Hola list those, who stayed home!
Remember the Canyon Diablo Cohenite Bomb?
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/Jan23.html
Very rare one finds so much cohenite worms and so nicely arranged in a
Canyon Diablo.
Look down to the left, there is a schreibersite inclusion too.
Interesting enough, despite
For me, conservative as I am, with an oriented meteorite one should
reckognize easily, where the front and the back is.
I'm still missing a publication, where the aerodynamic processes of
sculpturing such oriented shapes are explained - smth like that series for
orientation at tektites we had in
Wrong! :-)
The second Neuschwanstein find was almost rectangular, but on one of the two
small sides, there were superb radial flow lines like a star or sund rays.
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From: Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: M come Meteorite Meteorites [EMAIL PROTECTED];
Yep, because it was discovered by an Swiss astronomer Paul Wild.
For pronouncation I find this online dictionary very helpful (infact the
best for German -- English).
If you click the speaker symbol at the word in your search, you'll hear
it.
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Yes.
Of course.
Especially for Geoff. (Steve Arnold's reward was already some hundredweights
of PAL...)
Martin Altmann
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From: Greg Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 8:24 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Harvey
I'd rather suggest a Rudo Award,
for those people, who had most bad luck with meteorites
or who are considered to be the greatest simple minds in the meteorite scene
(and I even know already an excellent candidate.).
Buckleboo!
Martin
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From: McCartney Taylor
Huh Dave?
forced to pay restitution
Yes, she should.
The article says:
The stolen samples are uninsured and have no official monetary value,
according to NASA.
and
If the moon rocks have been removed from their containers, they lose their
scientific value.
So they have no value at all :-)
In
Why not?
That's a pretty wise decision in my eyes!
Supposedly in a meteorite dealer many abilities meet better than in any
person from the academical branch.
A meteorite dealer:
- overpeers the meteorite valley
- knows where to get from interesting material
- knows where to hunt and with which
And Buehler (Swiss Met Lab), old veteran collectors, harr, like me will
remember,
an highly appreciated dealer and author of the still best meteorite book in
German languague,
was a curator.
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Cc:
Hmmm Henry Augustus, wasn't he a kind of dealer too,
didn't he put the FieldsMuseum a bug in the ear to found a meteorite
collection?
Hehe, as a curator-dealer I would rather do it other way round, not to milk
the collection, but to sell them my meteorites??
Let's see pre-judgments never
Uff List,
what a discussion,
never expected that to be such an issue, as in most cases with sanity and
reason the obvious becomes evident
and if I understand right, we are argueing about, whether we are allowed to
stick a label onto a stone, where is written the very words main mass!
If this is
At least everyone has to agree,
that their pictorial catalogues of specimens and thin sections
are not only highly educational, but simply the best meteorite picture books
published.
Would be great if they could do smth similar for the UAz collection.
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From: Marc
Unbelievable!
I recommend to train upcoming NASA-reentry-capsule-recoverers in a special
program.
To proof cost efficency, I'll could develope such a program for only
120.000bucks.
The program is:
Come on, little princes and pashas, 60°C - 140F,
protective gloves???! What about you helping a
Easiest way of iron preservation is to collect stone meteorites.
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Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 7:20 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Campo Preservation
Hi List,
I recently picked up a
My fafourite link for this week.
Highly recommended:
http://www.dudeman.net/siriusly/ufo/art.shtml
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Meteorites are like stocks,
as long you don't sell them, you won't have any losses
Keep it some years more.
Buckleboo!
Martin
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Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 8:25 AM
Piece of Millbillillie, which you forgot to take out of the pocket,
before you gave the trousers in the washing machine.
Martin
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From: Christian Anger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 10:10 AM
Subject:
Years ago I read an article,
that there was a company,
where millionarios could store brand new expensive cars in nitrogen filled
balloons for some decades,
to have later brandnew and valuable veteran cars for their kids and
grandchildren.
;-?
Buckleboo!
