Dear List;
Seems that this is the iV th season
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOp3bZxCdKA
Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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Dear E.P.
Sterling, do you have a public formula handy for
converting craters into megatons in a very rough
number? ...perhaps he will generate a very easy
to use > oversimplified rough approximation formula
for Earth impacts.
There ARE some simplified model equations for crater
size and impac
Hello Frank and Listers,
Why I asked this question was because a couple weeks ago I sent out some emails
on a project I am working on and someone had suggested that I should have
ALHA81005 with the project I am doing because it was the first Lunar meteorite
found. Thats some big new for the met
Hard to pick typical melting points for mafics as composition seems to
have quite an influence. Just looking at the olivine end members you have
forsterite melting at 1890 degC and fayalite at around 1200 degC.
In the 1g melting energy calcs I ignored the nickel content so the numbers
I used for i
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Now that was a very scientific response. Still laughing
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I'm pretty sure the rooster came first.
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Well there goes our chance.
http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2011/04/shrinking_budgets_force_s
hutdo.html
We're all alone ;-)
Cheers
John
IMCA # 2125
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G'Day Frank
I agree ALHA81005
http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:VqMYb5EBMo8J:curator.jsc.nasa.
gov/antmet/PDFFiles/M03_Calcalongv3.pdf+calcalon+meteorite&hl=en&gl=us&p
id=bl&srcid=ADGEESh7yPi8-CVivCiJ1cy2utuJ2MTn1zbEYQnmKlyCrkA_7WfSXMOTtNag
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Shawn,
I think you've misinterpreted your source a bit. It says that Calcalong Creek
was found AFTER 1960. As I remember it Millbillillie fell in 1960, but no
meteorites from that fall were found until the early 1970s. Many stones were
found in the 70s and 80s and are still being found today
Hi List,
Maybe it's just semantics, but I would rank them thusly -
Calcalong Creek was the first "recovered" lunaite, while ALHA81005 is
the first "discovered" lunaite. :)
Best regards,
MikeG
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G'Day Shawn and list
The chicken.
The scientific and philosophical mystery was purportedly unraveled by
researchers at Sheffield and Warwick universities, according to the
Daily Mail newspaper.
The scientists found that a protein found only in a chicken's ovaries is
necessary for the formation o
Hello Listers
The question is which came first the chicken or the eggs? Well lets get back to
the but I have a better one, which came first Calcalong Creek Lunar or
ALHA81005 Lunar ? Sources and research states that ALHA81005 was the first
Lunar meteorite. But how can that be? Calcalong Creek m
Hi Carl, Debbis, all
"or Look at all of these dinosaur bones lying around, why would this giant
piece of iron be sitting on top of it?"
One can read Fossil Legends of the First Americans" for the ceremonies.
The First Peoples remembered the Holocene Start Impacts, and the death of the
mega-fa
I sold Steve the Hyattville, Wyoming. It came off a single chunk I have.
Matt Morgan
Matt Morgan
Mile High Meteorites
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Lakewood, CO 80215
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Steve,
Could you please tell us who you bought each one of those pieces from?
I am sure that would-be buyers would want to know the provenance of those
meteorites.
Thank you.
Anne M. Black
_http://www.impactika.com/_ (http://www.impactika.com/)
_IMPACTIKA@aol.com_ (mailto:impact...@aol.com)
It is obvious that Shirokovsky was faked (man-made) in order to defraud
the
collecting community. The weight and dimensions were perfect for being
created
in a crucible. I remember when they announced it and everybody's faces
inn
posted images were obscured by frogman suits or they were lookin
Adam said - "...It *smelt* like fraud from the beginning to me..."
Was that pun intended or not? :)
I have a slice of Shirokovsky and it's an odd looking material. But I
bought mine long after the intial controversy and I knew I was getting
a weird palla-wrong.
So, do we know that some person
It is obvious that Shirokovsky was faked (man-made) in order to defraud the
collecting community. The weight and dimensions were perfect for being created
in a crucible. I remember when they announced it and everybody's faces inn
posted images were obscured by frogman suits or they were lookin
Hi all -
Ahem.
Jay, you are right that it is a hypothesis that the KT impacts were from
fragments of the same comet.
The other explanation, and a far more likely one, now that you mention it, is
that Clube and Napier's injection mechanism was at work, and multiple comets
hit at roughly the
Hi Greg,
I can think of two examples of mysterious specimens. One is
Shirokovsky and the other is Mendota. Scientists are certain that
both are not meteoritic, but yet, nobody can explain how either one
was created. Such stones fall under the category of "We know what it
isn't..." versus "we kn
To all,
Are there any stones that have been found that are unable to be definitively
identified as a meteorite? In other words, are there stones (metal or stony)
that the meteorite experts of the world examine closely, and then just say, "We
just don't know"?
Greg L.
Hi Adam and List,
"I have another find that was reported and not yet published. This
may be due to
the find location being so outrageous. I will give the exact coordinates and
you can zoom right into the exact find location within 10 feet on Google Earth
after the piece makes the Meteoritical Bu
Dear List Members,
I have a problem with this embargoing of numbers on U.S. finds. I have many
cold
finds that were studied and reported years ago with still no entry in the
Meteoritical Bulletin, particularly California finds. I think it might be
because blocks of numbers were reserved ahead
Dear List Members,
I have 54 excellent auctions ending today, all started at just 99 cents with no
reserve. I also loaded many buy-it-now and make offer type sales on MUSEUM
QUALITY specimens. These make-offer planetary pieces are thin cut and polished,
unlike many offerings these days. A lot o
Good morning list.I have a few meteorites forsale.If interested I have pics of
all of them and off list as usual.I will also pay shipping as well on these,so
without further ado,here we go:
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http://www.rocksfromspace.org/April_26_2011.html
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Way to go Count!
Greg Catterton
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Hi everyone,
Due to family problems I need to sell the following meteorites:
- NWA 4801, Angrite: 3.630 grams. Include ID card from "The Hupe Collection"
- NWA 1277, CO3.5: 50 grams. Include ID card from "The Hupe Collection" and
"Michael Cottingham Meteorite Collection"
If anyone is int
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