.. Hey folks, Ive got two wonderful Estherville slices remaining, 331.7g and
362.0g
...Please email off-list for special prices and photos. (Paypal accepted!)
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Discovery of a huge impact site in East Jordan
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Amman, Aug. 5 (Petra)--Professor Dr. Elias Salameh / University of Jordan has
announced the discovery of a huge impact site in East Jordan near Jabal Waqf es
Swwan. The discovery was made by Professor Dr. Elias Salameh, Professor Dr.
Werner
Hi,
This is the tenth
anniversary of the announcement
of the "announcement" that the Martian
meteorite
Allan Hills 84001 contained evidence of ancient
microbial life on Mars, triggering a
decade of
controversy.
This article sums it
up nicely:
for the moment its arrive to 230 kg.calculate
other kilos found in this days its arrive to 300 kg.
.
Matteo
--- Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=290015396617
Over 35 kilo's have been found
Yep, I'd say that's a
Good evening all,
This is, without a doubt,the strangest thing
I've seen done to a meteorite. Is this "art"?Personally, I
want to cry when I see thingts like ths andI'd rather see itrust in
oblivion.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=110015803472ssPageName=ADME:B:EF:US:2
Hilist members,
The link below is to Tom Phillips' Microscopic
Meteorite Gallery. If you haven't visited his site, please do so.
Tom's micrographsare absolutely awesome.Tom just put the site
up, so there ismore coming.
Tom is a true artist and I think you'll all agree,
the micrographs
On Sat, 5 Aug 2006 07:10:35 +0200 (CEST), you wrote:
for the moment its arrive to 230 kg.calculate
other kilos found in this days its arrive to 300 kg.
.
According to Arizona Skies, at least, thousands of kilograms have been
recovered
Hi Dave,
Thanks for making a special point about Tom's pictures.
Here is another link about Tom. This article was the genesis of the
coverage he is now getting in the Meteorite Times.
http://www.meteorite-times.com/Back_Links/2006/May/Accretion_Desk.htm
Oh, and stay tuned for the next
Your right Dave- it is sickening to me to see stuff
like this. People don't appreciate what they really
have. I doubt it's impressing many true meteorite
collectors (or jewelry collectors for that matter).
Take care
Mike
--- Dave Carothers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Good evening all,
This
Greetings
I have a few eBay auctions closing tonight, including an autographed
hardback book Rocks from Space, a nice tatahouine still at less than $5/gm
and a piece of ghubara currently unbid on with only a penny to open. Check
them out at the following URL.
Dear Dave, Mike and List,
I also find this appalling; first we had carved
apes, carved turtles and other debauchery (by other
meteorite dealers followed by others)..what next
carved coprolites made from meteorites??
This seller also appears to be a member in good
standing in the IMCA
Amman, Aug. 5 (Petra)--Professor Dr. Elias Salameh / University of Jordan has
announced the discovery of a huge impact site in East Jordan near Jabal Waqf es
Swwan. The discovery was made by Professor Dr. Elias Salameh, Professor Dr.
Werner Schneider, and Professor Dr. Hani Khoury.
The diameter of
Hi all...
Just noticed that my homepage of choice Dave's Web of Lies (
http://www.davesweboflies.com/ ) has a meteorite related lie of the day
today (Monday, 7th August 2006), it's not one of their best by a long
shot, but I thought it was worth a quick mention, particularly if you've
not seen
Maybe it´s this formation at:
31°02'56,7''N, 36°48'23,4''E (Google Earth)
Just a guess
Stefan
Amman, Aug. 5 (Petra)--Professor Dr. Elias Salameh / University of Jordan
has
announced the discovery of a huge impact site in East Jordan near Jabal
Waqf es
Swwan. The discovery was made by
No sooner did I send the previous mail and I noticed that there are
actually 6 other meteorite related lies on the site (not one as I stated
below). Just choose 'Database of lies' and search for meteorite.
Apologies for the additional mail...
Matt.
Original Message
Subject:
I have photos of a 1200 kg specimin that was sold last year.
for the moment its arrive to 230 kg.calculate
other kilos found in this days its arrive to 300 kg.
.
Matteo
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Stefan and List,
Thank you Stefan! That is virtually what I have.
The Google coordinates I have been studying for
almost three months are 31.025349N,36.482491E measured
at the centre of the crater. The diameter that I get
using the google measure is 5.8Km for the outer ring.
The central
On Mon, 7 Aug 2006 13:38:15 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
I attempted to
forward the google earth link to the list but it
appears that it has bounced due to the attachment.
Here's Dirk's Google Earth link:
http://webpages.charter.net/garrison6328/GoogleEarth_Placemark.kmz
On Mon, 7 Aug 2006 13:38:15 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
using the google measure is 5.8Km for the outer ring.
Hm. The Google Earth measure tool can give mesurements in Smoots. A bit of
Googling turned up this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoot
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In a message dated 8/7/2006 11:19:59 A.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Best Always in LIFE, Dirk Ross...Tokyo
This is not meant to be a personal attack on the
above seller(s).
Please just consider that meteorites are not to be
treated as plastic consumables. I do not
Thanks Darren and Stefan!
Two postings that I made did not make it to the list
concerning this feature; sorry if they should suddenly
appear after this post.
I have a hunch that there is another one nearby.
BTW...The feature is 70+/-Km from the town listed in
the original article. So for
Hi All
Here is a nice little list of both new and used books. It includes books priced
from $1 up to $275. So all types are represented.
I also have a meteorite sale listed at the bottom of this page. So make sure
you check it out.
Make sure you check out my web site as I am also offering a
That they do... They can't be very practical either. Metal
picks on metal strings means you're going to have to replace your strings
10-15 times faster than using a plastic pick.
Regards,
Dave
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