Nov 16, 2003
We feel, a what little you would make you if I
building a site where take nearly all to you in turn,
been to watch only? Fairies still the smiles and the
struck ones? Or would hit you a lot? If for case
fairies it leave of the first category, then you are
not for null normal
Good evening Adam and list,
thank you for responding and letting out-of-the-state meteorite hunters know
what you researched.
Better to know all of the ins and outs before one has to deal with fines.
Specially about selling the meteorites.
So next time let us know when you come again and some
Hi all...
My collection is modest by many of your standards, but is sufficient (in my
opinion) to warrant
insurance. I'm aware that it is currently under-insured, but having spent some
time reading and
absorbing Kevin Kichinka's 'A comparative study of worldwide meteorite pricing'
I'm
A great post Sterling. I kinda knew the Library of
Alexandria was coming as soon as you mentioned the two
possible methods of safeguarding.
Qhile the curation and storing of these artifacts in
institutions is vitally important, that they are
locked away invisible to all but a select few is a
A great post Sterling. I kinda knew the Library of
Alexandria was coming as soon as you mentioned the two
possible methods of safeguarding.
Qhile the curation and storing of these artifacts in
institutions is vitally important, that they are
locked away invisible to all but a select few is a
A great post Sterling. I kinda knew the Library of
Alexandria was coming as soon as you mentioned the two
possible methods of safeguarding.
Qhile the curation and storing of these artifacts in
institutions is vitally important, that they are
locked away invisible to all but a select few is a
Hi rob.That was a great post.I offer this up to anyone
who comes thru chicagoland.I will be more than happy
to show off my very nice gao collection.In 8 plus
years of collecting,I have only seen 2
collections.JASON PHILLIPS and SONNY CLARY.Both very
impressive.For jason's,the sheer size of
A great post Sterling. I kinda knew the Library of
Alexandria was coming as soon as you mentioned the two
possible methods of safeguarding.
Qhile the curation and storing of these artifacts in
institutions is vitally important, that they are
locked away invisible to all but a select few is a
This is what looks to be hot news somehow... I just stumbled upon
a short note on Rob Elliott´s (Fernlea) website, which I was
occasionally surfing to. Has anyone any more detail on this?
Alex
Berlin/Germany
citation from Rob´s website:---
Hi folks!
My entire meteorite collection/inventory
A dear meteorite friend of mine just suggested sort of an April 1st joke
to me, regarding this message. But look for yourself. Then again this could be
some internet piracy - or is it indeed true?
Who knows..?? Well, Rob will know! :-)
Alex
Berlin/Germany
Original-Nachricht
from what I have seen its all real
Matteo
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Data : Wed, 04 Apr 2007 17:42:51 +0200
A dear meteorite friend of mine
Abundance of Lunar refractory elements disputed.
Jerry Flaherty
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Announcement from Planetary Science Research
But Alex, why are you so surprised?
You as all-time collector haven't you noticed, that one dealer after the
other disappears?
To little appreciation or money for the hard work.
Look who had quit, is going to quit or turns at present to other business
fields:
- New
- Nikicher
- Carion
- Kroth
I've heard Ferrell is still around. Someone told
me they saw him a while back in an airport trying
to remove a pebble from his shoe.
Best,
John
At 09:18 AM 4/4/2007, Martin Altmann wrote:
But Alex, why are you so surprised?
You as all-time collector haven't you noticed, that one dealer
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: Spirit Begins to Look for Best Access to 'Home Plate' -
sol 1145-1151, April 03, 2007:
Spirit is healthy and has finished her science campaign at Mitcheltree
Ridge. The rover is now heading south along the outside edge of Home
Hello Martin and list members,
well Martin, we are absolutly not quitting this
business !!! First of all we love meteorites
and the knowledge they bring to us.
Secondly with the 2.4 tons officially exported from
Morocco and legaly imported in ECC we would be crazy
to give up such a good
Oh?
So maybe I got the wrong impression from the last shows, where you reduced
the meteorite assortment in favour of old china, artifacts, fossils.
Thus I was thinking you were turning now more away from the meteorites to
other business fields.
So welcome to the oligopoly of the meteorite
on 4/4/07 9:18 AM, Martin Altmann at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a few years you won't find almost no professional meteorite dealers
anymore. Only a small oligopoly. And a few collectors, selling here and
there a piece.
Hi Martin,
I have to respectfully disagree. When I
Hello Michael, Martin and List,
These replies from Martin the last couple weeks are starting to look like
shameless self promotion. This week his group will be the only dealers out
there, real soon. Last week he stated I was sold out of a particular lunar
meteorite and went on to promote his
Just a few hours until some great meteorites sell on
ebay, make sure you don't let a fantastic oriented
Sikhote get away for nothing.
The first is a stunning piece of Seymchan pallasite,
with beautiful green crystals. Fantastic specimen!
http://cgi.ebay.com/_W0QQitemZ170097795310
Then there is a
O.k Greg,
I have no time to argue with you,
take a look into the archives in January, where you promoted in your weekly
ads, trying to rush the collectors into buying,
that first there would be
the last 3 slices of your NWA 4472 available
and in one of the next ads,
you stated, that you
Martin,
just for your personal informations, we are in the fossils and antiquities
business in Morocco since 1992 (do you want to see our passeports ?)
Paleontology and Archeology is our first hobby and we are still active
even in publication with many scientists. Our exhibition on shows
have
Great!
I hope you didn't take it as a personal offense, it wasn't meant so.
