Dear Listees:
I am assisting a friend sell a substantial specimen of Zagami. This is
a good part slice with fusion crust on one edge and is from a well
known and reputable older collection, with collection label. The price
is FAR below retail as the seller needs to move it quickly. Serious
Wow, what are the chances of that happening? Herbert and I both posted
ads for Zagami at the same time! : )
Just so there is no confusion, these are two separate offerings. The
one I have available is a larger specimen. Good luck with your sale
Herbert.
Sincerely,
Geoff N.
Mark posted:
One is a fragment individual with a Nininger number and a second
collection number. Could someone identify the
second collection number for me? I've seen like collection numbers
before.
http://www.meteoritearticles.com/coldimmitt.html
Dear Mark and List:
I had the
Dear Listees:
Greetings from Tucson.
Meteorite List member, and my long-time friend from New Jersey, Derek
Yoost is featured in a news article about meteorites and meteorite
collecting:
http://www.dailyrecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061127/
COMMUNITIES/611270323/1203/NEWS01
Derek
steve arnold wrote:
I have seen with many eucrites that there is a polymict type and a
monomict
type.What are the differences?
Dear Steve:
May I recommend a very useful resource to you:
The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites
By O. Richard Norton
Cambridge University Press
First edition
Dear Friends and List Members:
Greetings from sunny Tucson.
Thanks to Ruben Garcia and Steve Arnold for posting info about our
upcoming Travel Channel show. Filming at Brenham and Glorieta was a
great experience and I was lucky enough to be in the company of some
serious meteorite hunters:
Jim Strope wrote:
The joke photo for those of you, like Michael, who did not see it was:
http://207.56.99.163/Sikhotefall4.gif
Jim, that was a superb prank! Ingenious of you to substitute a new
photo at your own URL.
What a lark, as we used to say in England : )
Cheers,
Geoff N.
Dear Listees:
One of my friends kindly pointed out that the air date for our
meteorite hunting show is TUESDAY December, 19, not Thursday. Sorry
about that! Don't want you tuning in on the wrong day and watching some
scary show about bounty hunters or anything. : )
I'll post a reminder next
Dear Listees:
Greetings from Tucson, the meteorite capital of the world.
I am very pleased and excited to announce that by exclusive arrangement
with the Brenham Meteorite Company I am now offering superb, genuine
Steve Arnold Brenham meteorite slices.
Every one of my Brenham specimens comes
Jim posted:
I bought a slice of Brenham from Steve at Tucson last year . . . I'm
very
happy to report that it has been rock stable-not a hint of rust in the
year that I have owned it. I've been very happy with it.
Dear Jim:
Thanks for letting us know about your positive experience with
Tomasz posted:
My name is Tomasz Jakubowski, I am a geologist and an IMCA member
#2321. About 2 weeks ago I swapped my Sikhote Alin specimen for
Steve's howardite.
Dear Listees:
I have had extensive dealings with Mr. Jakubowski. He is a geologist,
an IMCA member, and very knowledgeable
Dear Listees:
Greetings all from Tucson, the land of eternal sunshine.
A reminder that tonight, viewers in North America can see the world
premiere of the Cash and Treasures meteorite hunters episode on the
Travel Channel and Travel Channel Pacific.
Your fellow Meteorite List members Steve
Dear Listees:
December greetings from Tucson. A lovely sunny day here today.
I'd like to draw your attention to the January, 2007 issue of Wired
magazine, which has just hit the stands. It includes a large and rather
spectacular feature article on Steve Arnold #1 and his Brenham
meteorite
Paul Harris posted:
Windows has a setting under Sounds and Audio Devices that creates a
click each time a new navigation is sensed. Unfortunately our Banner
Ads and our rotating Classified Ads are picked up by Windows as a new
event.
Dear Paul and List:
Another effective method of
Dear Listees:
New Year's greetings to you all from sunny Tucson, AZ. It *is* still
sunny, but unusually cool for Tucson. We had snow on the mountains for
two days and just yesterday I saw a person wearing a scarf! Can you
imagine : )
First off, Steve Arnold #1 and I would like to thank all
On Jan 3, 2007, at 7:00 PM, tett wrote:
Fess up guys, was this iron planted? If it was, it really does not
detract from a great news
article and the new find helps to give the segment more pizzaz!
Dear Tett:
Thanks for the enthusiastic comments.
Funny you should ask about the iron being
Dear Listees:
Greetings from Tucson.
