http://www.xenophilia.com/zb/zb0005/image004.jpe
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Huh Marcin,
let's craft a Dronino- or Campowatch..
A Meteoritical Memento Mori Metronome.
As time goes by you could see it rust and fall in pieces.
0,1% Water Resistant.
Melancholically yours,
Martin
PS: Andreas Gryphius according to Babelfish (translated 2 times forth and
back):
They see,
Hiho,
indeed I still keep back Matteo's prices vs. reality letter L-Z :-)
With Bilanga we see that typical pattern of price fluctuation with new
falls, which I told yesterday.
When Bilanga first came to market, it was offered by only 2 sellers and it
costed 60$/g. Some months later other were
Dear list,
we shouldn't loose in this discussions a more general sight.
Dealers moan about the radical drop in prices, the difficulties to get the
stuff classified, collectors bewail the lack of accurate data for their
material, both groups permanently are afraid to experience a financial loss,
Contra, Stan!
you are speaking from that era, when almost nobody was collecting meteorites
and there were worldwide 5 dealers, hence no market, the golden age of the
70ies and partially 80ies, when there was so few interest in meteorites,
that there wasn't a market at all and the prices even lower
Staan !
The prices of today are uncomparable cheap to any prices in the 200 years
lasting history of meteorites.
And, they will be gone soon and they never will come back!!!
In 5 years you will rant here on the list about the greedy dealers having
driven the prices high to
.
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consciousness
Martin Altmann wrote:
Nininger - do there anywhere exist pricelists from him?
Not from
, to raise funds
for filling my cellar with all the Morocco-stuff, which the common collector
scorns
Meow!
Martin
Von: David Sukow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 9. Mai 2006 22:31
An: Martin Altmann
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Hi Mark,
the reason for so many desert meteorites, especially ordinary chondrites,
not being classified certainly is rooted in their commercialisation.
With the prices paid for them during the last years and the all in all petty
sales volumes that the meteorite market has and seen the costs to
Sorry list,
for that abuse, with my computer crash I lost the informations, who took
from us from the Rumuruti last autumn and more recently the Acap,(but I
guess, mastermind Martin, remembered and emailed now all),
want only to get sure, that all buyers got the information.
(Perhaps it's a more
Hi Marcin, list
I didn't attend there the last 2 times, so I didn't wrote a report.
The problem of that fair not growing is that the number of exhibitors isn't
getting larger.
In my eyes it was a mistake to move the date from October to May.
In former times it took place always 1 week before the
That Baygorra-scam, - no Rob, I'm thinking not about you, but mainly about a
Russian ebay clown,
was extremely harmful. Now whenever a IAB from Southamerica in a little
large quantity will appear, it will be suspected to be Campo.
I have to experience this, when I'm selling the Brazilian Uruacu
Sterling
K. Webb
Gesendet: Freitag, 5. Mai 2006 07:53
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Martin, List,
Martin wrote:
...recently I read in two independent articles that in mediaeval
times people would have
enerved by this popular myth being still reproduced.
Buckleboo
Martin the Mythbuster
PS: Sorry for my rough English.
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Shalala.
Mainly for a dealer it is a economical decision, whether a stone has to be
classified.
Classification means: To deposite a share of 20% or 20g, to wait a year++
until a stone is ready for sale or to pay for the classification.
A collector has to think about the abilities of a seller, to
Yes Marcin it is.
And your great photos encourage the collectors after that long winter, to
set the old brown stones aside, the meteoriticists to leave their
microscopes and the sellers to crawl out from their stifling holes away from
the computer,
to get out on the fresh air and to enjoy.
So
In fact without the church, we really would live in a dark age nowadays.
Smth which is always forgotten, as the discipline of History of Science is
mainly philology, a branch which since decades isn't directly en vogue.
For a period of about 800 years the church was the only institution
collecting
Dave, try this,
but dont be so cruel and don't find the Albin main mass of a ton.