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From: Lars
Hiho,
and on ebay one finds a lot of digital pocket scales with an acurracy (at
least reads the display like that)
of 0.01g. They are quite affordable with 50-60$, seem to be an important
acessory for potheads.
Range is up to 50grams or 60grams.
I think for a collector it's sufficient. Until one
Wow, I hope you`re wearing a jockstrap too
I carry around in my pocket the lost main mass of Sao Juliao. My girl and
all my friends left me since, as they say, that I`m a couch potato...
I`m back,
Buckleboo!
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From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Heehehehe,
with that little amount of stones and with that prices paid there for
meteorites,
poor terrorists, they would starve and for the next assault they would have
to ride with donkeys into the Pentagon. I imagine Rumsfeld, the hero,
holding the poor donkey by the tail to avoid a
Hohoho listees,
tomorrow I'm leaving until 8th of January, again without internet.
Sorry to all those, to whose emails of the last 2 weeks I didn't respond.
Had a computer breakdown, lost data, chaos - just write again, if it was
important.
Sooo, for the dealers and hunters I wish some quiet
Hi Rob,
The book Bernd mentioned -
NININGER H.H. and NININGER A.D. (1950) The Nininger Collection of
Meteorites:
A Catalog and a History (American Meteorite Museum, Winslow, Arizona. 144
pp.).
contains maps of US-finds.
Those which were definitely traceable to the field activities of the
Yes.
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Sent: Friday, December 16, 2005 2:16 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Spreading the wealth of information! Who
Iare??
Dear List;
This coming Monday, I will address
Help list!
After a longer pause, I looked into ebayso many different sellers,
- since when there are so many Nantan-wrongs appeared?
http://cgi.ebay.com/13LB-AAA-Grade-VALUABLE-IRON-METEORITE-NanDan-CHINA_W0QQitemZ6588371385QQcategoryZ3239QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
It's because Matt isn't a carnival barker and perhaps to modest for that
branch.
I know that stone, be assured that the provenance is flawless and the
material remarkably fresh,
a lucky find, cause it's almost not weathered.
I personally would have set the price a little bit higher, as the tkw is
And can me someone tell me details about NWA 849 vs. Campo?
http://www.michaelbloodmeteorites.com/HB2W.jpg
Looks so similar and the values are so similar.
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Sent: Thursday, December
to be similar to Campo del Cielo, everything else is a
fraud.
Expressing my opinion, if in doubt, check it out!
Adam Hupe
The Hupe Collection
Team LunarRock
IMCA 2185
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From: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi Al(l),
on the german meteorite list was reported the output of diamonds:
annual: 12.4 metric tons
estimated total since ancient times: 680 tons
Keep that in mind folks,
if you let pass on ebay an R-chondrite at 5$/g
R-chondrites - annual output (estimated): 0.0005 tons
total: 0.021tons
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From: Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 5:32 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Total Number of Meteorites?
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 15:39:25 +0100, Martin Altmann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's amazing
to describe a market
Cheerio!
Martin
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From: Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 7:45 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Total Number of Meteorites?
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 18:55:53 +0100, Martin Altmann
(Hola list, Zelimir asked me to forward this mail, as he can't come through
since months)
Hi list,
Interesting debate about the number of meteorites related to the market
(Martin, I appreciated your clever views).
This question is by no means also more or less directly related to the
actual
listed than collectors exist?
We'll find it perhaps out in discussing Zelimir's pos?
Martin
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From: Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 8:29 PM
Subject: Re
I wouldn't say, that that person who measured the isotopes is an idiot,
as he is sine 30 years in meteoritics, when there even wasn't a little
Matteo planned.
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specimens are certainly well worth to be
viewed!
Enjoy!
Martin Altmann
on behalf of the Rollin' Rock Team
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Hi List,
on doing some recherches I stumbled about this fine site.
http://www.muonionalustameteorites.com
Fine pictures from hunting Muoniounalusta.
Buckleboo!
Martin
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The last unsolvable mystery of meteoritics:
How does Cabin Creek looks from behind?
Did anyone ever saw the back?