I've been told by several friends who waited to book late for this
year's Gem Show that they cannot find any accommodation at all in
Tucson.
I was also notified of the following availability by a friend today,
and thought it might be of interest to a
Dear Listees:
The rental house in Tucson I mentioned last week has been booked by a
famous meteorite hunter.
For anyone still looking for last-minute accommodation, I know of a
lovely bed and breakfast in downtown Tucson which is available during
the show on a nightly basis. It's a roomy,
Dear Listees:
Would someone please be kind enough to write to me off-List with Jim
Schwade's email address. Or, Jim, if you see this please drop me a
line.
Sorry to use the List for directory inquiries : )
Geoff N.
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Did anyone else notice Geoff Notkin's meteorite page on Wikipedia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteorite
Dear Mark:
Thank you very much for the kind compliment, but I can only take a
small amount of credit for that. Much/most of the copy was provided by
other contributors. Not sure who
of problems with the
venue, but everything is now 100% for this Friday. So, for those of you
already here, or on your way:
Steve Arnold and Geoff Notkin invite you to:
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL
METEOR MAYHEM BIRTHDAY BASH
AND HARVEY AWARDS
Come help Geoff and Steve celebrate their joint birthday (Feb. 1
Dear Listees:
I thought it might be helpful to mention that Allan and Iris Lang are
on their way home from the 2007 Tucson show, and probably cannot to
reply to posts regarding the auction at this time.
Since Allan has been a respected buyer and seller of meteorites for
more than thirty
Chicago Steve posted:
London was GREAT! . . . I am glad the
language barrier was no problem.
Dear Steve:
Glad to hear you enjoyed your visit to my old home town.
I am puzzled by your comment regarding the language barrier. It's
been a few years since I was in Chicago or back home in
Dear Sikhote-Alin:
Happy birthday old friend! Are you really sixty today? You hardly look
a day over five billion.
Here are a couple of new photos I'd like to share:
http://www.aerolite.org/catalogue/sikhote-1582-i.htm
Looks like a pretty ordinary piece of shrapnel, right? 1,582 grams.
Dear Michael, Mike, Greg, Charlie, Ryan and others:
Please be advised that Iris Lang is seriously ill and had to be
hospitalized following the auction. She is with her doctors in Florida
at the moment. I spoke with her two days ago and advised her to rest
and to try and not worry about all
Dear Mike:
You're a good friend and a good neighbor. I've always respected your
sense of justice and I sure don't want to get into an argument with you
on the List.
I'm not making any implications. I'm being very direct and
straightforward. You have a right to voice your opinions and concerns
Dear Listees:
I have the unhappy duty of informing you that our friend and colleague
Iris Lang has suffered a heart attack. She is convalescing in Florida
where she has friends and family nearby. Her doctors believe the
episode was the result of an existing condition aggravated by stress
Dear Martin:
What a wonderful item! I think that's the coolest meteorite collectible
I've seen in a long while. You, Stefan, and Andi have produced some
beautiful work with this and the Moon boxes, which were a huge hit here
in Tucson during the show. I'm glad I managed to buy one set before
Randall Gregory posted:
I will not hesitate to prosecute and trust me, American jails would
be considered luxury resorts compared to South
American jails. Your sustenance will consist of beans, potatoes, and
rice and maybe a piece of chicken if you're lucky. You might get 1
piece of fruit
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=160063023682
Excellent!
Our friend Mark Bostick gave me one of these as a present, and it went
straight into my meteorite toys collection. Yes, I have a meteorite
toys collection. I know it's weird, but the kids love it. Oh wait, I
don't have
Dave Harris posted:
You guys have been going on about Holbrook as if it was the most
important thing in the world and also on and on about this
speculative Peru fall -
isn't this all a bit parochial? Is the Hambleton pallasite really
that
boring? Maybe you all know about it already and
Dear Listees:
Happy Birthday Parnallee! 150 years old today.
LL3.6
Fell February 28, 1857
Madura, India
Wow, look at those chondrules: http://www.aerolite.org/parnallee.htm
My girlfriend, the lovely Cindy Sue, whom many of you know from the
Tucson show, is also celebrating a big one today,
Dear Listees:
Greetings comrades. Viewers in North America who haven't seen our Cash
Treasures meteorite hunting episode, and would like to, have a
couple more chances to catch it tonight.
The show features the very lovely Becky Worley learning the ropes from
heavy duty meteorite hunters
Dear Listees:
A number of you have emailed me to ask how Iris Lang is doing. I spoke
with her today by telephone and her spirits are improved. She is still
convalescing in Florida.