2 carrots/hour.
http://www.lokfuehrer-hamburg.de/esel.jpg
Bavaria:
diesel 5.40$
premium 6.39$
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I recieved that message too with a picture.
If the piece is a meteorite at all, it is much to weathered to originate
from a recent fall.
The story has a smell.
I guess Mr. Lajos found it in the fireplace, where he's cooking his pörkölt.
Jó étvátgyat!
Martin
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Humm,
I have a question, which is spooking in my mind concerning astrology.
Well to the planets (incl. Sun, Moon) were ascribed basic properties like
cold, hot, humid, dry. For the horoscope one takes their position related to
the sections of ecliptic, who again have those basic properties
and
I say:
ALH84001 for the press.
Kaidun for the type freaks.
Tucson Ring for the Americans
Nogata for the history lovers
Buckleboo for me.
Or Hoba for dinner.
Skol
Martin
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Gesendet: Samstag, 22. April 2006
You'd sell human remains to the highest bidder if it were legal.
Well, check those ebay category: Collectibles Religions, Spirituality
Christianity Relics
Buckleboo,
Martin
PS: Who is just back from inundated South-Romania with the pockets full of
samples of the new fall.
No, just a joke.
Hi Kevin,
There was such a project with most of those specifications a while ago
(worlf-of-meteorites by Bernhard Rems), but it had to be shut down, because
of the mere feedback of the collectors.
On another project is orking at present Pierre-Marie Pelé,
let's hope, that he will have a better
Hi Harlan, Adam
Since 6 years, Im shipping to and am recieving parcels from many different
countries and all continents.
Whole Europe (only Slowakia, Slowenia, Norway, Portugal, Andorra, Albania,
Monaco, Vatican, Moldawia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Latvia, Estonia, Greece,
Bulgaria, Belarus and
Hola list?
What happened to the classification of that fall from Burkina Faso, called
Lampiayrie ??
Felt Nov. 2003.
Looks like brecciated, equilibrated L or LL. Can't be that difficult...
Some said 2 years ago, that it's under classification,
But I never heard a result.
Where is the problem, I
How high was the cut loss?
Did you also try to cut irons?
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Gesendet: Montag, 20. März 2006 16:25
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Grrr
Our man in Far East is bringing the spring!
May his countenance stay free of shock veines also for the next 3 halves of
his life and may he find as much glass in the ground as he can carry!
Cheers!
Buckleboo.
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Neagari a Subaru Leone 4WD,
But what for a model was the Worden car?
Meow?
Martin
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that e.g. Beda
Hofmann wouldn't share the perspective of Prof.Matter neither), but as here
on this list are also several new collectors, I thought it was necessary to
avoid them getting wrong impressions.
Regards,
Martin Altmann
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Hola list,
what do you think about that kind of auction, my friend Dr.Brinker set up?
Item number: 6612147920
http://cgi.ebay.com/BA-s-Meteorites-Consultation-Hour_W0QQitemZ6612147920QQc
ategoryZ3239QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Thanks!
Martin
collectors, I thought it was
necessary to avoid them getting wrong impressions.
Regards,
Martin Altmann
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Hi Walter,
how could you dare!!
Only one meteorite related topic per week please :-)
A coating is a better rust protection than keeping slices oiled.
Nevertheless I use coatings only in cases, where oiling doesn't help,
as the slices aren't looking so pretty after a coating. They get
a person, who has no idea what he's talking about (but why then
he talks at all...).
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Hmmm, perhaps they should carve little busts of Chladni, Daubree, Brezina,
Cohen, Nininger, Monnig, Haag.
Or asteroid models - what happened to Rhett Bourland btw?
Buckleboo
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Heia List,
I have here a broken-hearted collector, who desperately is looking for a
good sized chunk of Nantan, as it's his birthday meteorite.
