Be sure, that there will (and already are) Mars cases with other pictures.
Here 2 more examples:
http://www.chladnis-heirs.com/chladnicase-mars1.jpg
http://www.chladnis-heirs.com/chladnicase-mars3.jpg
As always Stefan demonstrated his great abilities as designer.
I remember, for Tucson we tink
Hi,
In addition to the 700-odd pieces of China's
self-shot-down satellite, many of which will work
their way down to meteor like re-entries at various
future dates, you can add 1100+ more pieces of
defunct spaceware: http://spaceweather.com/
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Hi,
Of course, 2003 EL61 presently has water
resurfacing going on, even though it orbits further
out than Neptune, so it must have a source of
internal heat to drive its "hydrovulcanism." With
its high density (3.2?), it could well be differentiated.
The annoying thing is that the BBC (an
Hi Mark, all -
Tucson was a gas, but from what I could make out, Inn
Suites was charging the dealers (and thus the dealers'
customers) as much as they could. Then Inn Suites shut
down the bar early and put out the fire outside of it.
oh yeah, "thank you" Inn Suites...
The guards at the Arizona
Dear Martin:
What a wonderful item! I think that's the coolest meteorite collectible
I've seen in a long while. You, Stefan, and Andi have produced some
beautiful work with this and the Moon boxes, which were a huge hit here
in Tucson during the show. I'm glad I managed to buy one set before yo
I'm not a fan of marketing gimmicks and this one is particularly offensive. The
dressed up image of the "face" on Mars is nothing short of ignorant
misinformation. Bad idea.
Bill
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Hi Martin -
I am really enjoying the Chladni Chip of the moon
which I bought from you in Tucson. Thank you very
much!
A warning to whoever gets this one - I was showing the
chip at a nearby bar the other evening, and an
acquaintanc opened the "casket" before I could stop
him. Luckily the he didn
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/February_22.html
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Super marketing ploy, Martin, Super salesmanship!
Jerry Flaherty
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Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 7:21 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] AD: Finally 1st Chladni MARS Case - get the
veryfirst box crafted. Soon a historical c
Good day list!
Amazing news.
While Chladnis Moon cases began their triumphant success around the globe,
and the house was brought down, when we introduced them in Tucson,
a lot of collectors and retailers expressed their badly needs to get this
high quality presentation for Martian material.
He
On Wed, 21 Feb 2007 15:28:26 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
>It's just I don't think this thing is coming or has
>ever has come into the inner solar system before. It
>just doesn't match the pattern my half arsed look has
>seen.
Yeah, it was a pretty silly article. It just seemed to be saying, "what if
In the context of what I had written I concede this is
a fair point.
However. I'd like to know which comets have confirmed
hydrovulcanism and where the info source.
I can appreciate it happens but the energy source for
such an event seems lacking once beyond the ice line.
I am quite willing to bl
Hi Mark and Bernd, (thru the List):
Thanks for all the info, references and pics received on the Old Woman
meteorite. You are a mine of interesting information.
Again, obrigado.
José Campos
Portugal
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OK... now don't you List, dare to start an "argument" on this one...:)
PS -I am not sure about that meteorite, but IF he happens to be Mother
Teresa of Calcutta, we are all in big trouble...:) :) :)
Simile Mateo, smile!
José Campos
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The finders were David Friburg, Mike Jendruczak and Hack Harwood.
http://www.meteoritearticles.com/znp06191977.html
"And there was no reward for them??"
The Smithsonian did offer them a reward, but it was far less then the $1
million they wanted. The finders took the position it was a million
Hi Bernd, Martin and Jerry - and List:
Many thanks for all the info and references on the Old Woman meteorite.
Anyone knows who were the 3 gold prospectors? And there was no reward for
them??
Does it means that the Smithsonian Institute of Washington has full rights
over any meteorite that falls
Blaine Reed is not part of the meteorite list so I am sending this along for
him.
You can join his e-mail group by going to Yahoo.
Mark
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>Dear Collectors,
>
> I am finally back from Tucson (comments on the show below) and
>unpacked enough to offer some of what I brough
Hello all,
I have a few auctions running on ebay (I think around 1600) including a
couple items that might interest you. Be sure to check my auctions over the
next few days as I will be listing a few items from my personal
collection/s. I need to raise a little extra money to check up from Tucs
Last week I took advantage of ebays half price listing
day to list a huge discounts the remainder of my old
website meteorites as I start moving everything over
to my new ecommerce site.
So lots of great discounted deals ending over the next
few hours for somebody wanting affordable NWAs cheap.
See
Hi listoids,
I'd take a break during the Chinese Spring Festival.
Hence, i listed just two pieces of tektites on eBay,
one weighted 120 Grams, the other 199 Grams. Nice
features and high qualities are guaranteed.
Http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZcommonQ5fmurre
Hope you guys like them:-)
Thanks
Hi List
I think that list owner should check his options and remove possibility to
send to the list ANY attachments with the mail mesages or set a size limit
to 100kb/message.
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Hello All,
The local lawn and garden show is a week away (Feb. 28th - March 4th). The
Kansas Meteorite Society, along with the Wichita Gem and Mineral Society,
will be manning a booth in the education section, the entire week.
http://www.wichitagardenshow.com/
We will be handing out pamphlets
The Beagle 2 lander is still missing. Could it be the British Beagle 2
lander returned to earth, only to land in a man-made pond in New Hampshire, USA?
Gary, let us know if you see a metal arm sticking out of the ice hole,
waving around, as the other end is stuck in the mud, desperately t
Been reading some posts regarding etching I believe the term from the
science of metallography is Nital...NOT Nitol. The "al" is the first part of
"alcohol", just as the "Nit" is the first part of "Nitric". This incorrect
terminology has been perpetuated for some time now.
