today...
Hello,
Auctions Ending Today.
Go to:
http://stores.ebay.com/Voyage-Botanica-Natural-History
Hi,
Just wanted to show this that I got today on another mailinglist. It's a
picture of a few viking age iron objects recovered this summer. It is
really rusted and what do they do to conserve it?
Yes, distilled water to leach the chloride out of the objects.
Water by itself is not a danger
Here ya go Steve,
I have some Park Forest on ebay.
Not large, but at least it is from one that went trough a roof.
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZmaccers531QQhtZ-1
Bob
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Sent:
Hello list,
Dr. Everett Gibson, who is not a list member, did have a few comments along
our discussion, which he is once again is kindly letting me share with the
group.
The meat on the pricing related here is: ~103 grams for 7-8 million on the
low side, to ~234 million on the high side.
WOW, these morons sure ruined their lives didnt they?
Mike Farmer
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Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 5:15 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Value of Nationalized Meteorites
Hello list,
Dr.
I wonder who the 3 Individuals who buy and sell
meteorites are:
The meteorites, martian samples and lunar samples
taken in the theft of the safe from my lab at NASA's
Johnson Space Center were appraised by three
individuals who buy and sell meteorites.
Hi, Tracy,
After a few minutes digging around under
my kitchen sink and dragging out decades worth
of drain cleaners, I find that plain old Liquid Draino
contains Sodium HypoCHLORite, which means
that Chlorine atoms are also present in your solution.
I must admit to being puzzled as to why
Car you crazy Dean? Those stones are priceless! The USA spent billions of
$$$ to go there and get them, so you cant put a market value on them.
The bastards deserve every second they have rotting in prison. I cant
believe one of them is dumb enough to break the rules so bad they got sent
to a
Priceless = Worthless (From a monetary standpoint).
I never said thay they didnt deserve the sentence they
got. Actually I am surprised it was so light.
However, in US court sentensing of theft crimes is
often based on the value of something. For example, in
the United States a person can be
Sterling,
Thanks for posting this series! One question though:
Item #5: It would also appear that no one tried
breaking a specimen of each, as the fracture
morphology of each differs.
In what way? I've never tried breaking specimens, but
I've seen plently of broken ones and have never
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2006-02/wuis-sit021506.php
Public release date: 20-Feb-2006
Contact: Susan Killenberg McGinn
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314-935-5254
Washington University in St. Louis
Stardust in the laboratory
Space science discoveries are being made in earthly labs
http://www.shanghaidaily.com/art/2006/02/20/243146/China_finishes_summer_expedition_to_Antarctica.htm
Summer expedition to Antarctica accomplished
Zhu Moqing
Shanghai Daily
February 20, 2006
The 11 members of the China Antarctic Expedition team accomplished their
research mission to Grove
http://www.arabnews.com/?page=1section=0article=78066d=20m=2y=2006
Multinational Scientific Expedition to Explore Empty Quarter
P.K. Abdul Ghafour
Arab News
February 20, 2006
JEDDAH - A group of 50 scientists from Saudi Arabia,
the United States, Switzerland and Egypt will spend nearly two
I'd have to disagree. the vaule of something is totally dependant upon what
it's WORTH not what it cost to get. Case in point - if you stole a beat up
dodge omni with 600,000miles on it should sentancing reflect the original
cost of sale of the vehical - or the fair market value (probably not
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