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Hi, EP, List,
EP wrote:
...the gravitational effects of the Earth+Moon system
should draw items in, gradually changing their orbits
from those passing near to
Season's Greetings, all!
Technically speaking, isn't the object hitting the ISS still a meteoroid?
It is, after all, still in outer space...
Cheers,
Pete
Apologies if this topic has been previously vented.
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On Tue, 18 Dec 2007 19:09:37 -0500, you wrote:
Hi List. Anyone know where I can buy the 2x2x3/4 clear plastic or acrylic
air tight display cases.
http://www.amacbox.com/products/mseries/index.html
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Hi,
Here's an eBay fraud (some of you might already know about it). It is item
#330197565397. The guy says it's a meteorite that was found in Maine but it
looks exactly like a bad quality beryl crystal. Beryl crystals are
prismatic and hexagonal (they have six sides, not including their
Dean, others,
the classification of the Mali material is almost completed. NomCom submission
will follow soon. I provided the classifying lab with samples of the commom
lithology as well as with samples of the IMB lithologies. I do already have the
preliminary data and will provide them as
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/December_19_2007.html
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I collect minerals as well as meteorites, and yeah, that's a massive,
obviously not gem quality beryl crystal both of which are found in Maine. It
looks to be terminated and does have nice hexagonal crystalization, but it's
not a meteorite.
Worse part is, he has two bids on it.
To add further
Videos on the site.
http://www.sandia.gov/news/resources/releases/2007/asteroid.html
Sandia supercomputers offer new explanation of Tunguska disaster
Smaller asteroids may pose greater danger than previously believed
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. The stunning amount of forest devastation at Tunguska a
Hello Listees,
10 % off for all orders over $ 100 on Meteoritica website:
http://www.meteoritica.com/
We have also some auctions ending soon on eBay (Taza and NWA 4425).
http://stores.ebay.com/Meteoritica
Merry Christmas,
Philippe Lea
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This showed up at the top of Google News this morning. But when you click the
link, you see no such text.
http://webpages.charter.net/garrison6328/lifeinperu.jpg
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Hilarious, as I was in Japan, I was getting daily
threats from Randall Gregory.
Habitual liar, let's see, Doctor Gregory, Attorney at
Law Gregory, I bought4 kilos of Carancas Gregory, etc
etc etc. He has nothing more in his pathetic life to
do but to harrass me and anyone else who does not
shower
happy holidays and a precose merry christmas to all,
well ,we got this new meteorite unclassified that i named as an impact melt
breccia two fantastic lithologies.
first black litho = exactly an impact melt breccia,
segong litho= greenish with black point we could say it look like a ck,
no
looking for about a 100g mali for cutting slices.
black shape, no(little) crust, no cracks. i need a
rough looking stone and don't want to trash fine
stone. UNLESS... soembody out there has pre-cut
brecciated slices for sale?
for me is a satellite
matteo
--- mexicodoug [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Hello List,
Surprised this unprecedented video recording of a
Geminid (?) long lasted
splintering fireball imaged from the helicopter
hasn't made it to the list
yet...
Hello list,
Stated in it's smplest terms, the near miss will preturb the oribital
parametersof the smaller body way
more than the much larger earth. Yes !
However-
The only way that the object will come back to haunt our placid life here on
earth is IF the orbital parameter
dealing in
Hola List Members
I wish sell my last Imilac found on december 7th, a nice complete individual
of 2930 grams.
I accept offers over $ 17,000 USD
The closing date to receive offers will be this Sunday 23 December, mid day,
chilean hour.
Look the short video in
From: michael cottingham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 12:27 PM
To: 'michael cottingham'
Subject: AD: BEAUTIFUL AUCTIONS ENDING TODAY-SEE HIGHLIGHTS!
Hello,
Today- A 30% off on
Hola List Members
I wish sell my last Imilac found on december 7th, a nice complete individual
of 2930 grams.
I accept offers over $ 6 USD per gram.
The closing date to receive offers will be this Sunday 23 December, mid day,
chilean hour.
Look the short video in
Hello list,
Stated in it's smplest terms, the near miss will preturb the oribital
parametersof the smaller body way
more than the much larger earth. Yes !
However-
The only way that the object will come back to haunt our placid life here on
earth is IF the orbital parameter
dealing in
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER HIRISE IMAGES
December 19, 2007
o Santa Claus Craters
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_006271_2210
o Chryse Planitia Surfaces
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_006268_1995
o Exposure of Basal Section of Polar Layered Deposits
Amazing! After weeks I have finally cut some Dean´s NWAs and one of them
is very simmilar to yours. It is quite black, very homogeneus, with
absence of chondrules or metal. It is a 75g fragment with a ,what I
think, is a nice fusion crust ( http://asaaf.fis.ucm.es/~paco/D469.JPG )
. The
Hola List Members
I wish sell my last Imilac found on december 7th, a nice complete individual
of 2930 grams.