Since months he is buying Nantans from ebay (from various sellers, also an
American one) and always the acquired specimen turned out to be a
Hi Joseph, List,
I don't appreciate Professor Albert Matter's assertion about Oman:
Collectors though, he said, had robbed the desert of its heritage simply
for money and not for scientific research.
Bad style.
The collecors always did an excellent fieldwork there, meticulously
recording and
Hey the list is getting to self-referring,
Let's have some fun with stones. Look what I found today!
Medal ceremony.
http://www.igsb.uiowa.edu/Browse/meteor/meteor.gif
Miss California (Old Woman)
http://siarchives.si.edu/history/exhibits/thisday/march/meteorite.jpg
On the rocks - cheers!
Hi Jeff,
that's a good opportunity for the list to contribute smth. useful, as most
will have a better knowledge about the geographical circumstances and the
spelling of the names of their home-meteorites as the NomCom can have.
Let's start!
Perhaps one could change the only as synonym listed:
Ooops, I forgot.
Schönenberg
lost an n
Today it's: Schöneberg
(as synonym only Schoneberg is given).
and Mässing,
is today only: Massing
(without ae or ä, the today's spelling Massing is not found among the
synonyms or as main name in the Catalogue).
Unter-Mässing
Is spelled
had according Matteo:
- Mike Farmer (8 times)
- Steve Arnold Chicago (4x)
- Ebay (fees)
- Ivan Koutyriev
- Michael Blood
- Dave Schultz
- Martin Altmann (2x)
- Marcin Cimala (3x)
- Carsten Giessler
- Adam Hupe
- Stan Turecki
- Ebay-sellers: (4x)
- Slava
- Ken Regelman
- Aziz Habibi
- Ryan Pawelski
Matteo,
Nobody said, that it's a Pultusk,
But because of the lack of the short-living isotopes, which are produced by
cosmic rays while a stone travels through space and which aren't refilled
anylonger, when the stone lies shielded by the atmosphere and the
terrestrial magnetic field on the
Bur Susan,
The Bavarian Pope would suggest an exorcism first, before he would do so.
Someone offered a bet, that Matteo the Mouth, wouldn't answer to the Tessera
mail, lucky me that I didn't accept...
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Hello Bernd,
reread my email and look a little bit further back.
First of all Matteo, to say it friendly doubted the new announced
Barzilian meteorite - beside that his dictionary or his automatic translator
may spit out defamations, backstabbing, humiliation and perhaps some
unpleasant
Hi Pete, Mark
I'm not a lepidopterologist,
but butterflies after hatching secrete a red liquid, called meconium,
and there are contemporary reports of red rains caused by butterflies, as
well I found a report from 17th century, where a large Blood rain was
explained of being not of supranatural
http://www.strangemag.com/bloodandbutterflies.html
Hey, I'm good!
Read this - the Red Rains in India were accompagnied by black swarms of
insects!!
Read:
http://www.100megsfree4.com/farshores/nkerala.htm
Do I get an award?
Sherlock Buckleboo.
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No, not from the beach, but perhaps 550 yards away from a meteorite
passionate's house in Tessera...
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Voilá:
http://www.meteoritearticles.com/coltessera.html
Nothing to say, If someone has doubts about a new fall,
but some should be more cautions than others to express their doubts.
Svend is absolutely right.
Meow
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Wow Doug,
you jack-of-all-trades, when will you finally join IMCA for us to elect you
as the still missing director for Middle- and Southamerica?
A million of Aporia crataegi caused also some years ago here in Germany a
local Red Rain near Karlsruhe.
But especially striking was that microscopic
Hiho Sterling, Mark, List,
Blood rain belong to the broad repertoire of natural phenomenons (comets,
halos, strange clouds, animalic monstrosities, earthquakes, rains of frogs,
corn, sulphur and and and) as bad omens as they were plentifully reported,
printed and spread in somewhat hysterical
Here a picture of red rain (AD 1503, Jakob Mennel).
http://www.aeiou.at/aeiou.history.data.jpg/008751.jpg
Buckleboo
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Hi list,
1) I need Killgore, Rodrigo, Reves, Kroth and Harlan from you pix please.
