Yes Dave,
you're right. Also I did sell a Warrenton a few months ago.
As always there is a rule to follow: There are sellers and there are
sellers.
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Perhaps smth like that?
http://www.spessartit.de/7_bar.jpg
(brecciated baryte in goethite)
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Bah the solar system is in ruin!
dwarf planet is incommensurate with the use of words in publication in
countries, which obey Political Correctness.
I'm not a native speaker, so help me to find the right term.
orbitally challenged planet?
massively challenged planet?
populatedly challenged
Ähem, what's going on there?
http://www.cosmos.pnet.pl/buj%20online.htm
Buckleboo?
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Not to forget Boguslavka!
One of the only 6 observed falls
and, as observed iron falls are rare,
with its 256kg the second largest iron fall behind Sikhote-Alin.
Only 2 pieces felt and they fit together.
Both are exhibited in the famous Fersman-Musum in Moscow.
Picture here:
there?
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[meteorite-list] Moss Meteorite From A Comet?
Hello Martin List,
so that seems to be the reason
I guess green,
cause the receptors in our eyes are most sensitive for this colour.
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Hi George,
the best free online-source for the basic data (and more) for meteorites is
the searchable Meteoritical Bulletin Database.
It is self-explaining and easy to use.
http://tin.er.usgs.gov/meteor/metbull.php
Best!
Martin
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Hi Ed,
not to dissapoint you,
but since decades the Chiemgau-impact is brought up again and again,
though until now not a sinlge scientific relevant proof was found or
delivered, neither for the presumed impact pits and craters,
nor for the recovered samples, which turned out to be terrestrial.
- I may have
missed them. Do you have a URL handy for them?
good hunting,
Ed
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Hi Ed,
not to dissapoint you,
but since decades the Chiemgau-impact is brought up
again and again,
though until now not a sinlge scientific relevant
proof was found
Not a hard task, it's
Korngasse 006
Buckleboo
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Hi all,
a new
But only if I have the honour to pay the insured private courier shipment
and a huge membrane box !! :-)
(similar requests and hagglings all German dealers had to experience from
time to time here in Germany, when there the last 2 years the
stinginess-is-stylish-hysteria was raging. Now it's
Norway seems to be in a meteorite hysteria now,
I'm glad that I'm not an Norwegian expert...
Imagine, what they'll have to suffer soon from hundreds of wrong alerts
because of the perseids!
MikeMorten, my condolence to you in advance :-)
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Hola list,
as the Norway-fall probably will be CO3 and weh ad also the fall weights of
the other carbonaceous discussed here on the list,
a question oppresses me.
Since many years I'm sitting on a slice of Kainsaz, which I want to get move
now.
Well Kainsaz costed in past on the dealers' pages
Hi Dean, Matt et al. and all,
We don't have to forget, that if a special law explicitly mentioning
meteorites does exist in a country, then it is a great exception.
Most countries don't have productive areas, wherefrom meteorites occur,
and politicians and the judiciary aren't different from
launched after a summer break,
now with this actual event you will already got to know our brand's name.
Chladni's Heirs is an amalgamation of your (hopefully soon) preferred
meteorite dealers:
Stefan Ralew
Andreas Gren
Martin Altmann
founded for the purpose to bundle their strengths to serve
have no bananas today, 1923
But later I guess, we will compose a new one :-)
Buckl...oops, no, better now:
Kindest Regards
Chladni's Heirs
Stefan Ralew
Andi Gren
Martin Altmann
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http://www.pbase.com/bigpikle/image/50875357
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Hi Bob,
you may asl Simon Camm, 6 years ago he head such a GOT 18 for sale,
so he should know more about.
Best!
Martin
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An:
Some short google search - some CO3-crust pics.
Lancé:
http://www.mnhn.fr/expo/meteorite/index/img/france/lance.jpg
http://www.meteorite.ch/en/oriented/Oriented/lance.jpg
Ornans:
http://www.mnhn.fr/expo/meteorite/index/img/france/ornans.jpg
Kainsaz
] Norwegian meteorite
classificationguessinggame
Here is a great image on Mike Farmer's site that shows the contraction
cracks on a CO3 fall, Thank you Martin Altmann for providing this link
earlier. If you look very closely, you will see the faint webwork of
contraction cracks so typical of CO3s
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meteoriteclassificationguessinggame
Nor is it flat black and velvety.
