My half cent:
From the collector's view it is certainly of interest how high the effort
will be to stabilize his specimen, as I doubt, that the average collector
has a little lab at home, has the cash to purchase certain quantities of
irons to execute test series, to find out which method will
I use gun oil on a heated iron. Works great for me.
Gary
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Our experience:
You will not remove all the moisture that gets deep into fissures and at the
boundaries of the inclusions in an iron meteorite simply by any method if
the meteorite is treated at room
here's some color...at least until my free bandwidth runs out...
http://www.geocities.com/meteorhoo/hoba-c.jpg
Darren Garrison wrote:
On Tue, 30 May 2006 10:01:13 +0200, you wrote:
.historical Hoba pic:
www.tellmewhereonearth.com/images/hobe%20meteorite%20pic.jpg
Here's a quick attempt at
Hi Ron,
I have been using Chevron brand Automatic Transmission
Fluid for 6 or 7 years to stabilize iron meteorites.
The only thing I did differently was dry the iron
slice with a hair drier instead of an oven.
I passed this technique on to several people who have
been using it successfully for
Irons are not all the same. It depends on the amount of water that has
penetrated into the crystalline structure. Some respond well to Hartman's
tech, but others do not respond to simple heat and oil.
I have used my tech which involves sodium hydroxide solution with great sucess.
60%
Hi,
I just updated my web page. I have added new pictures of meteorites on
recent finds. Some of the pictures are from an area that Rob Reisener
found 3 years ago . I went to the location and found 6 more meteorites.
One picture is of a suspected meteorite that was almost thrown out.
After
List!!!
This here is the funniest scam I got ever!
Invest in units for drilling on Mars for water!
Just received:
Re: CT unit to drill on Mars, Revenue Up 200% (est.) - Ref. dn61745
Coiled tubing units are so compact and have such great potential, the Mars
Drilling Project is evaluating a
And now we need an artist, who will paint it in oil 4 meters wide to hang it
over the bar!
Skol
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Ooops, Doug,
it was really a bad joke from me and as I don't know, whether e.g. Mr.S.A.
from C. will try it, when he will have decided that stones are the better
wife, I have to make it clear:
Lithium is toxic.
(ad a lithium terapy against depressions has to be surveyed by a doc).
Back to the
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Kerala red rain was comet disintegration
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May 31, 2006
Kottayam, May 31: The red rains in Kerala five years ago was the result
of the atmospheric
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On Wed, 31 May 2006 02:25:30 -0500, you wrote:
Darren Garrison wrote:
On Tue, 30 May 2006 10:01:13 +0200, you wrote:
.historical Hoba pic:
www.tellmewhereonearth.com/images/hobe%20meteorite%20pic.jpg
Here's a quick attempt at cleaning up that shot a little:
I have over 60 meteorites ending tomorrow on ebay, some great items!
Virtually all listed starting at one cent!
Over $3000 in meteorites up for grabs.
Some examples and key items:
200 gram chondrite sphere! This one is worth over $400.00
Martin A. wrote:
Hehe, Lithium grease, applied on the tongue it may relieve your
depressions in watching your irons rusting to pulp. NOOO just a joke! Kids,
DON'T do
it at home! Buckleboo!
Hey Martin, rumor is that Valium straight up in grain alcohol taken with a
pinch of gun oil
smithsonia , georgia is THE most unstable around- you can hear it crackling as it rusts! it rusts, delaminates, bends itself, etc., even in pure alcohol.
i will be gradually switching over to yahoo mail (it has 100 FREE megs of storage). please cc to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: "R. N. Hartman"
Hello List
A while back, some list folks received samples of NWA 2736 from someone
in Morocco. I am interested in what their final conclusion was on those
rocks. Write me back on or off list. Thanks!
Eric Twelker
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Dear list:
I have a small but nice flight-oriented GAO individual ending soon.
Rollover rim, flow lines, picture doesn't do this one justice!
http://cgi.ebay.com/GAO-Flight-oriented-individual_W0QQitemZ6632551908QQcatego
ryZ3239QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Regards,
Michael Johnson
I have been following this story for a while now and am surprised that the
media has not had much coverage on it. Personally, I think it is a
fascinating theory, though stranger things have rained from the sky like
frogs, fish, and sticky white goo, which was later determined to be bee
poop.
Here
Hi List,
I am trying to locate specimens from Buschhof, Lixna, Misshof, and Nerft -
all from Latvia. If you have any specimens available please let me know. I
am not interesting in micros.
Thank you for your help!
Mike Bandli
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Nice trick Darren, I mean the color not the gremlin and party hats!!
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Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2006 12:38 PM
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On Wed, 31
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While I find the idea of extra-terrestrial life, even cellular extra-
terrestrial life a fascinating subject, these red rain studies have
made such giant claims on the
Hi Eric,
From what I understand, ~100 kilograms of this material is out there and it
is not an Aubrite by any definition with the presence of chondrules.
Recently, matching material has been reclassified as an EL6/7. Although
very weathered, it is pretty interesting looking in the sunlight as
Still an interesting puzzler!
I'm sure that this self-contradicting press release is just one more of the
usual media screw-ups/misquotes when it comes to science.
Is there somewhere else that would have more on this current statement? I
had a look, but couldn't find anything...
Cheers,
Hi ,
I would like to buy Photographic Catalog of the selected Antarctic
Meteorites 1981, 1987 and any other years. Email me off list.
Thanks,
Sonny
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