Have clients for you for multiple Kilo$, but get no replies. Like this I
can't work.
2) Unbelievable but true, here in Germany is broad daylight, I posted those
beauties to the German list, but all seem to
Everything, what obtained its shape during and from flight, is an
individual.
Everything what obtained its rough shape on ground (break-off while impact,
wheathering, wind blast)is a fragment.
Exception: Break-off in low altitudes (Tatahouine, Some Sikhotes, ect..).
Exception 2: Irons.
Hi Ron,
The solution was (and still is) evident.
A single space shuttle start costs 400-500 million $.
With only 1 or 2 percent of that sum, the institutions could have bought
easily all meteorites from Morocco, which appeared during the last 5 years
completely. (+ hiring Da Boyz Stefan, Martin,
Hiho,
2 collectors are looking for a slice of Coahuila
and either an Imilac fragment with olivines in the 200-300g range
or a nice entire Glorieta Mountain with some olivines for around 1000 bucks.
Please gimme a note,
Martin
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Hiho list,
Hola
As so often Slow Brain Martin has difficulties to understand the whole
thing. Perhaps the Killgores may explain us, what this new Center is all
about, to avoid misunderstandings or deformation by media or wrong
quotations.
On 1st of February Ron Baalke posted to the list an
Hmmm, so where is the beef?
If one will have to pay for classification, I can't see any new advantage
for a dealer at all, as at other institutions they get the classification
for free or, if they don't want to wait many months or a year, they already
do have a place, where it can be done in a
Do they have an integrated maskelynite detector in the beaked tips too??
If yes, I take 2 pairs, as a camel has four feet.
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Gesendet: Samstag, 25. Februar 2006 12:55
An:
I didn't get the question,
What Aubrites would be worth?
Most of them are available, look at the dealers pages.
I guess, cheapest should be Mt.Egerton, tataaah let's start discussion why
it's an AUB and not a mesosiderite.
Egerton should be obtainable at 15$/g in small pieces (at least I am
Ballinoo Buckleboo
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Kaaba Denmark,
both doubtful.
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Gesendet: Samstag, 25. Februar 2006 23:09
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I see way too many meteorite names
Fukang Brainard Coronel Arnold
Colton! Rifle.
Duel Hill
Rembang !!
Felt.
Credo
Espiritu Santu
Happy
Los Martinez
Lider
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Arnold, Chicago!!
Gesendet: Sonntag, 26. Februar 2006 01:01
An:
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Pierre-Marie
Gesendet: Freitag, 24. Februar 2006 07:37
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Hi Pierre-Marie,
my suggestions:
Work together
But Andi,
you'll have to repair the roof and when it is an iron most probably the
ceiling too.
On the other hand, as you're living in Germany, the type wouldn't matter as
German meteorites belong to the most expensive on Earth.
But to the others, if they don't want the rain come in,
I can only
Yep Mike,
But such a huge aim, a work of decades, strongly depends on our support,
especially as far as pictures are concerned (that's why I made the
suggestion of enormous fees, which could deducted by each pic handed in).
Also I know that many collectors like to document their specimens with
And Walter,
not to forget, that we poor Europeans and others, who couldn't attend the
show, wouldn't know, how it was there, as until now I can find only his
report and no others else.
And not to forget, that eucrites can be sometimes very tricky.
I remembered last year a person showing around
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Indeed, but the story goes deeper,
Edwin had been told by myself and others (including scientists) that the 2.5
kilo stone was a Diogenite, I have some
List!
Seems that I should continue with comparing the prices on McomeMeteorites
homepage to remarkably cheaper offers, shall I?
I think last time I stopped at letter L
To help Ryan against Matteo's intervention trying to disturb his sale:
6$/g which he asks lies on the lowest edge of all
2 tons, but only 200-250kg left.