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Problem is, we have only 5 fresh CO3
17 Stones will have been recovered,
Total weight 11,430 grams.
Next category would be to guess the price
200$/g ?
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First visit:
http://www.meteoritt.no/meteor.jpg
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Is it necessary for a good reputation to be mentiones on their list of
ignorant conspirers?
Just a thought..
Martin
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Kainsaz!
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Hi Charlie,
and as the Meteoritical Bulletin has no subcategory in their data-sets,
whether a find meteorite was dreamed or there was a helpful foreboding,
I let the finders dream, what they want.
If someone is so excited to have the possibility to recover a meteorite,
why he shouldn't dream
Well said David ;-)
Also in my cellar are waiting some boxes with stones to be saved for
science...
No seriously, I have difficulties to understand the hens' huddle like
kerfuffle in that discussion, nor the substance of it seems to be smth else
than a little Killgore-bashing.
He wanted to
Bill,
It's rather the pointing out of an excellent opportunity for the collectors,
which to have missed, may cause regrets.
It isn't that easy anymore to find such large Sikhotes,
at fairs you will see only a few larger shrapnels, that's all.
Franco's two specimens are cheaply priced, Russian
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Yep, that's looking like a true meteorite!
And with that fresh crust, certainly no hoax.
Tooo pity that they have such strict export laws.
Jeff - your case :-)
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I heard, that in some cases a microprobe is very helpful.
But they are expensive - see:
http://kuerzer.de/microprob
Hmm, today Ken Regelman posted to the group, that he has developed a
guideline for classifying types. Perhaps you can ask him?
Do you have already O.Norton: The Cambridge
No, it was only a joke,
But to explain the criteria for the different types --- people wrote whole
books about, because it isn't trivial.
So an answer would be somewhat extremely long.
Hence more simple it would be to read Norton's book,
which is written a quite clear style, so that one can
Hi Steve, list
price of $12,500 is a deal indeed. Even a
127 lb Sikhote Alin at that price is a steal
So I recommend to take Michel Francos
Sikhotes, one is even cheaper and the other one a larger one relatively
tooo.
And the have all paperwork.
Regards!
Martin
Von:
I'd guess that there are some differences. Exotic and tricky material will
be more accurate classified at institutions, which have more experience with
exotics. Ordinary chondrites require less efforts and equipment, there
wouldn't be a remarkable difference.
Whether human factors may play a role,
Hi Jeff, Dave, List
That's not only an interesting, but an essential question,
when we read in press about the value of meteorites and hear the statements
in the looting debates of recent times.
As most of the most important retailers and certainly also several of the
most mighty collectors are
Hi list,
as the attitude to fire arms in USA and the involved risks of rates of
killings are always somewhat scary to Europeans,
I have to say, that I'm very content with the work of my guard cats
and honestly, if you don't collect pallasite slices and if you don't have
precious display
Hi Michael,
Only Bill Gates could afford to buy every gram of material
on the market.
...as to think they could generate the hundreds
and hundreds of millions of dollars it would take to buy EVERYTHING
Humhem - Market-Trend-Michael, now I'm really surprised.
Do you not agree with my
2006 22:46
An: Martin Altmann; Meteorite List
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on 7/12/06 1:40 PM, Martin Altmann at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are thousands of other
people than Bill Gates, who could afford to clean up the market with a
fingers' click
Again that discussion,
and again I feel compelled to excrete my 2 cents, as I know those finders
from that team.
First there is no room for any suspicion, nor does it lead to any intuition
to point with the finger to others, no matter from which direction.
The team, which recovered the stones,
Hi Rob,
And Einstein said smth about relativity...
There exist a quote, in various versions, of Einstein:
Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit
with a pretty girl for an hour, and it seems like a minute.
Religion is a matter of faith and not of science,
Hmmm, the name of the finder - Stimpson - and the article,..I don't know...
...well, could it be a hoax from the Ren Stimpy show?
Meow?
Martin
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And imagine there are so many falls happening outside of the 8 continents.