F.
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I am studying the mineralogy and chemistry of desert varnish from the
southwestern USA. I am eager to study similar varnish from deserts
world-wide. The varnish that I am interested in forms on rocks from
desert pavements and is typically dark black, sometimes shiny. Note,
I am not particul
Hello Gary,
It would be so cool for you if you end up with a stone!
I think that if you find something, expect something in the 4 or 5 inches in
diameter, considering that this was freshly fallen snow, it was also pretty
cold lately so that snow must be fluffy so easily moved by an entering
stone
The "Beagle 2 lander" is still missing. Could it be the British Beagle 2
lander returned to earth, only to land in a manmade pond in New Hampshire,
USA?
Gary, let us know if you see a metal arm sticking out of the ice hole,
waving around, as the other end is stuck in the mud, desperatel
Anyone have this? Use it? Like it? Worthwhile? Want it? Comments.
http://www.metbase.de/description/index.html
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Anyone got any pics/info on 'Nickel Silicide' in meteorites (esp. as
found in Enstatites)?
Cheers
Mark
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I am studying the mineralogy and chemistry of desert varnish from the
southwestern USA. I am eager to study similar varnish from deserts
world-wide. The varnish that I am interested in forms on rocks from
desert pavements and is typically dark black, sometimes shiny. Note,
I am not particul
david,
Here is one. I think it looks great.
Joe Kerchner
illinoismeteorites.com
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To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 6:43:13 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Looking for a good picture of an
Hi,
I have been asked if I know anyone who runs meteorite related holidays?
I.e perhaps meteorite hunting trips in their locality etc, trips around
craters etc etc.
If you do, or know of anyone who perhaps you would let me know off list,
and I will forward your contact details on to the per
Micheal,
Thanks for sharing those beautiful photos with us. Congrats on the great new
addition to your collection. It is cool that it landed at your home 60 yrs to
the date.
Joe kerchner
illinoismeteorites.com
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This has nothing to do with meteorites, but I know there's a fair number of
treasure hunters on this list. My brother sent me this short message
yesterday. I got a kick out of it and perhaps others will to.
GeoZay
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>>Well I went Metal detecting
That's great news Sabrina!
Walter will fight this, no problem and will be with you at home hopefully
very soon!
Sending positive waves your way! ;)
Gaetan
2007/2/19, Walter Branch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Good News!
Walter is still on the ventilator but breathing more on his own. He still
has an
If anyone is interested in this kind of information, I have seismic data that
was sent to me by my friends at the Peruvian Geophysical Institute (IGP). The
data is from 6 separate seismic stations on the Peruvian network that recorded
the earthquake on the Feb 2, 2004 meteorite fall at the exact
Geeze, boggy creek all over again!
DF
Bill wrote:
I'm glad I never bothered to follow this thread.
Bill
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and if this is a lunar meteorite I am Mother Teresa of
Calcutta
Matteo
--- adrar fossile <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
> there all members of list .
>
> i'm mohamed ait ouzrou , from morocco i think that
> majorite of list know me ,
> so in the link below are some wonder pieces if
>
If anyone is interested in this kind of information, I have seismic data that
was sent to me by my friends at the Peruvian Geophysical Institute (IGP). The
data is from 6 separate seismic stations on the Peruvian network that recorded
the earthquake on the Feb 2, 2004 meteorite fall at the exact
Hello Rob, All,
Comets are generally considered to be a thin layer of
rocky material over a lot of volatites, the complete
opposite. I could well be wrong on this. Virgin comets
are unusually bright on their first perihelion
passage. One theory is that the surface volatiles ar
vapourised away l
this is the same person have take in turnme, Elliott
and others, not take nothing
Matteo
--- adrar fossile <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
> there all members of list .
>
> i'm mohamed ait ouzrou , from morocco i think that
> majorite of list know me ,
> so in the link below are some wo
good evening all;
i hope walter will recover rapidely and be fine soon, i for myslelf here in
morroco we pray for him.
and also i wish iris lang to recover from her hearth attack and to be back to
us soon.
like i told to a friend lately , meteorite bring a lot of happyness and luck to
us so i
Good Morning All,
here is another URL from Rob Matson back in February 2001.
http://www.meteorobs.org/maillist/msg20929.html
I have actual pictures of me sitting next to the meteorite in Barstow!
Check it out if you are in the area!
Its pretty neat!
With best regards,
Moni
Bernd wrote:
...
Listoids,
Forgot to mention you can view the article here:
http://www.earthweek.com/
AL Mitterling
Mitterling Meteorites
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Listoids,
In the current Earthweek by Steve Newman, he mentions a "meteor death"
in India (an event we have discussed here). This being an educational
feature for children, I decided to contact the author and have pointed
out the dynamics of a meteor fall and why it can't cause a death on the
In looking at the list archives I recalled this article about unknown low
lights and
rumblings in the sky over Maine [seen about 100 miles from here] on the same
night this
hole appeared in the pond. Encouraging, don't you think?
http://six.pairlist.net/pipermail/meteorite-list/2007-February/
This has been a great parade of the variety from Sikhote-Alin! It really
does help to imagine the tumultuous event that it was.
...any with mini impact craters?
Cheers,
Pete
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Hello José, Martin, List:
OLD WOMAN METEORITE (Sky & Telescope, Vol. 54-3, Sep 1997, p. 192):
A three-ton meteorite recently discovered in the Old Woman Mountains of
California is the
second largest ever found in the United States, outranked only by the 16-ton
Willamette,
Oregon, meteorite kno
Looks very much like our Acfer 329:
http://meteoriteshow.free.fr/images/b7/bb007-slice1-legende.jpg
Frederic Beroud
http://www.meteoriteshow.com
IMCA member # 2491 (http://www.imca.cc/)
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