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Subject: [meteorite-list] Silicated iron slices are here! AMAZING!
with a methane release right in front of you,
most would consider this pretty rude. Or maybe you wouldn't since you are
used to being surrounding by the smell of animal fecal matter due to your
profession.
Adam
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! Too bad I don't collect irons
since I live a couple hundred feet away from a salt water body otherwise I
would find Mike's offering price reasonable.
Regards,
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Maybe you could start collecting some of this:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15487606/
Best Wishes,
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Thanks Ed,
Stonehenge was selected as an icon because it is a well-known ancient
observatory where both the Lunar and Maritain cycles were witnessed among
other celestial bodies. As a matter of fact, the table stone in the center
of Stonehenge is used to track the Moon.
I have had outside
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Creative use of waste materials. Very good. Scarcity of material will not
allow for mass
I am going to chalk up these series of attacks to jealousy! Get a life!
Adam
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was being asked at latest show, the new Planetary Collectors Cards and
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Dear List,
I just got back from the Puyallup Gem and Mineral show and I am pleased. I
just ordered over $2,000.00 in cutting and polishing supplies yesterday and
wished I had saved my money. I met this old-timer at the show who
manufactures his own cutting equipment including saws, diamond
,
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Hi Tett and List,
To clear things up, I claimed it as coming from a distinct fall because
several meteorites were found in Castro County Texas. All meteorites come
from falls. I was trying to say it was different from other meteorites
found in the same vicinity, I never meant for anybody to
Hi List,
Dimmitt is very interesting in that all kinds of strange inclusions have
been found in it according to my online research.
Here is the official Meteoritical Bulletin entry
http://tin.er.usgs.gov/meteor/metbull.php?code=7645
I call it an H3.7 since that is what it is officially
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Here is a close-up of the New Jersey object:
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or... it could be a spent fuel-rod from a Beamship (UFO). Or a neighbor
flinging garbage from a Trebuchet-catapult.
Just Kidding, who knows why so many strange objects are reported as coming
from the sky?
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Dear List Members,
If anybody cares, I will NOT be attending the Tucson show this year.
Although it used to be the number one show on my list, it no longer holds
this title for me for several reasons, mainly the lack of decent
accommodations.
It seems for the last several years, some
I think Forestburg(b) is an under appreciated bargain. I acquired my
material from Blaine Reed who was selling at a very reasonable price. I may
have purchased all of his remaining inventory but I am not sure. I am glad
Blaine Reed is still in business, he is great to work with and is honest,
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Ensisheim
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checking.
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Sounds like somebody got caught with their hand in the
cookie jar to me! It is interesting that all of the
mistakes are in the dealers favor, talk about making
every bloody nickel scream. I smell greed.
Adam
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Achim Karl asked me
Perhaps if the the proceeds really are going to a
non-profit entity,a not for profit unified business
number could be provided to purchasers for tax
purposes.
Adam
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Charlie, how dare you! Rantings?
Let's recap the events of last week:
I put
Dear List,
Here is a link to an awesome image provided by the
scientists responsible for classifying the fossil EL3
meteorite. They encouraged me to post this to the List
so that all good see how heterogeneous this meteorite
really is. This meteorite is so variable that every
piece is appreciated
Testing notebook to make sure it will work on upcoming
road trip to look for black rocks with crust.
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Hi List,
Several have asked where this road trip is supposed to
take place. I do not consider it being nosey since I
am the one who mentioned it. I will be headed to the
Mojave on the 21st. I will mainly be looking for
property but will squeeze in three or four days of
meteorite hunting if
Hi Moni and List,
The meteorites from previous trips have been
classified and submitted but for some reason they are
being embargoed. This situation has been reported to
the Nom Com who will hopefully find a solution to this
problem. Some meteorites were submitted two years ago
and only one has
.
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It looks pretty close to a piece I submitted some time
ago that turned out to be a huge Mesosiderite marble
making me glad I waited for a complete classification.
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122 great items at this
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Hello,
This is the wrong kind of press for the positive
promotion of meteorite collecting. Is it just me or
is this long repetitious string becoming boring? I
have callouses on my index finger from deleteing.
Collectors should be pleased that there is a new fall
but as is the norm, jealousys,
Jim was a genuine person who reflected with paramount
greatness upon the meteorite collecting community.
The loss of this kind gentleman will certainly leave a
void that cannot be filled in both our hearts and
minds. He inspired me through the appreciation he
demonstrated for each and every
Boring, this subject is old, tell us somthing new.
Adam
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Well, this is not a great piece of writing, but
still
in the news is good.
Carancas is an H4/5 chondrite. I guess it is
Dear List,
No disregard intended, everybody already knows this
fall was an ordinary chondrite that made an impact
pit. Cool, yes but not Earth shattering. My delete
hand is tired.