Wow, so many fall into the sea! It's unbelievable!
I decided to collect and to focus from now on only on the witnessed ones of
them!
Let me know, when you have one for sale!
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Well,
I read that the Gibeon strewnfiel has a size of 75 x 240 miles...
So perhaps the Brenham hunt just has began?
Buckleboo?
Martin
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 6. Juli 2006 17:22
An:
Slow down.
July 3 - Ebay Ad
July 1 - Gujba ad
June 29 - 30% off ad
June 28 - I have uploaded for sale ad
June 27 - La Lande ect Ad
June 24 - Ebay Ad
The rule, to which all, also dealers even mightier than you, obey
is: 1 Ad per week and not 5.
Thanks
Martin
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Hehe and a second one: STEVE! 1 PURCHASE per WEEK.
His ads are so charmless, look Steve, an AD must be well prepaired...
As an example:
First I'll recall to the community the person of the once largest collector
W.Zeitschel.
The veterans will sigh, the newbies wonder, that meteorite collecting
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/nature-online/space/meteorites-dust/cosmic-football/
Hehe, here you'll find The Cosmic Football!
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Gesendet: Montag, 3. Juli 2006 16:57
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Hi Michael,
As to Allende,
a detailed report is:
Clark, Roy S. The Allende Mexico, Meteorite Shower. Smithsonian
Contributions to the Earth Sciences 1970
You find it even online here
http://www.sil.si.edu/smithsoniancontributions/EarthSciences/pdf/sces-0005.p
df
But takes a while for download
Hi list,
well, rumours, gossip, hearsay...I read the abstracts of the topics there
and, after the IMHO incompetent statements, we all have to face sporadically
by a very few scientists, mainly in media, who have no experiences in
hunting and the NWA and Oman situation, but are blaming commerce to
Ooops,
so silent - although it's by far the most important topic of the last years
for collectors and dealers likewise...
Sume points, to get the discussion moving:
In fact whether the trade and the hunt of meteorites are restricted or not
is nothing else than a political decision.
Politicians
.
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Deutschland - Argentinien 1:1 n.V., Argentinien siegt im Elfmeterschießen
Italien - Ukraine 1:0
England - Portugal 0:0 n.V
Opps my apologizes, I was in a hurry,
and slipped down in the address menue, when I sent this private bet
competition to a friend.
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Yummy, didnt know, that Kunashak was a
house-hitter
http://www.fmm.ru/galleryen.htm
Buckleboo!
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Hello Martin, Sergey and All,
Very interesting! As far as I can tell, Sergey's picture is the of
structure prior to impact, and the pic I posted is of the actual
impact hole
You think it would sell better i fit would be signed by Reynolds Burt?
Uh where is my saw! What a chance to upgrade made 20 years old Meade 8,
if I see the price of that kit.
40 kits of that kind..hehe, if Uncle Meade will give me a 16 SC for them in
exchange?
Yippe!!
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Or easier,
visit AchimMoritz Karl in Frankfurt,
they must have a huge stock of rare and historic material, worth to fill a
museum.
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Here a pic with a troilite in Sikhote.
http://it.geocities.com/mcomemeteoritecollection/SikhoteAlin.JPG
I would guess, that it would have been rather a lenticular troilite torn
out. Schreibersite surrounding troilite or alone, wouldn't mark such a sharp
border in my opinion, especially not in
Yummy, didn't know, that Kunashak was a house-hitter.
http://www.fmm.ru/galleryen.htm
Buckleboo!
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I'm sure Serge has the solidarity from most of the list members.
I guess, we should increasingly buy his stuff, which he still has outside of
Russia to help him over this difficult and unsatisfying situation.
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Hi,
and Steve many dealers have gotten to know the in's and out's (from the
latter exist only 2 or 3) of the collectorship.
That several dealers' or collectors' webpages are outdated is
understandable. Most sellers, professionals and collectors, are a
one-man-show. To maintain or to built up a
Ho list,
a fireball in Germany made it to the larger newspapers, which are in such
respects normally rather reserved.
