Since the list has a large combined knowledge and plenty of previous experience
what is the best way to dry out meteorites gathered from a wet environment?
would soaking in anhydrous alcohol or ether prior to oven drying do a better
job of removing moisture from the interior? Some of the
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On nov 18 at 11:15 pm Rebecca moore of Spring mill Arkansas was returning home from work when she observed a lime greem meteorite fall and explode as a bolide directly in front of her. She was at the top of a hill
Yup professional verification will be the next step :) But I am not really sure
who I should send them to, and get kind of possessive and don't want to let new
examples out of my sight lol. As an example I bought several lbs with the plan
to resell them yet they now reside with the rest of my
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when iron is in contact with aluminium the plate will oxidize brfore the iron
,so I would guess it is an attempt to prevent rusting.
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I have found what looks similar to widmanstatten pattern in metal parts
especially rail car parts that have received years of pounding under the
pressures involved with towing cars weighing around 263k lbs with a string of
30 or more cars I imagine there is a lot of force
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Anything launched from Purina would have been traveling well over 200mph so if
it was only 60 mph we are talking a launch distance of might be 40 feet of free
fall which means somebody threw it at the window.
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Welcome to the list Susa! I once lived in Michigan.
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Welcome to the list Susa! I once lived in Michigan.
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Hi I am new to the list and thought I would say hello to add the list to my adress book. I was also wondering if rocks on earth could have impacts in them with melting and ejected glass or do only meteorites do this?
a nice outfit for taking macro photographs any time of the day or night can be assembled with some imagination and a few dollars. spray some reflective silver paint in a box, line the bottom with your favorite color of felt use a desk lamp for illumination and photograph your item in the box. or
I would be interested in seeing Moss under a Microscope so we could all see what Mike Farmer is s! excited about.As for how fragile a carconaceous condrite would be in a wet envirionment, here In Arkansas where I work at a mine, solid steel burried for less than 5 years is nearly 50% rusted
Thankyou for the links Paul !I find meteorite fossil verry interesting. Best reguards Steve
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. This would be a fossil chondrule I pulled off the magnet at work last night. I would believe a meteorite fossil would be not recognizable as a meteorite , other than shape OR if you follow the definition of fossilized it would be totally geologically altered There are two layers of iron
from my portch it looked like it fell nearly due east of my position. which would put the fall closer to Alamosa.
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Why not mix the dust with clear ceramic glaze? You can purchase low temp firing glaze at most hobby shops and fire it in your kitchen on small tiles. It would be stable for hundreds of years and could still be viewed with a microscope. Best regards Steve
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Sounds like fun! What made me aware of meteorites in the first place was nearly being nailed. I was driving home from work one evening when I saw a meteorite falling off to my left . I noticed it was no longer moving but just sort of hanging in the air and thought that thing must be coming right
Searched again this morning and found the meteorite actualy 2 stones with total weight 12.35 grams looks like a carbonaceous chondrite. there was were other witnesses to the fall. I posted on atronomy.com forum the night of the fall and others replied they saw the fall. Best regards Steve
How
Might we talk to the currator of meteorites at the Smithsonian to have them
issue permits for the collection of meteorites on BLM land? With the required
20 gram sample going to the smithsonian. They cant tell you no you cant look
for them if you are collecting them for the Government. Might be
bypass
and supercede the BLM. And the Smithsonian would get in return 20 grams or 10%
of material found. With a scientific collection permit from the Smithsonian.
Any BLM officer could be arrested by the FBI for interference of a government
operation. Have fun! Steve Dunklee
I am afraid in many states in the US transporting any non native specie into
the state violates Game and Fish laws which have steep fines. Using rats with
the possibility that they can escape may cost the user a bunch of money in
fines. My personal beliefe is training any animal to recover
Just changing the subject line as per Michael Blood. Cheers Steve
On Mon Nov 29th, 2010 8:39 PM EST Galactic Stone Ironworks wrote:
Hi Folks,
I'm not saying this to bash eBay. But eBay is not interested (or
capable) of determining what a legit meteorite is. If meteorites
become problematic
a great day. Steve
Dunklee.