Iris suffered congenital heart failure. She is taking a blood thinner
and is under orders from her doctors to
Dave posted:
I don't see it yet as I stand on my head to look at the photo up side
down.
I still go with hoodlums chucking a piece of foundry steel through a
window, or some industrial mishap that launched debris over a distance.
Hey Dave, that was a good chuckle thanks : ) Are we going
Dear Listees:
For your enjoyment: an entertaining article -- with photo -- about our
own Steve Arnold in the Arizona Range News, a local southern Arizona
paper:
http://www.willcoxrangenews.com/articles/2007/03/06/news/features/
feature1.txt
Even when Steve has car trouble he still manages
Dear Listees:
Greetings all.
I'd like to invite you to view some gorgeous, oriented, fully-crusted
Millbillillies. These are some of the nicest stones I've ever seen.
They're not cheap but they are spectacular. Some of them have radiating
flowlines that are extraordinary. These specimens came
Paul posted:
Tom Phillips is one of 3 winners of the Carl Zeiss Contest MicroImages
2007
http://www.zeiss.de/c12567be0045acf1/Contents-Frame/
d6ea562032304237c1257361003284f4
Dear Tom:
That is a most impressive achievement, congratulations to you, and very
well deserved for your
Dear Listees:
Saturday morning greetings from old Tucson.
I have a nice selection of meteorites ending on eBay tomorrow evening,
including a pretty little oriented Taza with rollover lip currently at
only $0.16/gram:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=170152429344
And a
Mike posted:
These stories remind me of my Peekskill experience . . .
Alex posted:
[Remember this old tune of a certain Mary Hopkins,
at least you oldtimers amongst us...?? :-)]
I'm probably dating myself here, but I had the original 45 (or single
as we used to say in England) on the
Dear Dave, Keith, Matt, Listees:
No disrespect to my pal Keith, but I suggest we disregard the URL
posted earlier:
http://www.tucsongemshowguide.com
It's a knock-off site, and they don't have the show dates correct.
The most comprehensive Tucson guide (apart from Meteorite Times of
to the search for an obscure classification to add to
his collection. There will be no filling of the place that Jim has left
behind. But he was one of those few people who leaves the world in
better shape than he found it. One of the finest men I ever knew.
Respectfully,
Geoff Notkin
Dear Friends and Listees:
I've just been speaking with Twink and there will two memorial events
for Jim this weekend. All are welcome to attend either or both events.
***
Saturday, October 13
7 pm
Dinner at El Charro Cafe (uptown Tucson)
100 West Orange Grove
N.E. Corner of
Jim Kriegh
1928 – 2007
A Remembrance in Pictures
http://www.aerolite.org/portraits/jim-kriegh.htm
Photos by Twink Monrad, Sonny Clary, Ruben Garcia, Keith Vasquez, Cindy
Johnson, Geoff Notkin
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Maria Haas wrote:
What do you think about getting together to erect a monument in Jim's
park?
Dear Maria:
Firstly, very sorry to hear you have experienced your own loss. My
condolences to you and your family.
Secondly, the new IMCA Treasurer comes up with another brilliant idea.
Jim was
Dear Listees:
We have about fourteen people confirmed for tonight's informal dinner
in memory of our friend Jim. We do have room for a few more. All are
welcome, whether or not you knew Jim well. If anyone in the AZ area
would like to join us, please let me know. We have friends coming down
Dear Friends and Colleagues:
I would like to share just a few pictures from today's memorial service.
James D. Kriegh Park
Oro Valley, Arizona
October 14, 2007
The Mayor or Oro Valley was the Master of Ceremonies. A number of Jim's
family, friends, and professional colleagues spoke and I
Dear Listees:
Our friends the Monrads asked me to forward the following to the List:
On behalf of the Kriegh family and friends, thank you for all of the
kind tributes to Jim.
The members of the meteorite list contributed nearly one hundred
tributes to Jim along with their fond memories.
Dear Listees:
The Tucson Police Department has asked me to assist them with an
investigation, and I am posting this at the express request of a Tucson
city detective.