I personally and most of the long-time collectors feel, that it is a real
pity and a deplorable development, that so many good names, thus with their
variety especially in the classic sector, excellent sources, left
Yes Martin,
Regarding NWA 4472, yes, at first there were 3 last complete slices, then
2. After no one wanted the complete slices after many offerings, I broke one
of them down into part slices for those who only wanted or could afford
smaller specimens. End of that story.
As you know,
Last February after Tucson show I was able to visit two collections: Bob
Cucchiara and Jason Peter Utas. It was an amazing experience. I had a
great time in both visits and I would like to thank them and their
familes. Each collection is different and to see other's treasures is
amazing: Bob
See how often we promote here on the list and if I remember Dave Harris was
speaking about NWA 4485, not 4472 in that thread, which you used to promote
immediately your 4472. So you are mixing up the protagonists.
Both stones were coming out at the same time.
(4485 is the main mass of that find,
Hi, Rob,
OK, you can stuff the Natural History Museum
with all the meteorites you can find, but when London
falls to the barbarian hordes in 2714 AD, and one can
see the NHM in one great writhing pyre of flame with
the silhouettes of wild horsemen all about, howling with
joy and waving their
I have to thank mike farmer for putting these beauty's
on ebay.I just got my little 4.7 gram flow lined
little gao.It is a thing of beauty.It seems that
taza's,gao, and S-A have great flow lines.Well if
anyone else has anymore little gao's with flowlines I
am looking.Thanks again mike.
Steve
2nd try
Jerry Flaherty
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From: PSRD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 11:25 PM
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New Issue:
There is a
Hi all,
Not sure if this has already been on the list...but thought it may be of
interest.
I hadnt heard of his death until now.
http://news.independent.co.uk/people/obituaries/article2412728.ece
Graham Ensor, Nr Barwell UK
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http://www.jaxa.jp/topics/2007/04_e.html
Hayabusa to start return trip to Earth in mid April
JAXA
April 4, 2007
The asteroid explorer Hayabusa which landed on the
asteroid Itokawa last November, delivered its probe
container for acquired samples to the re-entry capsule,
stored it in the
We read here on the List of many news-accounts and
other second-hand stories about meteorites finds and
suspect falls (i.e., the NJO and the Rhode Island
archeology find, etc.) but we rarely if ever get any
resolution to these - originally highly publicized,
and now all but forgotten accounts.
Hello All,
Hey, wouldn't it be neat, if at the beginning of each
month there would be post that would list all of these
pending to be resolved issues and mysteries and
their status? You know, like whatever was the outcome
on that Rhode Island archeological meteorite find, or
the NJO, or all
commodification
Isn't that the act of installing indoor plumbing?
DF.
Thaddeus Besedin wrote:
Jake,
Indeed propaganda is important, but it should be provided at no charge if it is the preservation and dissemination of knowledge that is desired. A meteorite coin is no better a fetish than
Barb Baker (50 miles from Holbrook). I loved your sentence Leave the
fertilizer in the garden. as THAT is just what I do, and I'd like many other
meteorite collectors to do the same.
Try this for a wonderful hobby addition to meteorite collecting: Take
your love, your spouse, dog or
Paul, A Matteo translator is: Three or more bottles of red vino, a loaf of
Italian bread and a large slice of cheese.
Cheers, Fred Hall
**
See what's free at
http://www.aol.com.
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Dear list members,
with this short text by Georgian author Grigol Robakidse (1882-1962) I want to
wish all of you
(dealers, collectors, curators, hunters, scientists, well: just you, folks ;-)
Happy Easter!
(I tried to do the translation myself, sorry for mistakes)
Matthias
Greetings All,
101 Gram Cape York Slice with block of 6 Cape York stamps @ 1.50 per gram
Small Estherville Mesosiderite slice
18+gram Fredericksburg Hexahedrite slice
Vintage Meteor Crater Silver Spoon Salt and Pepper shakers
Plus a couple of non-meteorite natural diamond crystals
I have to say it seems real. I had just asked Rob off list about micros of
Hambleton, and to my shock he replied he was out of the meteorite business,
that someone had bought out his entire stock and he was retiring. If this is a
joke, it seems a pretty elaborate one; if Rob is staying on as
if you want I speack in italian and after seen you to
translate
Matteo
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
I''ve been on this list for only a couple of months
and I was wondering if
anyone has a Matteo-translator.
Paul
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I vote for calling it the Mythbusters thread. Reports can either be
confirmed, plausible, or busted.
Tracy Latimer Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2007 17:31:16 -0700 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com Subject: [meteorite-list] Buck
Mountains 003 We read here on the List of
On a more positive note:
The recent MAPS issue (Vol.42 no.3 March 2007), also
contains the latest Meteoritical Bulletin (#91).
I can see from reading Table 3, which contains the
Officially recognized meteorites for North America,
that Congratulations are in order for a number of
finders, and
Matteo,
I think most of us would prefer that you speak (write) in Italian.
Best,
John
At 09:40 PM 4/3/2007, M come Meteorite Meteorites wrote:
if you want I speack in italian and after seen you to
translate
Matteo
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
I''ve been on this list for only a couple
Hi Matthias and List,
for me, as New-Australian but German born, bred and proud of it, the
translation is absolute spot on.
Thanks for such nice greetings to Easter.
Cheers, a very Happy Easter to all of you, and best regards from Down-Under,
Norbert Kammel
IMCA # 3420
www.rocksonfire.com
Hi Matthias,
Thank you for flaring the embers to hunt for our favorite charcoal colored
stones this Easter week. That ditty was spontaneously kindling, and now
it's time to oblige the spirits, not leaving them anxiously awaiting ...
Best Wishes and Great Health,
Doug
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