Shortly combined:
On June 11th in the evening at 10:10 pm a bright fireball with fiery tail
was independently witnessed by several people in several places in Northern
Germany
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Martin,
Please stop these lectures. I will decide when to buy this or that. You're
beginning to sound like a meteorite dealer.
Bill
-- Original message
www.rathergood.com/moon_song
should be the address.
But hhht Alex, I'm buzy in After-Ensisheim-Sales.
Imagine, we got in one stone more of the phantastic NWA 2889, that
transitional L/LL3-6. You remember? You took then also a slice. ISn't it one
of the most beautiful chondrites, one could
Interesting for injuries caused by small meteorites may be stats and cases
of mortality and severe accidents caused by hail.
I have currently not the time to browse around on web, but for instance last
weekend a hailstorm caused enormous damage in Leipzig, Germany. At least 6
people suffered
Ist hat the Armanty mass?
http://kuerzer.de/armanti
Buckleboo!
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Harrumph:
When Phaeton Sleeps
What do I care for falling stars,
For meteors, for Moon, for Mars?
My name in Mr Buckleboo and I'm a real a...
Martin Edmund Altmann
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I agree Martin,
and I already bantered with Herbert, what for a bad timing he demonstrates,
as at the Ensisheim fair we could have sold our Ensisheim specimen for at
least 3 times, although it was more expensive than Herbert's modest reserve
price (which I won't tell).
Btw. before the stone was
he brought two
large slices of the new Brazil meteorite Santa Vitoria do Palmar
(provisionary) with him. That material was offered for 5 EUR /gm.
Beside the planetary and achondritic rarities displayed on the tables of
Mike Farmer, Marcin, Martin Altmann, Stefan Ralew (who was honoured
Hi Bob,
I'd say,
the conditions - temperature, humidity, soil - are more harmful in Oman than
in Sahara
and of course it's also a matter of apperceptions.
From the average weathered NWAs you won't find offered the true proportion
to the fresher NWAs, simply because the dealers have to pick out in
.
However I still wonder why many of the Dhofar chondrites have so many fine
shock
veins compared to the NWAs. Any thoughts?
Bob
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Exactely.
Also for overseas transactions he is a dealer of first choice.
His prices are in several cases the cheapest or among the cheapest of all
webdealers and this often for pieces of fine qualities.
For Tagish Lake he is the best source and I remembered that I once were
looking for a customer
Hi Sterling, Kevin,
well, I'm not insisting on that meconium-theory, I only thought, that it
would be a possibility very well worth to be checked, simply because such
red meconial rains were observed before and together with the rain, swarms
of insects were observed and the cells are looking
Armando,
you're really obsessed.
Do you have any clues, how expensive it would be to hunt in Antarctica for
private persons?
No person of sound mind would go there for financial purposes to search for
meteorites! The costs for an Ansmet-Team of 6 persons for a 6-week-hunt is
smth around 800,000$
The problem are the printing costs for colour pics in good quality for small
print runs.
That would drive the selling price so high, that most collectors wouldn't
agree to buy a copy.
Perhaps you may ask the Killgores, how high the printing costs for their
picture books were, (printed in Korea
Fine picture of the huge main mass of Norton County.
http://www.project1947.com/gfb/lapaz.htm
Darren, Doug - I guess in recoloring the pics, the stone should stay white
:-)
Buckleboo!
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St, Matteo, don't forget the dimension of time.
Tiihihihime is on his side...
Mike is a prophet.
And we all will wonder in a few years only...
Buckleboo
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Meteorite
Hola list
Prof. Wickramasinghe emailed today and wrote, that they will explore the
hypothesis, which we gathered together here on the list, that those cells
may origine from the meconium of insects.
Buckleboo!
Martin
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My half cent:
From the collector's view it is certainly of interest how high the effort
will be to stabilize his specimen, as I doubt, that the average collector
has a little lab at home, has the cash to purchase certain quantities of
irons to execute test series, to find out which method will
List!!!
This here is the funniest scam I got ever!
Invest in units for drilling on Mars for water!
Just received:
Re: CT unit to drill on Mars, Revenue Up 200% (est.) - Ref. dn61745
Coiled tubing units are so compact and have such great potential, the Mars
Drilling Project is evaluating a
And now we need an artist, who will paint it in oil 4 meters wide to hang it
over the bar!