TPD is investigating two large Campo del Cielo irons here. TPD feels
these irons were acquired under suspicious
Dear Listees:
For those who are interested, The Explorer which is a weekly
newspaper serving N.W. Tucson has printed a nice article about Jim. He
was friends with a couple of reporters at the paper, and they were
always supportive of his projects:
Dear Listees:
Greetings all. We have some eBay goodies ending tomorrow evening,
Sunday, but first:
Congrats to Steve on his excellent feature in the L.A. Times today. I
met Nick Riccardi, the journalist, in Denver. Very nice guy, and isn't
it a treat to read an accurate and factual article
to her as soon as she's well enough to receive visitors.
Leigh Anne DelRay
c/o Geoff Notkin
P.O. Box 36652
Tucson, AZ 85740
Thanks in advance,
Geoff N.
www.aerolite.org
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Dear Listees:
I have a nice selection of material ending tomorrow evening Sunday, on
eBay, including one Carancas specimen.
We also have some excellent Carancas specimens for sale on the website,
most with slickenside, from 1.1 up to 7.9 grams which is, I believe,
among the largest
Dear Listees and List Admin:
I have been a member of this forum for well over ten years. I follow
the List guidelines and try to contribute positive information to the
community. Like many of you, I post occasional ads for my meteorite
website or eBay sales. Apologies for forgetting to
Dear Friends and Listees:
I am pleased to report that the operation was a success and Leigh Anne
has been moved to a recovery room. As of 4 pm Pacific Time she was
conscious (with a headache) but doing well.
It was very good of so many of you to write. I have printed out all
your get well
Dear Friends and Listees:
Leigh Anne has been discharged from hospital and is staying with
friends here in Tucson during her recovery. The heart surgery was a
success and her blood pressure and pulse are normal for the first time
in her life. She looked weak and tired, but was in good
Dear Listees:
I have some nice eBay auctions ending Sunday evening, if you're in the
mood for a little pre-Thanksgiving shopping. As usual, ALL are
no-reserve.
FYI, a piece of Carancas, Peru with slickenside and limited edition
crater photo, currently at only ten bucks:
Dear Michael:
Thank you for your detailed rundown of the upcoming Tucson 2008 events.
Dear Listees:
I would like to second Michael's comments. As we do each year, Michael
and I put our heads together to plan the big social events for the same
weekend, so those of you who are flying in for a
Dear Listees:
Greetings from a wet and rainy Tucson.
A few items of interest -- particularly for collectors of oriented
meteorites -- ending on eBay tomorrow. As usual, all with no reserve:
- Sikhote-Alin 18.4 grams
Marvelous oriented heat shield. Look at all those flowlines!
Paul Harris wrote:
Updated Dealer ebay Auction Viewer-
Besides seeing which dealers are running auctions, you can now click
on the displayed dealer to instantly view their auctions.
Dear Paul and Jim:
I must compliment you on another great service you tireless guys
provide to our
Mike Jensen posted:
For the other list members you might be interested to know it has been
converted into a motel so if you want you might be able to sleep in
the old museum.
Dear Mike:
Thanks for those interesting photos. I remember during my last visit to
your place that we had a long
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meteorite_piece.html
And we said goodbye to a very fine gentleman -- Jim Kriegh.
Be safe tonight, and may a big space rock fall in all your yards (but
not on your roofs).
Happy New Year + Bonne Annee
Geoff Notkin
www.aerolite.org
Tucson, Arizona
Meteorite Capital
Dear Listees:
New Year's greetings from Tucson.
Sometime/somewhere last year I saw an excellent photo of Bob Haag
holding a big slice of Esquel in a rock 'n' roll style, as if it were a
guitar and he was playing it. It was all very Pete Townshend. I don't
remember if the picture was posted
Dear Listees:
Thank you to everyone who replied with info about that image.
Our own very talented Martin Horejsi was the photographer, and anyone
who wants to see the image can visit Martin's excellent Accretion
Desk back issue here:
Twink posted:
Anne, now that you are retired, maybe you will get a chance to do some
hunting too.
Anne Black? Retired? That's a good one.
She's twice as busy now as when she had a real job, what that little
group called the IMCA, and that Impactika outfit.
Ladies, don't forget Leigh Anne
Dear Listees:
Good morning all. It's brisk but sunny in Tucson this morning, and I've
received a report from the Morrison sisters that the first tents are
going up down at the Tucson Electric Park. I hope you all have your
hotel rooms booked : )
Those of you who collect meteorite articles
Michael L Blood wrote:
That is exactly what it means. You can bid, buy and leave.
That's how it's been *every* year. It's just that the part where we get
to leave doesn't happen until 12:30 am. Lucky there was a bar on
premises! : )
Reminds me a bit of Hotel California:
You can check
Dear Listees:
Greetings all.