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Meteorite Meteorites
Gesendet: Montag, 20. Februar 2006 14:32
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Betreff: [meteorite-list] Pultusk total mass
Hello
One question on Pultusk
May I ask a hypothetical question?
It would be interesting to know, how collectors dealers would estimate a
gram price for ALH84001 if it would be available.
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Ask in your next bakery.
Why the Bavarian Pretzels are so tasty?
Because of the dunking in NaOH !
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Gesendet: Samstag, 18. Februar 2006 18:33
An:
But Göran,
NaOH for Pretzels is absolutely normally, they always were made like that, in
former times with lye from ashes,
was the preferred method to preserve bakery products, I'm sure also in Sweden.
First mentioned was a pretzel by the way at the council of Leptinae AD 743.
The Bretzel is
Hola list,
wanna laugh?
http://cgi.ebay.de/NEU-Cybexx-Meteoritenuhr-als-Digitaluhr-empf-VK-169-00_W0
QQitemZ8902289212QQcategoryZ55219QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
(item 8902289212)
German ebay at present is flooded with those watches (and I fear soon
US-ebay too).
The CYBEXX METEORA !
Text says:
Sorry list.
La principessa sui piselli - has blocked my address, told you, Matteo.
There is a client for you, for whom I should paypal you some bucks.
Gimme your paypal-address or I take the money and run.
Martin
Il Principe vero dei meteoriti
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Ayyy!!!
No, such strings are as old as the mountains - it's always the same tkw-,
number-salad-, pairing issue.
The old crux of all NWA-material, of which really each collector should be
aware.
And if a collector or a seller can't cope with that situation, he should
switch to the names
Hola list,
dunno whether it's impolite or correct to address to the list with this
personal concern...
Some weeks ago my old computer said Goodbye, now I'm building up a new one
(Kill Bill, have you ever tried to import an address-book from an old
Outlook Express version to a new full version of
Not. A fragment.
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Foote
Gesendet: Dienstag, 14. Februar 2006 18:09
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Betreff: [meteorite-list] Oriented or not?
Campo iron. Three views. Oriented or
5. Take little samples with you (small Gaos, Canyon Diablos, Henburies) and
distribute them as little presents, for them exitedly showing them to their
parents and friends.
Buckleboo!
Martin
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the piece and the flattened ends each show radial
flowlines.
Oriented?
For me not :-)
Why? Because the piece has two fronts, but no back!!
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Gesendet: Dienstag, 14. Februar 2006 18:40
An: Martin Altmann
Cc: Meteorite
Humm, I don't know, in which direction this discussion is turning, but I
have a ungood feeling.
My English is bad.
I thought always oriented is an elliptic or short form of flight
oriented.
Of course one can state that everything (except a ball) is oriented.
My finger is oriented in a
And very important is, how they are packed for shipping!
From one supplier I once ordered, they came loose in a plastic bag,
so a third of them had scratches.
Best
martin
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Huh, where is the problem?
Hartman is taking for 100 microboxes 1.3$ each.
Seen the weak $, they cost here in Europe quite the same.
Don't tell me that you collect only 1$-pieces!
Wouldn't you make photos of those persons you love, because the albums to
keep the photos are to expensive?
For
- it wouldn't be cheaper than those from
Hartman.
(or shall I look for offerors where they cost much more than at Hartman's
for feeling you better?)
Meow.
Martin
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Sent: Saturday, February 11, 2006 6:09 PM
Subject: Re: Re: Re: [meteorite-list] Membrane Boxes
On Sat, 11 Feb 2006 23:17:54 +0100, you wrote:
Huh
Ho Steevey,
it's very simple. Not the tkw makes the price, the availability does.
Read your Kichinka! (Don't tell me, you haven't bought his book yet!)
Why Esquel is still the king? Because of its beauty? Or its stability?
No. Because it's mainly a single large mass and the owner was clever
Brenham has problems with rust too, is it also not worth 1$?