Buckleboo!
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From: Jim Strope [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 1:58 PM
Subject: Re:
Not that bad:
Karakol
http://www.geokhi.ru/~meteorit/opis/karakol-e.html
Is it still a shield or already a nose cone?
Famous Bazkowka of course
http://astro.ia.uz.zgora.pl/~simkoz/meteoryt/galeria1/baszkowka.jpg
(don't forget, Rollin-Rock sales letter: my slice will be there only for a
few days
Or it means gone.
Very important on parcels, it's the confirmation, that it's sent, already
when one is still writing weg on the label...
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From: Peter Marmet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteoritenliste Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005
Hehe, the Museo played some jokes with you.
Melinite is an explosive, invented by Eugène Turpin (1848-1927) (a relative
of Ben Turpin?)
http://www.jtbaker.com/msds/englishhtml/p4556.htm
was used at that time as filling of grenades.
And melinite is an anagram of ilmenite, found in moon
You can buy your slice at a Bonham's auction in L.A. on 4th of Dec.
Help
Flash version Copyright © 2002-2005 Bonhams 1793 Ltd., Images and Text All
Rights Reserved
Lot No: 8084
Fukang Meteorite Slice - An Important New Discovery
Stoney Iron - Pallasite
Fukang, China
An extraordinary discovery
Esquel or
Imilacanother, I ask to some persons its go to
Munich Show if have seen this kilos of Fukang, but any
have say to have seen this material exibhited.
Matteo
--- Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha
scritto:
You can buy your slice at a Bonham's auction in L.A.
on 4th of Dec
Hi Göran,
I have another guess.
At the Museo di Scienze Planetarie of Prato
(http://www.mspo.it/ingl/homei.html)
is working a mineralogist a certain Marcello Mellini (Modesty is his middle
name).
In a sudden fit of unassumigness, he decided to name the new mineral
nahabedite. Matteo couldn't
Hi Doug,
I see it more pragmatically.
The termsconditions the seller/buyer knows before.
Don't know whether they are so different from other auction houses like
Christie's, Sotheby and all the rest of them.
Nor do I think, that they are meteorite pimps, maximum meteoritically
pimply.
(I guess the
Hi Mike,
in priciple I imagine the idea to sell meteorites via an auction house to be
not so absurd.
(Must exist more serious enterprises than this one.)
You know it by your own, if one has larger and rare, thus expensive pieces
for sale,
how one has to slog to sell it at an acceptable price,
Dear Matteo,
in almost every third case a dealer or collector advertises here on the
list, you feel the need to empty your bowels and you crow on the list, that
the price would be exaggerated and how much you paid for that locality or
that you once saw it on ebay ending at a lower price.
Apart
Howdy,
those, who are focussing on meteorites from Texas, please contact me,
we have a rare and very hard to find name for you!
(Don, you already have it, would be perhaps an upgrade).
Thanks!
Buckleboo
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Do you have the laws in written form?
The idiocies for me are always those speculations where, what, when is
forbidden to export or to collect
and nobody knows the wording and terms of those laws of each country
concerned.
So Matteo, job for you:
Collect the actual law textes of all countries
How large is the tkw now, after the recent finds?
Thanks!
Martin
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From: Ivan Kutyrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 6:58 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Meteorite Seymchan pallasite end cut for SALE
Please
Hiho,
Yes, I fully agree, I saw Hanno's slices in Munich and he priced them with
his 35-40$/g very affordable.
For those, who prefer Gujba: Eric Twelker has at the moment the best offers
on market.
With 40-50$/g he's not only cheaper than Gujba often ends on ebay,
but also his slices are
A little side note:
von Däniken bought a large part of the meteorites of the Bally-Prior Museum
in Switzerland,
which closed down in 2003. They had a remarkable meteorite collection,
consisting of specimens from the colln of Bally-Prior (1847-1926), who
bought meteorites from the Ward-Coonley
We had it on the list here.
According to assertions and estimations from dealers and Morocco travellers,
it should be something around 4-5 tons.