I know many of you will shortly be heading this way, and I also know
many of you are Tucson show veterans. However, you'll find things very
different around town in 2008 and I thought it would be helpful to post
a few tips and announcements over the next few
-Guide staff writer, lifelong Tucson show
veteran, and noted Arizona silversmith, Lisa Marie Morrison, this
11-page feature includes brand-new exclusive interviews with the Tucson
meteorite dealers: Haag, Killgore, Farmer, and Notkin; a tribute to the
late Jim Kriegh; an overview of the Tucson
sixty pages of rare historic documents from the Monnig
archives, including letters from H.H. Nininger and secret field
correspondence
Exclusive never-before-seen portraits and field photos
A complete catalog of the collection
New essays by Dr. Arthur Ehlmann and Geoffrey Notkin
Only 1,000 copies
Dear Listees:
Thank you for the amazing response to the announcement of the Oscar
Monnig Catalog which was made last night.
We have received so many email orders that I have not yet been able to
compile them, let alone answer all of them. It is very gratifying to
see so much interest in the
Dear Tucson Show Attendees:
Steve Arnold and Geoff Notkin invite you to:
THE NINTH ANNUAL METEOR MAYHEM BIRTHDAY BASH
-- and HARVEY AWARDS --
Friday, February 8, 2008
7 pm cocktails
7:30 pm buffet
9 pm Harvey Awards
Steve and I don't much like being stuck in a rut, so everything about
Bob Evans wrote:
I know every one is busy enjoying the show, but, Im sure the rest of
us especially the ones going there next week would like to hear some
feedback of how it is going so far.
Any comments?
Dear Bob and List:
It was a beautiful mild, sunny day in Tucson for the first
Dear Listees:
If you live somewhere that is currently featuring dark, clear skies
please step outside and view the spectacular eclipse, now well
underway.
We packed up the Impactika/Aerolite Meteorites showroom on Sunday, and
all my stuff is back at the Notkin Ranch -- mostly in boxes
Michael Farmer wrote:
I just looked, it is pretty cloudy here.
Yeah, where did they come from all of a sudden? It was clear as a bell
thirty minutes ago.
That's why we move to Tucson, for the cloudy skies: )
Geoff N.
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Dear Listees:
I find it bizarre and somewhat annoying that every so often someone
joins the M-List and then tries to change it. Why isn't it this way or
that way? you ask.
The M-List, along with Meteorite Times, are the cornerstones of the
international meteorite collecting community and
Ken posted:
http://cgi.ebay.com/_W0QQitemZ250219401377
Dear Ken, Paul and List:
That's an example of an exploded Campo shrapnel specimen. They're
real meteorites, but have been pummeled/blasted by human ingenuity and
mechanics, much like the dynamited Nantans we used to see back in the
Mike B. posted:
http://astro-artifacts.com/Astroartifacts/tollgate.html
Hey Guys:
Great photos! Nice try. What a fun James Bond adventure.
And that Rob Wesel looks way cool in the snowmobile outfit : )
I admire you guys for thinking big.
Cheers,
Geoff N.
www.aerolite.org
Dear Anne:
I'm sure all List members will want to join me in expressing our
condolences for your loss. I am glad you made the decision to return to
France during the gem show to see your father. We only get one dad, but
there are plenty of gem shows in your future. Your father had a long
and
Anne Black wrote:
And to answer another question, I would guess that the Birthday Party
will
be Friday Feb. 6 and the Auction will be on Saturday Feb. 7.
Geoff? Cap't Blood
Are you kidding me? I still haven't recovered from this year's events.
Lisa said there was beer left in the
Dear Listees:
Greetings all.
I am pleased to report that our Oscar E. Monnig Meteorite Collection
Catalog project is finally complete. We have the custom slipcases,
exclusive Oscar Monnig portrait photos, and Dr. Art Ehlmann's signed
and numbered editions here in the Aerolite office and we
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 19, 2006
“WORLD RECORD METEORITE” VISITS FORT WORTH
The 1,430-pound pallasite meteorite found in Kansas and reported on by
ABC, NBC, CBS, and “USA Today” is on display at the Noble Planetarium
A giant space rock found in a farmer’s field by professional
Mike B. posted:
It appears to be a freshly ablated Pallasite, does it not? I could be
very
wrong, but would love to know.