On Mon Nov 29th, 2010 6:41 PM EST Adam Hupe wrote:
Many believe that extraterrestrial proof of life will come this year by way of
Martian Nahklite meteorites.
http://skymania.com/wp/2010/01/proof-of-martians-will-come-this-year.html
Maybe NASA is getting the jump
Dang! I guess i should have stopped and taken samples of the slush ball that
hit my car out of a clear blue sky a few months ago! The red wigglers were
probably just the remnants of hemrhoids from a boing bomb lol! Cheers! Steve
On Mon Nov 29th, 2010 5:22 PM EST bernd.pa...@paulinet.de wrote:
. Cheers Steve
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On Mon Nov 29th, 2010 3:17 PM EST Ron Baalke wrote:
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2010-399
Thin Air - Cassini Finds Ethereal Atmosphere at Rhea
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
November 29, 2010
NASA's Cassini spacecraft has detected a very tenuous atmosphere
in rocks from space.
Eric
On 12/1/2010 7:14 AM, Steve Dunklee wrote..
Has it occured to anyone the announcement might be a disclaimer stating no
clear evidence of microbial life has been found? That the suspected fossils
were actually caused by solar radiation or some other geological
this sounds like good science to me. Lightning can be produced by volcanos.
Plate tecktonics and other phenomenom. So why not from the energy of a
fireball? Cheers Steve
On Fri Dec 3rd, 2010 7:00 PM EST Ron Baalke wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-11877842
Ball lightning
Before an injury it realy helps to be in good physical shape. It also helps to
see a good kiropractor before injury. A couple hundred bucks a year to a
kiropractor can keep your back in line and prevent the lifting injuries from
happening in the first place. You dont have to go to a gym and do
L3 L4 L5 Starting to sound like chondrites lol. I HOPE nobody gets anothner
back injury. They can be so debilitating. NO MORE HEAVY LIFTING OF LUNARS!
Cheers Steve
On Sat Dec 4th, 2010 11:57 AM EST Richard Montgomery wrote:
Time for a little humor...all of you with back injuries, it got me to
This might be a stupid question but I was wondering if a future craft similar
to this could use the ion propulsion unit to power the reaction wheels. And if
the rection wheels or gyros are powered up to full speed before the launch if
it could reduce the amount of energy neeeded? In addition a
is there a Richardnorton?? That would be cool too!
On Fri Dec 3rd, 2010 5:48 PM EST Greg Catterton wrote:
AWESOME. I could not think of a nicer person to get an honor such as this,
congrats Dorothy!
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it in it's chemical structure.
/Göran
Steve Dunklee wrote:
This might be a stupid question but I was wondering if a future craft
similar to this could use the ion propulsion unit to power the reaction
wheels. And if the rection wheels or gyros are powered up to full speed
before the launch
there are several specie of brown recluse. The desert doseclese is the least
venemous. It is tan to yellow in color and looks nothing like the recluse.
Mercurichrome with mercury applied to a recluse bite will kill the bacteria
from the poison and significantly reduce injury. Cheers Steve
On
ok im dumd here. What is a muong nong tektite i know i spelled it wrong. What
do they look like and what is the composition?
On Fri Dec 10th, 2010 3:39 PM EST Sterling K. Webb wrote:
Hi, List, and Mike Gilmer who asked originally,
Yes, Mike, it is the iron.
Moldavites are high in Si02,
Did they try the Texarcana and Littlerock radars? The descriptions I read it
had to fall north of Littlerock between Calico Rock and Marshall. And if they
are looking after 8:30 they have the wrong time. The mountains would hide the
meteorite so sombody on 67 headed north would only see the sky
sound travels about 7seconds a mile so it is important when viewing a fireball
to record the time you view it as well as how long it takes the sonic boom or
any other sounds it takes to reach you. A meteeorite 35 miles away will take
about 5 minutes for the sound to reach you. Cheers Steve
rock questions a
month. If you ask him about a type of rock and where to learn more he will go
out of his way to help you learn. In my opinion thats friendly! Cheers Steve
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On Mon Feb 7th, 2011 11:16 AM EST cdtuc...@cox.net wrote:
Gary,
It is you that brightened ALL of our days. Just
. As well as
classifications. But until we get another method we have what we have. Cheers
Steve Dunklee
On Mon Feb 7th, 2011 12:58 PM EST Dark Matter wrote:
Aren't there now also two posters with the name Paul Harris?
Goodness knows there are enough Mikes, Michaels, and Martins.