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Hi List,
I should make it clear that ordinary chondrites and
impact holes (small craters in others opinion) are not
boring to me. What bores me is all of the hype in the
way of repetitive posts with no new information. I am
not kidding, I come back after a few days to several
hundred posts about
plain; ring formation;
ring. Compare walled plain.
4. the bowllike orifice of a geyser.
5. the hole or pit in the ground where a bomb,
shell,
or military mine has exploded.
Michael Farmer
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I should make it clear
the problem of pairing,
1=it's not a morrocan problem , it's a world
problem.
2= see here your brother adam hupe is sellling this
martian you are talking about without nwa number
too,
he have submited a type sample excelent ,but he has
not an nwa number so why is he selling without nwa
Any news on how much these items are selling for?
Adam
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Don't settle for partial Willametteness!
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Meteorite auction underway
Dear List Members,
After seeing the Claxton Mailbox sell for over
$82,000.00 minus the door, I felt there may be some
collector interest in other man-made items struck by a
meteorite. My brother, Greg and I mainly collect by
rare type so these impacted items do not really fit
our collection
Steve,
Oh Yea! You think your dragon is cool, check out my
Thanksgiving Turkey Sikhote Alin (already basted and
ready to put in the oven). I am sure collectors and
museums will be scampering for this piece:
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Steve,
Althoug the Dragon is very impressive, I think the
Golden Gobbler (new proposed name for the Thanksgiving
Turkey SA) will take the cake for stabilized flight as
can be seen by the port side feathers all pointing
aft. Although the starboard side was heavily damaged
during flight, the
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I AGREE, IT IS TIME FOR BILL TO GO!
GOOD BYE, BILL,
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Looks like the kid needs to learn a lesson in telling
the truth. Come on, steam coming out of the hole and
it burnt his little pinky, give me a break!
Happy Thanksgiving,
Adam
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go and see this hot find
I think little Jerry needs to be interrogated with a
lie detector. Then maybe his fibs will be exposed
although he was very convincing on the news, a future
politician in the making. His body language does
indicate deception. Looks like his sister was
hoodwinked into believing his fairytale.
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chondrite because it is *neither* of these, at least
as these terms
are currently defined by science.
Regards,
Jason
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I just thought I would throw my opiniion into the
discussion.
It is obvious
Dear List,
I just thought I would throw my opiniion into the
discussion.
It is obvious that this meteorite contains chondrules
therefore calling it anything but a chondrite doesn't
make any sense to me. These round objects cannot be
mistaken for anything else. Radial pyroxene and
barred
Jason,
I never called it a type three if you read my emails
although I am confident with the designation
scientists with decades of experience assigned it. I
am certainly no expert on the degree of metamorphism
determing petrologic types in chondrites so I will
present some notes collected from
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It is too bad that Kalahari 009 was never officially
weighed before it was cut. It seems that the anonymous
owner could have at least given this record-breaking
stone the dignity of a certified weigh-in. Using the
term about 13.5 kilograms will never hold water in
the record books and history
It sure is not very attractive from this collector's
view but none the less, a very important stone from a
scientific standpoint and deserves the very best
consideration including a formal weigh-in. I still do
not understand all of the secrecy surrounding it and
the short recovery story sure is
I was finally able to put a finger on what has been
bothering me with the most recent press release about
Kalahari 009. I do not see how it can be called a
Mare basalt. Everything I have read suggests that
Mare Basalts can be no older than 3.9 billion years.
Kalahari 009's 4.35 billion year old
Highlands/Mare designations adopted by the NASA Apollo
group.
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Hi Adam, how about, basalt like mare basalt!
http://www.psrd.hawaii.edu/Dec07/cryptomareSample.html
Jerry Flaherty
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My girlfriend loves them. She found her first on
Ivanpah a few years ago and it was a fresh oriented
beauty. This forever hooked her on these strange
objects from space.
It is sometimes difficult to talk about meteorites in
public or around women as some may think you are
crazy. We were once
I agree 100% on this isssue,
I agree, Italy is a huge problem. I had to change
hundreds of descriptions because of lost packages,
mainly to Italy. In my eBay descriptions, I now state
that I am no longer responsible for delays or lost
items if USPS Global Express is not opted for at at
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Hi Rob,
I think you may be confusing NWA 3133 which plots in
the CV zone according to oxygen isotope testing, not
Angrites. Angrites do not plot anywhere near the CV3s.
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from
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For your consideration here are some more links to
piece, AH8 entered in Michael Blood's Auction:
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Hi Jim and List Members,
I will be posting pictures of the world's largest
lunar slice tomorrow with a major surprise so stay
tuned. The main mass weight has to be certified after
being brought back to the dryness it was on the Moon.
This will require some vacuum chamber work before any
images
Dear List Members,
I promised some images of the only complete slice
taken from NWA 5000, The Cosmic Masterpiece. The
surprise is that a hermetically-sealed display system
was manufactured specifically for this slice and is a
one-off. We would like to take this time to express
our gratitude
Dear List Members,
Thank you all for the emails in regards to Northwest
Africa 5000, The Rock. I apologize for the lack of
response recently as my email box is stuffed full.
