as it is.
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Its doing so because it was mythically sealed.
:0)
-mt
It is nice to know that the pile of rust and olivine I
have visibly decaying away in my collection is only
doing so mythically.
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lucky it consumes up
the oxy without breaking the surface. If your not, you get the ugly
Nantan effect.
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No mater how you fix up an iron, it may rust from the inside! I have
several meteorites that turned to rust and several that look brand
new! I guess it depends
I may have just mythread it. But I doubt I mythdiagnosed it.
-mt
On Tue, 2006-11-07 at 11:27 -0500, Darren Garrison wrote:
Maybe the original post was just a mythunderstanding. :-)
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While I do not wish to give out a complete blow by blow of the legal
case. I do wish to squash Mr. Evan's weak attempt to confuse the issue.
The court was made fully aware of the material that was offered as the
first 1/5 of your part of the trade. The judge examined it and was
amused. Had Mr.
I respectfully can't agree with Mr. Pitt on the NJO (New Jersey Object).
We must all remember that new iron falls will NOT look like Sikhote
Alin, Canyon Diablo, or Campos. Those falls did not slow down to the
retardation point, they kept a significant fraction of their cosmic
velocity. They
In the USA, ownership of found or fallen meteorites was established long
ago by the Supreme Court. This was reestablished in the Syracuse fall
which hit the woman. What few know about was the lawsuit by the stuck
tenant to get ownership of the meteorite, it failed.
If it falls on private
We have so far:
Meteorite - 3
Meteorwrong - 3
Brushed up nantan/other - 2
Betean Fuel rod - 1
Abstain - 4
Still taking votes, email off list if you wish an anonymous vote.
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We have so far:
Meteorite - 3
Meteorwrong - 8
Brushed up nantan/other - 3
Betean Fuel rod - 1
Abstain - 5
Still taking votes, email off list if you wish an anonymous vote.
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Lots of off list voting!
We have so far:
Meteorite - 5
Meteorwrong - 18
Brushed up Nantan/other - 4
Betean Fuel rod - 1
Abstain - 5
Slag -1
Did anyone notice the US Steel industrial park a stone's throw away from
the impact location?
Still taking votes, email off list if you wish an anonymous
and have had it cut and stabilized using
a vacuum chamber, corrosion inhibitor impregnation and finally an
Opticon/epoxy sealant. These beautiful slices are full of olivine and
will be available in my room at Inn Suites room 230 with Anne Black.
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As per my earlier post, I've stabilized a Brenham.
I've had Marlin cut 6mm slices and 3.5mm slices with a little
translucency. Most slices are between 300g and 450g
$3.50 for the 6mm
and $5.50 for the 3.5mm
If anyone is wanting some slices, please contact me off list.
thanks!
-mt
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Don't forget Ivuna in Tanganyika. It was recovered from a tree by a
german expat! 2 more peices were seen to hit the salt flat, the German
drove a stake in the ground meaning to come back and look for them
later. Regretably before he got returned to the site, WWII began and
the British
This is the official info release of a new iron. I identified this on a
West Texas Trip in February 2005. It took a year of negotiating with
the rancher before I got my paws on it.
Trip info at
http://imca.repetti.net/metinfo/metadventures/west_texas.html
The iron masses 42.27 kg. Named the
The hunt is on!
I just talked to my friend down in South America, too. I got tickets to
go. See you there Sonny!
Sonny, Are you bringing the margarita mix for the field? We can pick up
the alcohol cheap there! No nasty water for us!
I've got the maps and the topos. This should be great!
-mt
I've finishing a very interesting study on meteorite recovery which is
heavily statistics oriented. However, I may have flaws in my assumptions
and data sets.
I recall that my college stat professor drilled into us, that when you
have a serious stat problem, go find a real statistician. So hence
In a pic, this tells the story. Mike is there, police don't care.
http://filer.livinginperu.com/news/img/farmer_meteor_s.jpg
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I've been told to cut the new fall in 99% alcohol. I've had my
secretary calling the local grocery stores and drugstores for this
stuff, but its not carried. I've been told Safeway carries it, but
they're not in Austin. A local medical places has it for $16 per pint
(ouch) which is excessive.