Skol
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Ooops, Doug,
it was really a bad joke from me and as I don't know, whether e.g. Mr.S.A.
from C. will try it, when he will have decided that stones are the better
wife, I have to make it clear:
Lithium is toxic.
(ad a lithium terapy against depressions has to be surveyed by a doc).
Back to the
.historical Hoba pic:
www.tellmewhereonearth.com/images/hobe%20meteorite%20pic.jpg
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Here we go,
With the perfect meteorite dealers disguise I had in mind:
http://www.dadashop.de/peruecke/km3611.jpg
M.B.
http://www.dadashop.de/peruecke/hm17000971.jpg
B.TMM.H
http://www.dadashop.de/peruecke/km3882.jpg
I.K. I had in mind, but K.R. or B.K. would work as well,
Hi Folks,
in preparing for Ensisheim and thinking about Tucson,
I didn't know how to present myself there,
I surfed around
And found the secret provider, where all of the big numbers in the meteorite
biz got their equipment from!!!
A tricky choice...
http://www.dadashop.de/peruecke/km3611.jpg
Poor Mundrabilla!
But what are the Aussies looking for?
It wouldn't be necessary to destroy the fine piece.
Wasn't the 12.1 ton mass cut in slices in former times?
And here we have a 100pound sample at Nasa
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0210/22mundrabilla/
Such materials could be used
Wonders of the Universe,
the fine specimen
http://www.meteoritenhaus.de/img/Quiz2.jpg
http://www.meteoritenhaus.de/img/Quiz1.jpg
is a good ol' BRENHAM.
Only one correct solution we got:
From Frank Prochaska!
Buckleboo!
Martin Andi
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Armando,
extracted from an african (synonimous of stupid, between the lines)
country,
ahem, dear patriot, shall we read between your lines, that the Portuguese
are stupid too?
In 1998, another meteorite falled, and this time, most of it was sold to
tourists, and dispersed like toys in
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Martin,
What Do you ask for the Hailstones in your ice-box? I know you don't clean
it.
Andi
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Hola list,
just found this article:
http://www.zeit.de/2006/21/bildergalerie_dinge?13
It says, that the University of Tuebingen cleard their cellar and attic out
and found 38 astonishing items, wherefrom they will form an exhibitions.
Among them meteorites blahblah.
Well, the Tuebingen
Hi Norbert,
you're not telling the truth :-)
Once I took a shale piece from you and when I cut it,
a tiny elongated grain of pure metal appeared, 3mm long, less then half a mm
wide. First I thought, what for a poor quality blade I had, that parts of it
got loose, but when I grinded the cut
Hola list,
because these are the hours, where beautiful specimens are shown around,
what about this one, which we, Andi Gren and I, just got in ?
http://www.meteoritenhaus.de/img/Quiz2.jpg
http://www.meteoritenhaus.de/img/Quiz1.jpg
Weight: 9 pounds, scale cube = 1ccm.
Guess what it is!!?!
Michael
Farmer
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I would guess that it is a superb slice of Seymchan. I have several with
triolite such as this piece.
Nice
Ha, Martin, the peacemaker, has the compromise:
Desert AND The older - The Better.
I have some boxes of tasty W3-4 Dhofar-OCs here... WOW!!
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But some are also collectors of history.
At least NWA is that sector with the most increase in value to come...
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Marcin.
Your argumentation you should tell to a coin or stamps collector.
Hey man, they are all made of paper or metal...
Meow.
A part, and that's often the most fun, of collecting is hunting the rare.
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There is no harm at all, I only wanted to warn you, that some people don't
want to give up their dreams...
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An: Martin Altmann
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Hehe,
I'd like the idea, that it could be a specularite.
Anyway, the problem with such people is, as nice they can be,
it is impossible to convince them, that their finds aren't meteorites.
I had several, almost tragic cases, where finders even had confirmations
from different labs, that their
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Right - up to the point where it becomes fraudlent representation. I'm not
sure of the
legalities of his trying to sell it as a meteorite from Mars if it has
And new music...
http://www.ara.lu/leit/countryc/cc71.jpg
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