But of course not confirmed, as one can't check every single stone and it's
only an rough estimation, derived from the circumstance that NWA869er stones
Hi,
I have a bibliophilic question too.
I just sold my
Wasson, , John T.: Meteorites; Classification and Properties.
SpringerVerlag, New York, 1974
That orange hardcover standard work.
But I'm not sure about, which price I should ask, as I don't know anymore,
what I paid for,
nor am I able to
What about AfanasjevTeam, Carion, Chladni, Franco, Haberer, Karl, Koutyrev,
Sniadecki, Vassiliev and many, many others?
Steve, meteorite hunting isn't an exclusively American 20th century matter.
Buckleboo
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From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Luther said twice per week.
Theoretically it can be from Saturday to Tuesday continously, can't it?
But then not before next week on Monday.
Once per week means to me, once per week and not once every 8th day.
If uncle doctor says, take one once per day, he doesn't bother, whether you
take it
Rabimmel List!
Today is St.Martin's Day and as I am such a Martin, I need some bucks for
having goose, lampions and apples,
therefore I sell two Christmassy falls, which you could make to your own
gifts.
BARWELL
Leicestershire, England
Fall 1965, December 24, 16:20hrs
Tkw 44kg
Olivine
I have to correct myself, I looked in my old lists and Matteo is right,
Mike's price was 10$/g when he brought it to market.
Anyway, that 14.3$ I ask now, is justifiable, as it's nothing new, that
European falls tend to be very expensive, especially if they have a mere tkw
and if the material is
Cash bills are always the worst way,
also from Switzerland to Germany they seem to dissapear.
But those guys have paypal and as Czech Republic is part of EU, wire
transfers, if they have an account in Euro, are free for all EU-residents.
However, to carve figurines from meteorites is for my
Hi Jeff,
aren't among all those meteorite enthusiasts any to be found, who have some
experiences in editing to continue the magazine?
I mean in our digital times it can be done from everywhere on the globe. The
format of the textes and pictures are known, the publishing company and
their
The Sikhote is gone.
Thanks!
Martin
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Hi list,
some OT. Seems that a robot collected some email-adresses from a meteorite
site.
I recieved several mails with adresses from different well known meteorite
people from different countries with their adresses as sender and a virus in
the attachement. Others recieved them too.
Don't open
Wow Marcin,
do you have a date? A girl who likes dirt
I imagine you hanging your Droninos in the kitchen over the hob, when you're
preparing the food for a candle light dinner
and grinding down the coating from Brahin for a later sauna round...strange,
but romantic!
I keep my fingers
Hi Patrick, Darren, Kevin...
I neither would say, that in past it happened, that collectors were
discouraged by anyone to purchase unclassified stones or classified NWAs, it
was rather about to tell, that most collectors (and dealers) hold them not
exactely the same dear as classical finds or
Good point,
I have no idea, what the gram-price for an Antarctic meteorite would be, but
to me it seems, that the ANSMET searches are a little bit more sumptuous,
than to have travelled to Morocco to buy ALL stuff in bulk.
The original strewnfield information is lost also with the Antarctic
Exciting stuff!
Do you have hints yet about the terrestial age?
Jelously,
Buckleboo
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From: Greg Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Matson, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 2:04 AM
Subject: Re:
One can't determine, but one can guess macroscopically
and if one has had a lot of stones in one's hand,
the later correct determination of the weathering degree, often is as
supposed :-)
Let's be constru- and instructive, that's what the list is for, and try to
built up together a scale for
Not to forget Dho 910, which is very fresh, but has no separate entry
in the Bulletin :-(
Buckleboo
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Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 6:29 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] New Lunar Beauty - NWA 3163
Rhett Bourland was selling them a few years before.
Very decorative, I have a set on my shelf.
Once I had them on a fair as eyecatcher on my table
- some thought, they were meteorites and were really impressed, that science
is able to assign meteorites so precisely to a certain asteroid
---
Hidiho too,
my notes about the show are also somewhat short, as I had to run these days
like a marathon man, so we have to wait for the photos and the notes of the
other visitors and for the report by Norbert Classen in Joel's meteorite
magazine.