Wow, I got a wonderful deluge of helpful info. Thanks to everyone, I
won't be able to respond to all emails. I will definitely use alcohol.
Fear not I'll be safe.
Now then, I got off the plane this morning, and now I'm going to go
crawl into bed from my
One picture can say so much...
http://www.texasmeteoritelab.com/x/IMG_1275.JPG
Riddle me this, and Riddle me that,
Can't you all guess where the meteorites at?
-mt
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In terms of height, they are.
-mt
And I thought Mike and Bill Jensen were the world's largest
meteorite
dealers?
Steve
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I'm looking for a video editing volunteer.
My 2 week expedition recovering the new fall was well documented, dozens and
dozens of pictures and over 1.5 hours of video clips of interviews, relevant
scenery, daily planning, and trips to impact points.
My plan is too filter and condense all this
Could someone be so kind as to forward me Harold R Povenmire's
email? I seem to have lost it, from the Tucson show.
Off list, of course.
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I am saddened to announce that I've been the victim of a fruadulent trade. I
view it is as my duty as an IMCA member and a proactive citizen to warn other
meteorite collectors of this person to help them avoid entanglements with this
person, thus I post here. I am pursuing other action, both
The hunters in Patagonia have been busy this year. First an iron (See
Mike Farmers website) then a stone.
I have some great slices of the new Patagonian find provisionally
calledCerro Mesa L6 - possible fall
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemih=002item=120033936613
the Lamesa (b)
really really long Sikhote Alin bullet... pictures say it
all.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=120037638194
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The longest Sikhote Alin Bullet I've ever seen!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemih=002item=120037638194
The new meteorite from Patagonia - Cerro Mesa...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemih=002item=120037637277
A copy of the Thuathe meteorite fall report by Ambrose
The Wellman (f) [provisional] has made it out of the lab. Below is the link to
the lab results and
my very delayed recovery report of the recovery of the Wellman (f) in October
of 2004.
By popular request, I have included bigger pictures (and in focus!). Be warned,
the web page is
now
From my Mexico trip last month, I got a 285g Allende that was alledgedly
recovered a few days after the fall. A horrible fuzzy picture was in the
website
http://www.westernwelltool.com/trip-22APR05/morito.htm
I have better pictures below of the 285g Allende.
From the purple tint on the crust,
In regards to the link. I bought the PF-10 Barranca saw 2 months
ago. I do not recommend this saw to anyone. The splash cover is
poorly designed. Due to the fact that the travel of the autofeed is on
the OUTside -- there is a huge gap where oil will splatter out
nonstop. The best I could
June 6 on Fox34 TV in Lubbock had a news clip on meteorites.
Showed some thin, lanky guy swinging a metal detector. That guy
happens to be me.
Fox34 picked up my name from my meteorite education campaign
I'm doing in West Texas. The assistant news director said they're
having a 'slow news
Those of you who are in the Austin, Hill Country area and have not
emailed me about dinner this week, send me an email offlist.
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I've been getting emails about it, so here's the post for everyone...
For those of you who saw that the Wellman (f) made the meteorite of
the day, yesterday -- here is the link again of the recovery and some
great pics of the 'rest of the story'.
I'm behind in posting. I've heard back from the Lab, the two stone
meteorites found during my 2005 February-car-in-the-ditch adventures
have been typed.
Lamesa (b) [provisional] - H4 - TKW 1.4kg
Tahoka [provisional] - L5 - 7kg
The adventures in finding these are here:
Anyone hear about this new India fall in June? BTW - all Indian
meteorites are Indian Geologic Survey property, so not likely we'll see
any of this.
http://www.navhindtimes.com/stories.php?part=newsStory_ID=08125
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This is a request for help.
I'm doing research on the Blanket, Texas 1909 meteorite fall.
