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Little known fact-- My Tatahouine was the original working title of the song My
Sharona.
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Yesterday I had the pleasure of meeting Mike Gallant and we sliced and polished
two
different NWAs I had with me. Here's a short story with pictures of the
results.
Interesting looking specimens!
http://www.meteorite-dealers.com/cutting1.html
Gary
Here is my daylight observation of Comet McNaught as it appeared on
Jan. 15th, 2007, 12 Noon from Flagstaff, AZ.
http://www.geocities.com/steve_schoner/Jan15ab.jpg
The comet was at that time about 6 degrees from the sun and downward
from my hand at about the 7 o'clock position.
Estimated
Hi Bernd -
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Whenever I tell myself or promise my wife no
further meteorite purchases
in the near future, another exotic, unique, must
have critter from space
descends on me and shatters such solemn promises.
Are they flying your wife to Tuscon next year as
Dear Listees:
I have the unhappy duty of informing you that our friend and colleague
Iris Lang has suffered a heart attack. She is convalescing in Florida
where she has friends and family nearby. Her doctors believe the
episode was the result of an existing condition aggravated by stress
Hi List,
Did any of you see this meteorite on ebay? 23 oz sold for $1026 to
peterutas.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=200077988565
I bid, but not that much.
Mike Fowler
Chicago
ebay--starsandrocks
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Mike all,
That did look like a winner, but too bad about the
crumby documentation. The seller didn't seem very
interested in providing anything but platitudes. The
caliche crusts were right for eastern Oregon.
Cheers,
Norm
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Hi List,
Did any of you
Geoff Notkin,
These are sad news. I only know Iris and her husband from this List.
However, please convey to Iris Lang and her husband our best wishes for a
speedy and full recovery. I would like to see them both, back and active on
the List.
Charmaine and José Campos
Portugal
- Original
That's really sad news and ... unfortunately again. Of course, I would also
like to join Geoff and other List members in wishing Iris and Walter all the
best for a speedy and full recovery !!!
I got mail today from Maria who told me that Walter is still in intensive care.
Oh well, life has its
Hello list,
Bernd recently noted, I can highly recommend Steve's thin sections.
I agree. I purchased a Brownfield Thin Section from Steve on ebay last
year. It is the best looking thin section I have ever seen that was made by
handrather then made by one of those $50,000 machine as most
I am struck by the porocity of the specimen. And those 'cubic' inclusions.
Wow!
Gary
On 16 Feb 2007 at 20:11, Adam Hupe wrote:
Dear List,
Here is a link to an awesome image provided by the
scientists responsible for classifying the fossil EL3
meteorite. They encouraged me to post this
Hello Gary and list,
I am struck by the porocity of the specimen. What you are seeing most is
spaces in cracks due to weathering.
And those 'cubic' inclusions. The inclusions are more and less
weathered portions (depending on how you want to see it) of the meteorite.
The meteorite is very
Its interesting to note that weathered meteorites are usually less valuable
than fresher
specimens, but when you get REALLY old the value comes back in.
Gary
On 17 Feb 2007 at 17:31, MARK BOSTICK wrote:
Hello Gary and list,
I am struck by the porocity of the specimen. What you are seeing
But how did that Canyon Diablo found its way to Oregon??
Buckleboo!
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An: Mike Fowler; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Cc: Mike Fowler
Martin,
For an extra thousand dollars, rocks in Arizona could
crawl to Oregon! Maybe this is the beginning of a
migration!
Regards,
Norm
http://TektiteSource.com
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But how did that Canyon Diablo found its way to
Oregon??
Buckleboo!
Hi Martin I agree that the shape is perfect to be a Canyon Diablo. But
the caliche is way to spotty. When a CD is dug out is either covered
in white caliche or scaly rust. There are some that have been sticking
out of the ground that show that nice patina but I don't think they
have the caliche. I
Hi all,
I gotta agree with Mike, that's no Canyon Diablo. I
think it looks more like Henbury or Gibeon. I'd never
seen Gibeon with caliche till this year when I (once
again) bought a few Gibeon individuals. I was
surprised to find one with spotty caliche just like
the oregon piece.
Ruben
I go with Ruben...I have a Gibeon that looks almost identical to this.
Matt Morgan
Martin Altmann wrote:
But how did that Canyon Diablo found its way to Oregon??
Buckleboo!
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Lehrman
Gesendet:
Yea I think it could be Gibeon, but that does not mean it is not an
Oregon meteorite. It just means it resembles a Gibeon. Wouldn't take
long to etch a small spot and see if it is a fine octahedrite pattern
or not.
On 2/17/07, Matt Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I go with Ruben...I have a
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Hi list.I added a few new pics of specimens I just got
and have added a new GAO page.I added SAM'S
VALLEY,GLORIETTA MT.,5 new GAO'S,my TATAHOUINE,A few
new NWA'S,3 new CAMPO'S,one of which is THE SNAKEand
a few more.View at your liesure and feel free to sign
my guest book.Also I am always looking
Hi everyone we have made a very few additions to the sales page on my
website. www.meteoritefinder.com We have added some pieces to the
collection page as well. I hope you take a look at some of them and I
hope you enjoy them as I do. We will be making many more additions to
the website in the
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