Admire is a ruster.
Mount Vernon.
Singhur and Zaisho I don't know, but if they are rusters and you're be able
to get some of them,
I will offer you not 1$ but 3$ !!
Conservation and preservation is a duty of the collector.
Value also
Hi Martin,
Project B, buy a meteorite hunter cap from Cottingham
Picture-project:
http://www.pics.kaybee.org:81/Vacations/Europe1997/Germany/Neuschwanstein/.thumbs/med-castle_snow.jpg
Neuschwanstein EL6,
my homeland meteorite...
who can top this?
Buckleboo!
Martin
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But Doug, you're irresponsible!
Can you imagine, what could happened if CIA is monitoring your mail?
Soon your president would announce a plan for a mission to Ceres
for
for
for
mining Cereals
Before the Chinese will do so.
...I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the
Hola list,
I have today my lazy day, so here a little strange ad.
If there's a HED-fanatic, looking for smth very special at a bargain price
and willing to spend 190$, I have left a single fullslice of a stone
wherefrom these days I sold 12 of 13 pieces within shortest time and with
this slice it
Voilá,
I tried that yahoo-photo thing and loaded up some photos of the ominous
inclusion in NWA 4019.
http://de.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/metmartinde/my_photos
(I hope it works).
NWA 4019 in general is a truely uncommon eucrite.
It comes in the familiar polymict Millbillillie guise, but has very
Voilá,
I tried that yahoo-photo thing and loaded up some photos of the ominous
inclusion in NWA 4019.
http://de.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/metmartinde/my_photos
(I hope it works).
NWA 4019 in general is a truely uncommon eucrite.
It comes in the familiar polymict Millbillillie guise, but has very
Must be Montpreis
not Montprais
The handball club of Montpreis is on 2nd place in 2nd league:
http://www.sentjur.info/index.php?kat=novicaid=105
The Montpreis were an old noble family,
In the former Untersteiermark there is a ruin of a castle Montpreis,
ask Christian Anger, he knows perhaps
I suppose, that the main purpose of the contest wasn't to win a little slice
of Wagon Mound,
but to read the poem..
Buckleboo
Martin
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From: Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Martin Horejsi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent:
Huh Darren,
seems that the time for oPods is coming...
I must say, though, it's sad to see all of those scientist buying up all of
the
5 to 10 cent
But where are they, scientist aren't buying that much
But you're right,
some statements in this article are strange:
The world's meteorites
And I would say that Poems was edited by Walter Hooper
- Original Message -
From: Dave Mouat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Martin Horejsi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Thomas Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 1:30 AM
Subject: Re:
And a pic of a cut surface of MikeJim's New Moon?
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From: Göran Axelsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 1:05 PM
Subject: Re: Re-2: [meteorite-list] NWA 2995 - Mike and Jim's newest
Lunarmeteorite
The picture
Ooops, I saw that I sent this earlier message to myself:
Yes the pics remind me strong to 910 too.
The almost black matrix, the brecciation, the anorthites not with that
ivory luster, like they have in the more weathered Moons, but fresh like
white chalk! Yep, Dho 910 is a Moon for
I recieved it too,
but - and this is an general advice -
I principially ignore emails, where the recipient's field is empty or
contains not my exact address.
Mew!
PS: Quick, we have a few still some Cohenite-Canyons left!
- Original Message -
From: RYAN PAWELSKI [EMAIL
And the old unit gran (has the same roots like grain)
had about 0.05grams.
Buckleboo
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 5:54 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Georgetown --I knew it = Milly Milly
Matteo
Hi Martin,
make the same math for the lunar NASA samples and ask then the collectors,
why they think that 1500$ per gram for a fresh Moon is expensive.
(Not to think about the failed Hayabusa and an ordinary chondrite...).
Buckleboo!
Martin
I accept Paypal.
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yes, yes but don't drink and write.
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From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 11:52 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] tucdson 2006
Hello and good evening list.You have to agree with what
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