Mike is right, the Moroccans brought again less
list down?
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and collectors of
excellent reputation,
who naturally adhere to the highest standards.
Suscription is free, can be revoked anytime, hence:
Watch the preview
www.rollin-rock.com
and suscribe for not missing the first issue on 1st of November!
Martin Altmann,
on the behalf of the Rollin' Rock Team
Africa to Munich is only a cat's jump, as we say here.
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From: Greg Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 8:58 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Announcment: Rollin' Rock
and many meteorite people, but no Bernd :-(
Today was still the setting up of the tables and stalls, so that I can judge
the complete pomp not before tomorrow.
Evident, as also last year, the NWA-flood dries out.
Meanwhile Dean seems to have more stones than all Moroccains together :-)
(there
Hi Francesco, list,
thanks for the work.
Some remarks:
During the last years many mineral dealers found out, that meteorites are an
attraction, hence they give it in their assortment in the exhibitors' list,
although many of them have perhaps only a handfull of lousy indochinites or
a dozen
2cent.
Ciao
Francesco Moser
http://web.tiscali.it/francesco.moser/
IMCA #1510 www.imca.cc
There's just one kind of man that you can trust,
that's a dead man, or an IMCA like me.
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To: Moser Francesco [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hello list,
just back from a internetless (sorry) 3 weeks' trip, I found several mails,
asking, how to get to the Friday evening cometogether.
First of all, no panic, I'll be there on the show already on Thursday,
trying to shake hands with everyone (and perhaps dristibuting plans, how
tofind it)
Hi Chris,
I brought it several times to the attention of the list, check the archives.
with my temper, it's better not to repeat it :-)
Short-info:
Nobody tested it, nobody is interested in testing it and nobody is knowing
why noone of the professionals is interested in testing it.
The stone of
the entrance and to visit the
show on the business and expert visitors day and NOT the invitation tickets,
where the dealer has to pay) send it to me.
Martin Altmann
Mangfallstr. 2d
81547 Munich
Germany
(I'll refund you of course the shipping costs)
I'm obviously not in the computer of the organisation
Hi Stan,
ask the veteran collectors.
Meteorites in general are heftily UNDERhyped in these times.
Don't expect that that silly cheap pricing will continue until eternity.
Let's speak about pricing of rare types in 2 or 3 years from now on - you'll
see!
Buckleboo,
did you know, that tomorrow
(let me know,
wheter you'll join too ASAP):
Will be there:
Serge Afanasjev(cometshop http://www.meteorites21.com/ )
+ 1 hunter
+ 1 hunter
Martin Altmann (Buckleboo)
Razvan Andrei(oneonly Romanian collector)
+ wife
Christian Anger ( http://www.austromet.com )
Uwe Arendt (German
, isn't it?
Cheerio!
Martin
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To: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2005 3:57 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Capot Rey...photos please of the H5
Hi Martin,
I can
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Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2005 10:29 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Capot Rey...photos please of the H5
Hello again,
Again, you have missed my point. I am simply saying that the proper
science
.
Matteo
--- Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha
scritto:
Hi again too,
and again I say: Holy IMCA do something for your
image and find a place,
where this IMB-Capot-Rey will be examined.
Here in Germany you have to beg the few universities
on your knees, that
they accept
Hi Jeff,
as far as I understand the term IMB does not name a completely and
uniformly molten rock.
Else, I would have have problems to understand the B, if there aren't any
fragments of the precessor material to be found in the melt (and I think, we
easily will sled into the PAC corner).
Hi Dirk,
contact Carsten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
He has some for sale.
On his homepage ( http://www.gi-po.de/main_eng.htm )are listed only two
samples, but I think he has more and better pictures.
Capot Rey is quite spectacular looking. I'd rather say a H5 with IMB. Dark
broad streams of melt around
Baetylophages.
