BM3 wrote:
"Sale of any scientific material is a big no. no."
"years of schooling you are not qualified to touch, handle or study
a meteorite. "
Editorial
Dear Bill, Sure: Let me respond with a flurry of opinion that has
not been peer-reviewed...
What some think of individuals without Academic
http://www.meteorites.com.au/favourite/may2008.html
Cheers,
Jeff
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Dear Doug, I suspect that the academic community like the SVP ( Society of
Vertebrate Paleontology) honestly believes that if you don't have a PhD and 12
years of schooling you are not qualified to touch, handle or study a meteorite.
The nature of public intuitions from which they hale is gov
Hi folks!
I wanted to give the group an update about why I have
fallen silent lately. I made a call for micromounts
of rare falls and many of you kindly responded with
some
nice offers that I took advantage of. I sent payment
and I received all of the micros I was promised - this
includes Maria
Caltech News Release
For Immediate Release
May 13, 2008
Caltech Helps Open the Universe in "WorldWide Telescope"
PASADENA, Calif.-- Panoramic images of the sky obtained at Palomar
Observatory and by the Two Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS), plus
pointed observations from the Spitzer Space Telesco
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html#opportunity
OPPORTUNITY UPDATE: Opportunity Gearing Up for Attempt to Move Robotic
Arm - sol 1511-1517, May 01-07, 2008:
After completing a battery of diagnostic tests, engineers planned to
attempt to move Opportunity's shoulder azimuth joint,
May 13, 2008
Dwayne Brown
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-1726
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Guy Webster
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
818-354-6278
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Sara Hammond
University of Arizona, Tucson
520-626-1974
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RELEASE: 08-122
NASA PHOENIX MISSION READY
David,
Here is a great post made by Frank P. in 2002 regarding the topic:
http://www.mail-archive.com/meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com/msg05261.html
Cheers,
Mike Bandli
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> "Does anyone know What is the reasoning
"Does anyone know What is the reasoning behind the ban?"
Hi David,
There is no "ban". Interested collectors from many nations have been
obviously stocking up collections for years with Antarctic meteorites.
Anyone (including commercial tour operators) can put together a
scientific plan for
Does anyone know What is the reasoning behind the ban?
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A specific pre-treaty date is unclear. Some of the material that was
released into the market and that are considered 'pre-treaty':
Adelie Land
ALHA 76001
ALHA 76003
Mr Farmer,
I thought we had an agreement not to comment on each others advertisements.
You have broken this promise after a few years releasing me from my promise to
keep my mouth shut about past indiscretions on your part.
It is no secret that I am not a big fan of recent falls of questionabl
Adam, if every piece of your NWA 5000 is selling for
much less than it's appraised value, then perhaps the
appraiser needs to be educated in real value.
Meteorite falls are skyrocketing in value as they
should, regaining their superior value over hot desert
finds (which anyone with any sense would
As far as I know, samples are already under classification in China. Only about
~60 some grams was available via Farmer. He may have more info.
Mike B.
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From: Moni Waiblinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Good Morning All,
>
> thanks for the ima
Hi All,
I've listed some nice meteorites, irons and chondrites and will be
adding more this week.
http://www.meteoritesusa.com/meteorites-for-sale/
$5 Flat Rate Shipping to anywhere in the USA. As an added incentive,
I'll be giving everyone who places an order above $100 USD Free USPS
Priori
Good Morning All,
thanks for the image first of all!
Mike, I thought it was a large piece of a meteorite until I read the 8.9gram
fragment.
Always good to have a cm cube along with it.
Of course you know that, being quite a collector!
Did you go to China yourself?
It is a pretty interesting sp
Thanks Mike & Michael,
Good job on the picture of the matrix of the new fall near Zunhua City!
Until trying to photograph a mostly gray matrix recently, I never
realized how difficult it was. This image really give an appreciation
for the texture, composition as well as an appreciation for t
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/May_13_2008.html
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It's been a while since I posted to the list, but I'm still here in Canada.
Here are a few meteorites I would like to sell. Let's make a deal.
Abee (EH4) 36.9g (NEMS)
Bassikounou (H5) 297.3g (D.Bessey)
Estherville (MES) 1288g with lots of crust (F.Puskas)
LA 001 (SNC) 0.972g (M.Blood)
http://www
Pretty decent video included with this article.
Mike
http://kob.com/article/stories/S442240.shtml?cat=520
KOB.com
Posted at: 05/12/2008 06:39:23 PM
Updated at: 05/12/2008 09:24:03 PM
By: Valerie Castro KOB-TV, and Joshua Panas KOB-TV
Scientist: Bright light over N.M. was a meteor
It t
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