I accept offers over $ 6 USD per gram.
The closing date to receive offers will be this Sunday 23 December, mid day,
chilean hour.
Look the short video in
at few hours some auctions ending, take a look the low price
for the Alfianello piece, ended this after the price return
to the old price.
http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPageuserid=mcomemeteorite
Matteo
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Michael
From: michael cottingham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 12:27 PM
To: 'michael cottingham'
Subject: AD: BEAUTIFUL AUCTIONS ENDING TODAY-SEE
Right on the mark Darren. It speaks to many of the questions raised in the
Mammoth thread in terms of frequency and potential effects of an airburst as
well as impacts.
The footnote to Comet Levy/Shomaker may also reminds us that impactors don't
necessarily travel alone. In tandem, some strike,
RECORD MARE BASALT IN KALAHARI 009
Jerry Flaherty
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 7:37 PM
Subject: New Issue: Lunar meteorite Kalahari 009
Announcement from Planetary Science Research Discoveries [PSRD]
New
Hi Matteo, Listees,
Right - BTW, what's the deal on that tremendous bolide that fell near
Trieste somewhere over Slovenia, and lit up Venice like a Christmas tree a
month ago, during the Leonid nights?
For some reason I just received your post now in my inbox (but it has an
older date -
Hello list,
Stated in it's smplest terms, the near miss will preturb the oribital
parametersof the smaller body way
more than the much larger earth. Yes !
However-
The only way that the object will come back to haunt our placid life here on
earth is IF the orbital parameter
dealing in
http://www.psrd.hawaii.edu/Dec07/cryptomareSample.html
Chips Off an Old Lava Flow
Planetary Science Research Discoveries
December 19, 2007
--- Lunar meteorite Kalahari 009 contains fragments of basalt about 4.35
billion years old, a record-breaking old age for mare basalt.
Written by G.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22298683/
Catastrophic impacts made life flourish
Meteorites linked to an explosion in biodiversity millions of years ago
By Dave Mosher
MSNBC
December 17, 2007
Space rocks are blamed for a lot of rough times on Earth, from the
die-off of most marine animals some
It is too bad that Kalahari 009 was never officially
weighed before it was cut. It seems that the anonymous
owner could have at least given this record-breaking
stone the dignity of a certified weigh-in. Using the
term about 13.5 kilograms will never hold water in
the record books and history
This rock is so uncharacteristically meteoric in appearance, so terrestrial
looking, I'd have tossed it had I been the one to find it.
Jerry Flaherty
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http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2007-149
Saturn's Rings May be Old Timers
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
December 12, 2007
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. - New observations by NASA's Cassini spacecraft
indicate the rings of Saturn, once thought to have formed during the age
of the dinosaurs,
Jerry:
SL/9 WAS one object that got too close to Jupiter and was pulled apart by
the gravity of Jupiter (probably at the same time it was being captured
into an orbit around Jupiter). It also, unfortunately for it, went into an
orbit that had perijove (closest point in orbit) INSIDE of Jupiter,
It sure is not very attractive from this collector's
view but none the less, a very important stone from a
scientific standpoint and deserves the very best
consideration including a formal weigh-in. I still do
not understand all of the secrecy surrounding it and
the short recovery story sure is
Hi All:
This idea is not new. Don Davis et al. published a similar model more than
20 years ago. It is also interesting how similar the artist concept of the
rings in the article is to one done by Bill Hartmann something like 30
years ago. It would be nice if people gave credit where credit was
Hi Pete:
One other possiblity: Capture! Think about SL/9. I suspect that for the
Earth/Moon system, this is not a very likely situation. Jupiter is much
larger (with greater gravity) and objects passing by Jupiter will be
going much slower than they would pass by Earth.
Larry
On Wed, December
Hi Sterling, Jason, all -
Concerning recent impacts (12,000 years old), what
I've noticed over the years is that some people go
into denial, and those denial mechanisms are sometimes
really pretty bizarre. It's tough to accept on a gut
level that as things now sit you, your family, your
friends,
Hello all
Happy Holidays from Nakhla Dog Meteorites.
Enjoy 10% off for the rest of 2007
A few items not on the site, prices are before the discount:
A 0.289 gram Ensisheim fragment priced at $150
Mundrabilla small irons at $2 per gram
Small cherry picked Sikhotes at $2 per gram
EL3 polished
Hi Ron,
Yes, it's terminated on at least one end, but I still wouldn't pay a dime
for it. (I'm a mineral collector also.) I just sent an e-mail to eBay's
customer support. It probably won't help, but can't hurt.
Regards,
Bob
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Firstly a very merry XMAS and happy new year to listoids
QIG update - http://www.qmig.org
I have started to scan and webpublish some of the very olde and hard-to-find
artikles on Queensland meteorites
First up woz an article on the Rockhampton meteorite - this was found by
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