Dear Mike and Listees:
Greetings Mike. If that's a meteorite, I will go to church on Sunday :
)
[in other words, highly unlikely]
I always get worried when I read
Doug posted:
The Behold the Vision issue - I still recall the red cover of the
mag which my friend had (an Avengers nut with Vision
specialty) in a baggie. Lessee, if Avengers #1 was in about 1964, and
they were monthly, that would have been in about good ol' year of '69.
Almost on the
Dear Listees:
This is an alert regarding an alleged piece of the Tucson Ring,
currently being offered for sale.
Some months ago, I was contacted by a lady here in Tucson, who stated
that a family member had found an iron meteorite nearby. She emailed me
a photo, and there was no doubt that
You know, with all the campos and beer flying around Tucson during
Feburary, there is a chance that someone lost a campo off the roof of
their car or something like that.
Dear Martin:
Thanks for that. I thought it a good idea to put this info out there
for you all to consider.
In all
Walter N. posted:
It's interesting that you put up this list today. I live in Golden and
just
a few days ago I went to the MB database and placed set points in
Google
Earth for all the Colorado meteorites they had on file.
Dear Walter:
Golden is a lovely town. I am a great fan of the hot
Dear Listees:
I was interviewed by ABC News this morning for the asteroid fly-by
story. The journalist was particularly interested in large crater
events and meteorite hunting.
There are a few photos of Steve Arnold and myself, along with some
other nice meteorite pics, and a panorama of
Michael Blood wrote:
any guesses as to what it is (My bet is Howardite, but could be
Eucrite?)
Dear Michael:
This a good puzzle.
Your photo reminds me of a slice of Millbillillie. Hard to tell from
the picture, but is that reddish/brown crust?
Regards,
Geoff N.
www.aerolite.org
Dear Susan:
can the brenham fall actually be two falls.
The Brenham finds (both pallasites and siderites) have the same
composition and, as such, are certainly from the same fall. All the new
finds you've been hearing about in Kansas come from a relatively small
area. Steve and his partner
Dear Listees:
Greetings. How many mistakes can you find in this amusing tale:
http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-meteor05.html
And I mean factual mistakes, poor writing doesn't count:
. . . said he may have found what could be one of the largest
meteorites ever reported.
Maybe,
Dear Listees:
Saturday morning greetings from Tucson. We're in the middle of our
Monsoon season here, and that means thunderstorms every afternoon.
Very exciting, and also very different from when you all come out to
visit us in February.
I'd like to share some site updates and additions
Dear Listees:
I don't think this one has been posted yet? This is much better than
the 1,500 pounds of Barney Rubble story. And I thought there were a lot
of mistakes in that one! : )
http://www.newstrib.com/main.asp?
SectionID=1ArticleID=20930SubSectionID=60
The article goes on an on
Dear Listees:
Greetings. I wonder if you're all aware of this excellent illustrated
list of Lunar meteorites, assembled by Randy Korotev of Washington
University, St. Louis:
http://epsc.wustl.edu/admin/resources/meteorites/
moon_meteorites_list.html
I didn't recall seeing this
Dear Listees:
Greetings comrades. I found the discussion of eBay's shortcomings
interesting. Personally, I've never been a great fan of eBay, but I
appreciate that it works well for many of you. As one of my friends on
the List is fond of saying, eBay will nickel-and-dime you to death
and
through English school together and he
was the singer in my first rock band. There is a walk-on character in
the first first issue of his famous comic, Sandman, named Notkin.
We're still friends and a couple of years ago I sent him photos of a
meteorite hunt I went on with Jim Kriegh and Sonny
Michele and Frederic posted:
You can have a look at all the meteorites that have been proposed at:
http://www.caillou-noir.com/Contestjuly2006.htm
Dear Michele, Frederic, and List:
What a terrific collection of photos. I must compliment you and all the
contestants. What an enjoyable
Dear Listees:
I just this minute received a satellite phone call from my neighbor
Mike Farmer. He is still in Norway, and asked me to post the following
news on his behalf:
Mike, Morton, and Robert Ward found a nice fresh specimen for the new
fall last night. Mike says it is a very fragile
Dear Listees:
Please excuse the off-topic post, which I am sending because I know so
many of you come out here, each year, to our fine city of Tucson.
We've had very heavy summer rains for the past few days, and our
usually bone-dry Rillito River turned into the Mississippi River this
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/August_9.html
Dear Michael:
Thanks for including that photo of mine in your ongoing project.
I forgot to include a caption, and thought the details might be
interesting to our fellow listees.
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