Specifically, I'm needing fall location information. There is little
documentation of this fall. The local newspaper has archives but
there was a tornado the day before this meteorite fell and the
test
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Looks like some SA got seized in Poland.
http://www.mg.co.za/articlepage.aspx?area=/breaking_news/other_
news/articleid=250483
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I'm back! Another trip to hunt down space rocks proves to be
successful. Read about the who, what, when and where! If you
don't know the Why, you don't understand the meteorite hunt
addiction!
http://www.westernwelltool.com/trip05.htm
New mystery rock! Get yer copies here! Grab'em quick
I have posted pictures from the Denver show. Mainly Auction, Dinner, and
Raffle.
I think this link works for the public:
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/black_bart_data/album?.dir=/e6e0.src=ph
I don't recognize most the people, so please email me with names - Reference
the picture name
and
I have updated the posted pictures from the Denver show.
Mainly Auction, Dinner, and Raffle.
Other juicy tidbits from the show - Hans hiding Mike Farmer's laptop
and packing the laptop bag with rocks one night. Also, the rowdy
gals in the back of the auction who got 'hushed'. There were
I'm leaving for Tanzania, Africa on Friday for an expedition. I'll be hunting
some old falls there.
High hopes on the Ufana Enstatite. I'll take lots of pics on the trip and
document all that I can.
Anyway, to offset some trip expenses I've listed some meteorites on Ebay that
end in 24
I've been trying to reach Bob Evans for weeks. Does anyone know his
situation?
Please reply off list.
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In my research of rare Texas history books, I've found references on 2
meteorite falls that are pre-
Nininger and are NOT in the Catalogue. The first I'm still research with the
help of the County Historical
society. The second I need some help on.
I've found a reference to a fall in 1884 at
First - A huge museum grade Thuate is closing in a few hours, Come look! Stone
#1091 in the
Ambrose catalogue.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=6574822339
Second - A full slice of Campos Sales at $3/g
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=6574815143
Last - Who can
Anyone have any info on the unlisted meteorite refered to as
Lubbock West?
-mt
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I might. Do you think he'll take American Express?
-mt
Did you see this? A man found a 650 kilo Brenham and thinks it is worth
$18.00 gram.
Good luck.
Anyone going to buy this one?
Mike Farmer
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Jokes aside.
Do we know who this hunter is? Where exactly he hunted? And
what equipment he was using? Coil size?
I personally, give him hats off! I thought Breham was nearly
exhausted. Glad to see I'm wrong.
-mt
http://www.thekansascitychannel.com/news/5294512/detail.html
Did
I'm in need of a Pulse Star 2 detector. If you have one. Please
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News! The meteorite fragments I recovered in April on my Mexico
expedition have been paired. It is the Aldama (b). From the
catalogue - TKW 66g, H5, W3.
I now have the main mass. Hi res picture of fragments:
http://www.texasmeteoritelab.com/aldama_b/aldama_stone2.jpg
Original expedition
I've got a few auctions ending on EBay in a few hours.
First, the Meteorwrong Collector's Meteorwrong - The Plainview weird one.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=6584603433
A most awesome oriented Sihkote Alin with flowlines
True Market Price defined:
The price at which a buyer who does not have to buy will purchase
from a seller who does not have to sell.
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The time has come for me to buy a flat Lap for polishing slices.
Who can recommend a tried and true Flap lap and what size?
-mt
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As long as we are on the subject of a new Harvey Award, I'd like to
propose a Jailbird award. Many of us know the dangers of
Meteorite hunting, among them are the hazards of foolish and
contrite laws.
These laws have imprisioned quite a few meteorite hunters over the
years in many
I'd like to announce that the stone meteorite I recovered during my September
2005 expedition near Plainview, Texas has been paired. It has paired with the
Kress (d), TKW was 57g. The report of the field trip is found here:
http://imca.repetti.net/metinfo/metadventures/laborday.html
This was
I, too, wish to say thanks to Twink
Larry Monrad and Jim Kriegh on that Gold Basin Cake.
Not only was it a nice touch, but they spend the bucks to get a great
TASTING cake, too. It was damn good! The chocolate was moist
and had a sweet filling between the layers. I went back for 2nds
I've got a few auctions ending on Ebay within HOURS.