Starrockers
Telepetrologists.
Meteorists (smells).
or simply Wackos?
(I guess that's what your families will would say..)
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Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2005 7:10 PM
Subject: Re:
Hidiho,
the generous donatrix of Vernon County is Sigrid WENGERT (not Sigrid
Leenen).
I always mix the names up, my fault, sorry.
Thanks to Partick Hermann for his respectable bid he paid for the specimen.
And for the case, that Geoff hasn't one yet, of course his great full
activity should be
Hiho,
I have problems in understanding:
In sawing the mass,
globules were inflamed by the friction of the
teeth of the saw, and a bright light produced.
What for globules? Globules inside Braunau?
In ignoring globules I'd say, that one never sees, while cutting, what is
going on inside the
Hola,
and the six-pointed star is the symbol of the brewers. As it is composed by
the triangle with point down, symbol of water, and the triangle with the tip
up, fire. Skol.
Need the raised fingers from those, who will meet with da beer in Munich on
Friday!
Martin
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Hola list,
last call for the charity raffle related sale of the slice of the ultrarare
historic US-fall
VERNON COUNTY
Vernon County, Wisconsin, USA
Fall 1865, March 26, 09:00hrs
Olivine bronzite chondrite H6, veined
Tkw: 1500grams (800g of them lost).
(don't mix it up with Mount Vernon, the
Dear List Members,
just an instant ago, Sigrid Leenen called, wanting to make a very generous
donation for the raffle.
But as the deadline for prize donation was yesterday and I have the feeling,
that still the value of the prizes exceeds the revenue of the until now sold
tickets, let's just sell
Where is the problem?
Marcin, since when it's illegal to import meteorites to Poland?
They should pay the taxes at customs and that's it.
Meow!
Tiiickets, tickets, tckets! Sooon will be deadline!
Buy Tiickets!!
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From: Chauncey Walden [EMAIL
Gosh - alcool and cigarettes, gas ect. I can understand, because of the high
differences in the height of taxes, but meteorites?
If I get a parcel from elsewhere outside from EU and the customs takes a
look inside, I have to pay normal VAT of 16%, no matter what stuff it is.
Well I heard, that
Hehe, with the ownerless parcel, I'm sure you would have risen the finger in
the bus!
There are at least 3 meteorite sellers in Poland, Marcin.
Marcin Cimala, the polish polisher!
Andrzej Pilski, one of world's best iron preparator.
Slawomir Derecki, excellent jewelery. Not the stuff, where they
Meteorites are expensive
Not at all. What would be a maximum selling price for a 150kg
Sikhote-shrapnel?
Like an acceptable Darjeeling Tea? 30$/kg
Like prosciutto di Parma? 40$/kg
Like a good malt whisky? 50$/kg
Like a lobster? 60$/kg
Like truffles? 2000$/kg (wow, I'm in the wrong branch.
Hola European list members,
for those, who don't have Paypal, but want to purchase tickets,
you can contact me directly, [EMAIL PROTECTED] - I'll pay for
you through paypal
and you can send me the money (8Euro or so) with a conventional method.
An international bank transfer between
Yes, I suggest that, what all want to know, the newest concept:
W
(= the weight of da meteorite).
All other tkws, taws, crws are functions of time.
More seriously, I think the only possible approach, is the syssiphic labour
Joern does with his Metbase.
Difficult if one should informal notices
Reason for write this topic was not to find how much kilos of Bengi have
other dealers ;-P, but what is real TKW of this fall.
Humm, I might be not the most intelligent boy,
but doesn't the TKW imply, how much also at the dealers is to be found?
(Especially with Moroccain falls, which
The cube is in ruin, bah.
Tiickets, tckets, I've only 498 left!!!
Buckleboo!
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From: M come Meteorite Meteorites [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 5:11 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list]
But not enough yet, if we aim for an average of each list member having one
ticket, hh :-)
Wow, a hunting trip - that's really the coolest prize!
Buckleboo!
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From: batkol [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Notkin [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Meteorite List
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