Hi Martin and List,
Does anyone else find it ironic that the Aussies will put an
Argentinian meteorite on their Australian coin? The Aussie government
doesn't want it's own meteorites leaving it's borders in the hands of
non-Aussie citizens, so they will take another nation's meteorites and
use
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Dear Dave and List,
In the report of Biot on the meteorite of L'Aigle, there is no mentionned that
a person was hit by a stone. In its conclusion, Biot only says that one named
Piche, an inhabitant from the village of Aunées, Commune of Gloss, which worked
outdoors at the time of the
Dear Dave and List,
In the report of Biot on the meteorite of L'Aigle, there is no mentionned that
a person was hit by a stone. In its conclusion, Biot only says that one named
Piche, an inhabitant from the village of Aunées, Commune of Gloss, which worked
outdoors at the time of the
Hi Martin and List,
Well analyzed Martin. Reading your posts on these matters is like
receiving an education. Now if we could just get the governments in
question to read this list and consider what Martin has written
extensively on, then we might see a return to reason.
It is in nobody's
No,
it shows only how exotic these laws are.
I'm sure the Australian Government doesn't intentionally want to keep the
Australian meteorites in Australia,
I'm rather convinced that quite nobody in the Australian government is aware
of that law at all,
because normal people don't know about
List,
Someone should copy off Martin's replies, have them printed on vellum,
hard bound and sold as a meteorite collectible themselves. Whatever the
price, it wouldn't be too expensive.
Or maybe they can each be framed and hung on the walls for all to see.
Or possibly they can be
MikeG and all,
You said: It is in nobody's best interest to restrict the search for,
discovery
of, and trade of meteorites.
I want to correct you. It is in the financial short term best interest
for researches and their institutions in a country to get grant money to
study their new
Hi Steve and List,
My curse/talent for oversimplification strikes again. Yes Steve, you
are right on the money with that.
I think science should always get first look at
scientifically-interesting new meteorites. But, outside or freelance
hunters should not be ignored either - look at the
On Tue, 7 Jul 2009 16:23:52 +0200, you wrote:
Legislature means: politicians and civil servants.
Of course these people can't have any idea what a meteorite is, how they are
found, how many do exist, what for a scientific or economical value they
have or don't have and how they were exchanged
Check out this beauty selling on ebay in a few hours.
Very nice large slice of Muonionalusta. This cost me more to cut and polish
than the high bid right now!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=400059849989
See all available items at the link below, there are
way too many to
Just a quick note for all those that picked up some of the NWA LL4 S3 W1 from
me, it is now officially named - NWA 5799
Greg C.
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Ah Mike and Steve,
it's not a big thing. Each child can do these tiny stats,
and each professional meteoriticist, would need to come to these simple
conclusions, because he knows where to find the Bulletin Database on web,
not more than 5 to 10 minutes.
And that's why I'm often so impatient.
Martin said -
Gosh perhaps we should buy 1001 IMCA-Teddy-Bears and whenever we meet one of
the old protectionists, we could bombard him with that stuff and scream: We
love meteorites, we love you, we want to help you, we want to bring you so
much meteorites more, which you never would get else
In book 56, article 45, subsection 31, paragraph 20, quatrain 8, line 3
Martin Wrote
Of course these people can't have any idea what a
meteorite is, how they are
Nice summary, Martin.
-Walter Branch
(surgery again tomorrow :-(
- Original Message -
From: Martin Altmann
Martin, Forget about the job as a cook. Like Steve said, you need to publish
your writing. Fantastic.
--
Carl or Debbie Esparza
IMCA 5829
Meteoritemax
Martin Altmann altm...@meteorite-martin.de wrote:
Ah Mike and Steve,
it's not a big thing. Each child can do these tiny stats,
and
Ya but that wasn't meant as criticism.
It's the most common thing on Earth, that nobody knows so well, what a
meteorite is.
Why politicians should be there an exception from all others?
(And in fact, I would be worried, if the politicians have nothing better to
do as to waste their time on
Hi Listees!
Lately I have realized just how valuable the List has been to me - for
learning, networking, and meeting friends. I have made some great
friends and I have annoyed some people as well. While reading
Martin's excellent posts today, I fully realized how ignorant I was
(and still am)
Hi List!
Everyone can stop replying. We have a winner - Bernd Pauli! :)
I received several correct responses, but Bernd was the first (by
barely a minute) to respond with all 3 correct answers.
He are the questions and answers :
1) Okechobee is one of 5 approved meteorites from Florida.
Hello All,
My first-ever ebay auction closes tonight shortly before 1am - here's the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemssPageName=STRK:MESELX:ITitem=230353073435
There's only the one auction up at the moment, but I'll have some new
ones up and running sometime in the next few
MikeG. kindly wrote: Hi Bernd! You are the winner!
Hello Mike and List,
How about either donating this wonderful prize to one of your local schools,
or, maybe even better, having teachers of one of your local schools organize
a kind of contest - difficulty depending on schoolchildren's age and
Hi Bernd and List,
That is very generous of you Bernd - of course the prize is your's to
dispose of as you see fit. So if you want me to donate it on your
behalf, then I will certainly do so.
Also, my wife and I recently moved from Louisiana to sunny Florida.
My wife's older sister took over
I know lots of people that are gold prospectors here in Arizona, they will
take anyone anytime to teach them how to find gold. These same poeple guard
their areas well and no amount of talking or liquer will persuade them to
give up their best locations. I have found that if you show these
Hi to all, not sure if this would be an AD or not...
As I did with the LL4 material (now NWA 5799), I have some nice cutting
scraps to offer for places that can use them for study/testing/educational
use.
Please, no collectors or dealers, I would like these to go to places that can
benifit
Hope all goes well tomorrow.
carl
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I have exported the plots of the 16 AMS reports as well as some Non AMS reports
of significance and most of the towns where a witness made a report from. It is
an 8kb file that you can import into Google Earth. Should work on PC or Mac.
Possibly iPhones. The purpose of this file is to
Elton has sent me his kmz file for Google Earth.
It is available on my website at the following location:
http://fullmoonphotography.net/images/Meteorites/PA_Fall_200907.htm
The link to the file is at the very bottom of the page.
Good Hunting all!
--
Richard Kowalski
The Kmz file and info are posted here:
http://drop.io/meteoritechat
Get google earth here:
http://earth.google.com
Surveillance video of the fireball has been posted:
http://www.wgal.com/news/19966650/detail.html
Best wishes and a speedy recovery to Dr. Branch
-Whitney
One gig?!
640K ought to be enough for anybody!
Date: Tue, 7 Jul 2009 16:03:48 -0400
From: meteoritem...@gmail.com
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CC: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: [meteorite-list] PLEASE READ - If your emails
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Good evening folks.
I just saw a post on Astromart from Mike Hankey of Freeland, Maryland
concerning this fireball. He was shooting exposures of Andromeda and
inadvertently captured the meteor. He was on the evening news, with his
photo. This might be helpful in determining the trajectory,
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