When I get a chance, I will forward the messages to
the rest of team who deserves a good portion of the
credit, because
Dear List Members,
Just a reminder for those attending the Tucson show to
be sure to check out Northwest Africa 5000, The
Cosmic Masterpiece in room 230 at the Inn Suites. A
few team members are already in place and brought with
them an excellent display system. We will have
everything set
I noticed there is a disproportionate number of these
fakes coming from Illinois. Is there a huge Chinese
population there?
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Well, if any is found, I will have the Mobile
Meteorite Command Center (MMCU) up and going in one
hour as it is always kept on the ready. Fully stocked
with a bunk house, it could support a small team if
necessary. If it fell anywhere near Waterville, there
are no accommodations other than a
Hi List,
I did something odd this evening, don't ask me why. I
recalled that a part end cut of NWA 5000 had an
ablation hole in it. I took the piece and watched the
full lunar eclipse through it. What an experience,
looking at the Moon through a piece of the Moon and an
eclipse to top it off.
I thought oxygen isotopes proved the GRA 06128/9
stones to be part of the Brachinite parent body so
calling them ungrouped seems wrong to me. Cool, but
not Earth-shattering by any means.
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Hi Sterling and List,
This abstract clearly states that GRA 06128/9 oxygen
isotopes plot with the Brachinites:
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2008/pdf/2456.pdf
This abstract actually has a nice plot clearly showing
GRA 06128/9 plotting dead center with the Brachinites:
Hi Mike and List Members,
To me, Carancas produced an impact pit which is a
form of crater. I will concede the point that it is
also a crater by other definitions, just not
meteoritic. The Sikhote Alin event also produced
several impact pits that were described as such
further constraining the
Mike and List,
I conceded the point long ago that the term crater
also applies to the Carancas event. I also stated
that there are different types of craters and this one
falls into the impact pit category as was the case
with the Sikhote Alin event. Some of the craters
(impact pits) left by
Mike,
I do not understand why this hashed out thread was
started again by you as it is barely worthy of the
bandwidth. I am not the one who started the impact pit
versus crater debate months ago. I expressed my
opinion at the time so why am I being the target of
this immature string about who is
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Hi Walter and All,
It is interesting that Claxton was mentioned. Every
since I started offering thin cut part slices several
months ago, I have seen a lot being offered in
fragment form, even before Darryl Pitt's auction. I
ask, where did it all come from all of a sudden? Has
a major supplier
Hi McCartney and List,
Congratulations on the new fall.
For saftey sakes, please do not cut the stone in
alcohol unless you have a sealed saw like a low-speed
Buehler designed for this kind of cutting. The
smallest of sparks can ignite pure ethyl alcohol and
you will not see it burning because
I agree with you, Michael. Bill Mason's additive is
great. It preserves the metal and rubber seals while
allowing the use of distilled water.
Alcohol is extremely harsh on a standard lapidary saw.
Not only is not the best coolant, it dissolves the
grease in the bearings, hardens rubber seals and
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My experience with Pallasites have been:
I had a piece of Fukang deteriorate in a mere six
months. Some of the crystals became dislodged while
others bulged under the pressure of rust pushing them
out. Keep in mind that I live in a moist state and
only a few hundred feet from a salt water body
Dear List Members,
Please have a look at the below listed slices of
Northwest Africa 5000. These represent the smallest
rated slices we have in inventory and come with
individualized portfolios. All of the largest pieces
are now on hold pending institutional and corporate
negotiations. I am
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I know, I have some of this excellent material. I believe it cost me $100.00
a gram!
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Now who says that NWA meteorites are less worthy than others?
You never heard these words coming out my mouth. Over 65% of our collection
consists of material from NWA, a collection that would not be if it were not
for fantastic pulls on some of yours and other's expeditions such as 482,
998 and
To partially answer your question,
He has contacted several List members. He
supplies a lot of bulk unclassified material and deals with one dealer in
particular who is known for selling by weight. Like every other Moroccan dealer
still in business, hehas raised his prices on everything
for you
to contact them in regards to previous statements you made that are in
error.
Kind Regards,
Adam
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Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 1:06 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] World's Meteorite Shows
Still, you had no business interfering with Allan's and my deal. You
didn't even know Serge nor what was going
of a deal. 1mg is better than nothing when there is only a 58mg TAW! This is
sounding like more sour grapes to me so it is time to move on.
Enough Said,
Adam
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From: David Weir [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Adam Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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SPAM FEST!
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Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 5:32 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Ad 64 meteorites auctions ending right now.
See them all at the links below.
: Bob Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Adam Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 6:09 PM
Subject: Fw: [meteorite-list] Ad 64 meteorites auctions ending right now.
Come on Adam,
Who's the shit starter now??
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