A 127g Deport Iron individual with shale still it! Almost all known Deports
were cleaned and wire brushed - This one was left intact. Really Neat!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=6616538846
A 33g Kress (d) H5 slice with
Bob Evans, if you're out there. Please contact me by email.
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It appears Kentucky has a new meteorite.
The Catalogue seems to have misplaced Murray (CM2). The Murray
meteorite is listed as Calloway County, TX. 36 36 N, 88 6 W.
This location is not even in Texas. In fact Texas doesn't have a
Calloway county. Plotting the lat/longs on a homesearch give
Does anyone have any research on the Florence Meteorite,
Williamson County?
Where can I get older Met Bulitins older than 1970?
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That goes for me too. Recognizing achondrites looks kind of dicey
without fusion crust. It gives me the hebby-geebies that I may miss
one. WHoever answers, please post to list for all of us.
-mt
Hi,
I am a meteorite hunter. I usually hunt for meteorites in the hot deserts
of North and
Jorn, I saw this posted by some coinshooters to clean metal. Will
this work for iron? Haven't tried it. I suspect with some chem
tweaks this may be the best your average collector could build
affordably to treat irons.
When building a electrolysis machine to clean metal, a
better
Has anyone been able to confirm the new India fall that occurred
Oct 31, 2004 in Gujarat Province, India? I've only seen the prelim
new report, but no confirming news.
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I'm doing some research and found a interesting anomoly. The
strewnfield for Kendleton is 2 miles. Most strewnfields I've read
about are normally 5-15 miles long for stone meteorites.
Anyone heard of a 2 mile strewnfield?
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Sounds like a true 'rock hound'.
My dog just ate a rare rock specimen yesterday.
I hope he doesn't acquire a taste and move on to meteorites.
Nick
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Hate to bust everyone's bubble, but orientated is a word. But I don't
think you mean to use it.
http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionaryva=orientated
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I have the pleasure to announce a new find from the high plains of
Texas. It was found by a cotton farmer in 1999 and identified in
October of 2004. Due dilligence with TCU and the Field Museum
have ruled out a pairing.
So I wish to announce the arrival of the provisionally named, but not
I've been asked to write a short piece on the Crosbyton, Texas
meteorite. The Catalogue has darn little. Does anyone have any
info on this?
-mt
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Does anyone want to split their hotel room? I arrive in Tucson
Friday. I've managed to screw up my reservations and have no
reservations. Staying Feb 4, 5, 6.
-mt
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Does anyone have Dr. Ted Bunch's phone #?
I'm having trouble tracking down Dr. Bunch at N. Az U., he
apparently is not officially on staff.
Please contact me off list.
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I would like report a field nickel test that I'm using. I've been
frustrated in the past trying to test 'suspect' irons in the field, and I
suspect I'm not alone. I have seen in the met list archives
discussion of field nickel tests. All tests reported were discouraging,
and that the litmus
I would like report a field nickel test that I'm using. I've been
frustrated in the past trying to test 'suspect' irons in the field, and I
suspect I'm not alone. I have seen in the met list archives
discussion of field nickel tests. All tests reported were discouraging,
and that the litmus
When I posted my endorsement of a field nickel test that works, I mentioned
brielfly the iron that I tested it on during my trip last weekend. Immediately
I
received some wonderful emails of congrats and some asking for a slice.
Also, those I met in Tucson heard me grumbling about a 19 lb
Has there been any confirmed meteorites near Madrid, Spain from
that recent Fireball?
I'll be in Madrid and have 3 free days, Mar 11-13. If there are any
listmembers in Madrid, contact me off list.
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Does anyone have a Kendleton Strewnfield map?
I've got a copy of Monnig's old notes and am plotting pieces from
secondary sources but the plots are not agreeing with other
observations.
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I just finished the first of several trips to the Kendleton strewnfield.
This trip was to establish locations listed in Monnig's notes in order
to plot the strewnfield with reasonable accuracy.
