Good Morning list,
and ooops what's going on?
I'm sure Dirk wanted to express his enthusiasm rather than to offend someone.
Friends! Brachinites! Can you have too many of them in the collection???
There are so few finds, such a tiny batch of material and yet they are so
diverse and
Hi Martin,
I fully agree.
To be complete, here is what I have in my archives:
...NWA 4969 (BRA, Algeria, tkw = [EMAIL PROTECTED] g) from Marcin, is paired with NWA
4882 (Algeria, from Hupé's, BRA, tkw = 2@ 3096 g), but apparently not with
NWA 3151 (BRA, Hupé's, tkw = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good morning list.It just has to be a mess with all these nwa pairings with
these brachinite's.Well a good thing for me.I do not have any brach's in my
collection,only sikote-alin's here.So no pairings will ever be a hassle for
this greatest of falls.I have to take this back.I do have a piece
Hello Zelimir,
NWA 4882: Here is the statement I see in the Bulletin:
Classification: Achondrite (brachinite). This specimen (NWA 4882) is very
similar in external appearance, texture, and mineral compositions to NWA
4969, with which it may be paired (Wittke et al. 2008). It also is very
Yep Greg, you are fully right. I just made a wrong recopy from the
database. Sorry for that. Even if NWA brachinites are not so numerous, it
is easy to make confusions.
Regarding NWA 595, this is new to me, though, as Met. Soc. member, I do
have all the MAPS issues.
Strange that, after this
Hi Zelimir,
One thing I forgot to mention, the NWA number count is at NWA 5480 (maybe a
few more since last week). It looks like the brachinite count is what you
have listed earlier, unless there are any currently under study, none that I
have heard of from scientists here in the U.S.
This
Greg, and List,
So, does this place NWA 595 in another group (grouplet) or would it be
totally unique and anomalous, being the only representative known from it's
parent
body (so far)?
Looking at anomalous irons, we see a list of MANY such meteorites. In fact,
being anomalous or unique
Hey Guys,
Speaking of Ungrouped Achondrites, is there a nice comprehensive list of
Unique or ungrouped achondrites?
Is there a list of less than 5 member grouped (or potentially future
grouped) achondrites or chondrites for that matter?
I was thinking that Coolidge was a carbonaceous
Hello,
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http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/phoenix/release.php?ArticleID=1964
NASA Finishes Listening for Phoenix Mars Lander
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Hi Dirk and List, I am not up to speed on the latest pairings or the going
price for each. I respect a quality thin section and this NWA 3151
Brachinite thin section just that.
Even if it is terrestrial basalt, a good thin section is a joy and believe
me, even a Lunar thin is a
Dear Ted,
Many thanks for the link.
The paper by Rumble et al. (you included) is very instructive and (if I
understood well), although not conclusive regarding the BRA parent body
(unique or not), at least it throws much more light on the other properties
that are different (but not
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On Tue, 2 Dec 2008 10:40:11 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
they are screwing the customer+ themselves out fo existance with hi
fees=bottom line. yea, the betamax, vhs, pacer and commodore c-64 were all
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You know what Betamax, VHS, the Pacer and the Commodore 64 all had? Viable
http://www.lowell.edu/media/releases.php?release=20081202
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 2, 2008
A New Compositional Class of Comets: from Fire, Ice, or Beyond?
Lowell Observatory Astronomer Confirms New Class of Comets
Flagstaff, Ariz. -- Comet 96P/Machholz 1 shows extremely anomalous
The Statten Island news paper included this comment within their article:
While it's not yet known what kind of meteorite this one was, the fragments
appear to be made of iron.
Has anyone heard yet from the universities as to a preliminary composition?
Mike
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I was just cruising around eBay for about five minutes and my Internet
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The initial assessment from Hildebrand's group at the University of Calgary
is an ordinary chondrite, type 5 or 6.
Chris
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Hello Steve, hello list
my scientific researches point out that there could be a pairing
between the Sikhote-Alin and the Veevers.
Both have a lot of paired characteristics in petrology and chemistry.
Apparently are both fragments of a mutual parent body.
This body was destroyed in cyclopean
On Tue, 2 Dec 2008 13:50:00 -0700, you wrote:
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There is not an OS or browser avaiable that does not have security holes. Not
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I don't know how to contact Art and I have a question for him so I hope he
sees this
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Dear List Members,
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If anyone is aware of a storage or transport case specifically designed to hold
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Thank you!
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List,
Not too much has been mentioned about the new Canadian iron to be found as
most of the press has been given to the new fall in Lloydminster Sask..
Instead of driving from Edmonton two hours east to Saskatchewan you can
drive about the same west to Whitecourt Alberta and see a newly
Thanks Uwe, parent body reference is always an interesting aside if not the
very essence of serious collectors.
Jerry
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This site seems to have video showing the new Canadian meteorite find. I can't
get it to play in Firefox 3, it plays the damn commercial with the meerkats and
the Rube Goldberg device over and over, but never the meteorite video. But you
can try your luck on the link.
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