I ment BENARES (a) :) as for Weston I love that stone cause its the first
meteorite fall in the new world and help put Yale and America in the limelight
of science in the international scene.
Shawn Alan
IMCA 1633
eBay store http://www.ebay.com/sch/ph0t0phl0w/m.html?
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Shawn,
Please show me the reference that Weston hit some manmade object. I've never
run across that and didn't see it in Silliman and Kingsley's report.
I think that it's on Michael Blood's site but believe he's in error.
Thanks,
Frank
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From: Shawn Alan
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Why not take the suggestions that have been made and be more concise in your
descriptions for the benefit of people who don't understand that your use of
word semantics are just plain misleading. Do you think this is a game? Follow
Gilmers advice. Never thought I'd say that, lol.
Bill
I am going to say my words and leave it at that on this Hammer Fall Stone Fall
Hammer man made hitting meteorite definition
As for the Hammer Stone Fall phase, I guess I did morph it by accident from
Michael Bloods phase which is Hammer Fall, for some reason I thought he used
Hammer Stone
Hello All,
Glad this is getting some attention...again.
A few years ago I went back and forth on the list with a long-time dealer
selling "hammers" as pretty much any stone from any fall where at least one
stone had hit anything noteworthy (a subjective matter, to be sure). The
banter thank
Omission of specifics and all the rest of your bs is nonsense. You know exactly
what you're doing. There's no point in arguing. Your ads are directed at the
poorly informed. Insinuating that one of your crumbs is a man killer is
pathetic hype and I pity your unfortunate customers.
Bill
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Mike,
Looks like you are the only one to make a find in Cronan Ranch?
Dave Johnson
SM41
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Hi List
I have four new and great looking morasko specimens.
http://www.polandmet.com/_morasko.htm
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Hello Bill Kies and Listers
Ambiguous
open to or having several possible meanings or interpretations; equivocal: an
ambiguous answer.
I would say my Barbotan AD is far from ambiguous, but again, if you looked at
the AD for 2 seconds, one might assume only one stone fell and killed a man and
I
Hi Folks,
One of my biggest pet peeves is when people mistakenly refer to desert
varnish as fusion crust. I see it all the time. Wind-polished UNWA
chondrites that have been sandblasted for centuries (or eons) have NO
fusion crust on them. That glossy dark-brown coloration is the result
of aeol
Please ignore
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Hi All,
The use of the word "Hammer" when referencing/advertising meteorites,
should only be used to describe an actual stone which hit an artifact
(man made object).
Using the word "Hammer" or Hammer Fall" in advertisements to sell stones
that are not actual Hammer-Stones is misleading and
The wording in this AD is also very ambiguous.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=251057927992&ssPageName=ADME:X:AAQ:US:1123
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Thanks right, Steve. I own a quarter of a slice from the core from THE
meteorite that hit Mrs. Hodges.
There is a guy on this list who continues to call his non-hammer Hodges
meteorite The Sylacauga stone even after he was reported to the I.M.C.A. for
misleading the public. For that reason
but which core? there are two stones.
Michael Farmer
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On May 14, 2012, at 8:30 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a slice of the core, it is from the E.A. King collection sold by Steve
> Arnold.
>
> Peter Scherff
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I fully concur, the explosion of new dealers has muddied the market and some
people are a little "loose" with their words and descriptions. If people want
to own a piece of a meteorite which actually hit something, it should require
plenty of proof and documentation as to the specimen, chain of
Hi,
I have a slice of the core, it is from the E.A. King collection sold by Steve
Arnold.
Peter Scherff
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Mike and all,
I agree with you the marketing "Such and Such Hammer Fall" is very often
misleading and if such a term is ever used, I think there should be an obvious
express disclaimer that the piece being purchase is NOT from the one that
actually hit the object, unless of course there is docu
Hi Gang,
If memory serves me correctly, I think Michael Blood has (or had) some
Bessey specks taken from a core sample of the Sylacauga hammer stone.
Maybe he can chime in here and verify that. As far as I know, that is
the only material from the hammer stone that is available.
Personally, I avo
Except the sylacaga
Stone which hit the woman is actually in Alabama. The pieces of sylacaga in
collections are from the larger stone found later in a road. So actually none
of the private collections contain the woman hitting stone.
Otherwise having trouble following your post.
Michael Farmer
My wife Tina and I recently started our meteorite collection with an
inexpensive 12mg fragment of the 1950 Murray CM2 carbonaceous chondrite
meteorite, purchased from Peter Marmet via eBay:
http://myworld.ebay.com/pema9/ We have a Bausch & Lomb stereo
microscope 7x to 30x, a good illuminator and a
Today's Meteorite Picture of the Day: NWA 859
Contributed by: Jean Redelsperger
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