All that is known about the main mass is that King found a single
meteorite of 1588g off to the side
Does anyone have firm numbers on how long a CI type meteorite
will last on the ground before weathering into soil? It is obviously
dependent on rainfall and other conditions, but what are the year
ranges? 20 years? 120years?
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LOL. Thats my ebay ad!
The dark inclusion is refered to by Smithsonian's The Allende,
Mexico meteor Shower, (Smithsonian Contributions to Earth
Sciences -1970 no5 - They even show one on page 32) as a Dark
Inclusion. Yep, them Yankee scientists get awefully technical.
In the booklet, they
For US searches I recommend the use of
http://terraserver.microsoft.com/
IF your in Texas you can get 1 meter resolution aerial imagery and
GIS data through
http://www.tnris.state.tx.us/DigitalData/TxDOT/txdot.htm
Further, if you want an excellent and inexpensive GIS program, go
to
If anyone has a sample of Aldama (b), please email me off list.
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Would all the Meteorite List folks in Central Texas email me off list.
I know of 4 near austin and I think we have enough to get together
for dinner in Austin sometime this month.
-mt
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I've created a stone meteorite identification video of good quality.
With the success of Meteorite Men, the universities, labs, and some
dealers including me are suddenly receiving a big influx of meteorwrong
submissions. I wanted to create a video of instruction that any of us
could redirect the
In Austin, TX in mag 3.5 sky.
Observed 29 in 2 hours, with 2 fireballs brighter than Sirus.
-mt
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I swore I saw a faint and brief (1-2 sec) aurora borealis last night.
But this is Austin, Texas and they never get down this far. Did anyone
else see it?
odd odd.
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I've finally produced the first episode in a series of Meteorite videos.
Based on interviews with scientists, dealers, hunters, and perhaps
unsavory characters (did Madoff collect irons?) inside the meteorite
world.
I'll be posting this video series, commentary, and documentaries on my
Argentina
The latest episode of Insights on Meteorites is now released! The topic
of this episode is meteorite dealers advice to new collectors.
The link is only available thru Facebook at
http://www.facebook.com/OutofaBlueSky
Be sure to click the Like button while you are there!
Video description
The 3rd episode of Insights on Meteorites has been released.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOR7jOk4ZC0
Finally the answer to the question, how do you pronounce the #@#$
thing? and other juicy tidbits...
-mt
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I'm looking for any meteorite collecting geologists in Texas.
Specifically, one who knows his meteoritical geology inside and out and
could give a lecture on it to fellow geologists.
-mt
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Finally got to cut a few slices of Buzzard Coulee, Ash Creek and Deport,
Texas iron.
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whoops. the link changed. correct link is below.
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Finally got to cut a few slices of Buzzard Coulee, Ash Creek and Deport,
Texas iron.
http://stores.ebay.com/Out-of-a-Blue-Sky-Meteorite-Gallery
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I am working on two different video projects about meteorites. The first
is Serious the second is FUN.
Dealers -
I am wanting to casually interview any and all meteorite dealers I can
and ask some simple questions:
1. What makes collecting meteorites interesting or exciting?
2. What do you
To all the Denver dealers I interviewed. A great big thank you!
I got some great video of advice for new collectors that will help bring
in new collectors and keep them. I'll be putting the footage together
for a orientation video that should help the industry as a whole.
As to the second video,
As I was mentioned in the article, I should respond.
The finder found a hematite nodule. The finder and the reporter
contacted me. The reporter confirmed that the confirmation of a
meteorwrong won't make the paper.
As a sidenote, as Newport is my grandparents hometown, I've been after
the
I just received a fake email from Rubin Garcia. It only has a link to a
webpage with a hostile script. I run Linux, so the attack didn't affect
me, but I'm not sure about Windows.
DO NOT OPEN the email.
I've tried to contact Rubin that his yahoo email account is likely
hacked, but couldn't
The Secret Dangers of Meteorite Hunting has been finished and will be
released very soon on my YouTube cahnnel, outofablueskymeteor. Filmed
mostly in Denver and Austin, with weeks in production and a budget of
almost $1.98, this highly anticipated short mocumentary will be released
this week
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