-Martin
On Mon
Does anyone have a source to have a cast done of an oriented meteorite before
cutting? Cheers Steve Dunklee
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You rub yourself with blueberry pancakes? I suggest this link
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Nice tektite! For some less expensive tektites I found a source you may want to
check out. www.shipinbottle.net not awesome like a flanged button but some
nice pieces cheers Steve Dunklee
On Sun Feb 13th, 2011 4:04 PM EST jim_brady...@o2.co.uk wrote:
Good evening listees from a chilly west
that if anyone told you they had
a top secretclearance. They are full of shit. Have a great day and stop
trying to look for the meteorite at Dugway. I personaly would rather look for
one at Chernoble it would be safer. Cheers Steve Dunklee
On Sun Feb 13th, 2011 5:17 PM EST Patrick Wiggins wrote
I try to stick with the traditional classifications and collect both a slice or
partial slice and a complete stone. In many cases even if I had an unlimited
income this would not be possible. Think of this hobby as similar to coin
collecting. Everyone can buy a 1965 nickle as an year example.
not meteorite but a nice meteowrong. Anyone wants some $1 kg plus you pay
shipping. Slice it it looks like an iron. Like nantan. Is excreting iron
sulfite. I have 300kg availible. Nice meteowrong
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Ice rafting is the wind or water currents moving a sheet of ice like a raft.
When the ice raft hits shore it breaks up and makes piles some that can be
very deep. Cheers Steve Dunklee
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most interesting thing i ever found was a clutch of dino eggs about the same
size as small chicken eggs and a partial human skeleton that dated to be about
20k years old. I notified the local police about the skeleton and they sent the
crime lab down and did a recovery. Thats the last i saw of
A while back I asked about gem quality periodot so i could have a ring made
from a stone from the heavens for my Angel. There is a market if done right.
Unfortunately the color of the periodots or paladots women do not find
attractive. I ended up getting her a almost flawless half carat
told to Fo .
Unfortunatly after securing prime teritory we got a phone call from home and my
girls house was on fire. My truck was next to her house and i almost lost it
too. I showed the farmers what to look for and the biggest piece of ash creek
was the result. Cheers Steve Dunklee
This would all have been a mute point had the reactors been designed to
separate the fuel rods by gravity in case of power loss. With cooling water fed
by gravity with enough stored to last several days. Most reactors it seems use
the same bad design. The water has to be pumped in. However due
please change the subject when going OT. I don't mind OT and have been there
myself. I Am a Republican Tea party card carrying member and take offence at
the racist steroetyping of our group. I like Obamma as a Father and family man
and his wanting universal healthcare is noble. This country
A tektite? People who live in rock houses shouldnt throw glass stones? Lol
On Wed Mar 16th, 2011 8:59 PM EDT Richard Montgomery wrote:
Without question...Whitecourt. Not much of a chance the opponent has one to
throw back (at least not with an export permit...but that depends on where the
Nuclear power is the cleanest. Safest most reliable source of power we have.
The radiation and polution given off by the use of coal. Over a ten year span
results in somewhere around 10 to 20 thousand cancer deaths . Not to mention
the increased birth defects from mercury poisoning. And large
radiation dose is realy wierd. You can get more radiation from an hour in the
sun getting a tan than from being scanned at the airport. A tanning bed or a
few hours in front of a cathode ray tube. Then you can replace the lantern
mantle on your camping lantern and breath in more radioactive
sedimentary rocks be they cabonates or other oxides when exposed to water
after heating have an exothermic reaction. Thats why the same minerals are used
to melt ice on roads. Any fusion crust exposed to ice or terestrial weathering
would be gone in a few minutes or hours. Take a piece if bog
It would be awesome if you all got the meteorite men, the press and a film crew
back to the fall area to have the town find its own meteorite. With little
advertisement I bet you could get hundreds of people show up! And I bet there
are still more to be found. cheers
I believe it is time to lobby congress for a new law where any meteorite found
becomes the exclusive property of the finder. This law would reduce any
litigation on meteorite finds end encourage hunting on public lands.
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photography is always an experiment. It usualy takes many exposures to get an
acceptable pic. Having a white background for a dark object is a photographic
no no! Its like trying to photograph the moon and expect to see the stars
around it. Too much contrast! If you use a grey background and
dang the luck! Mensa asked me to join way back in the day after I got my full
ride with a national merrit scholarship. And West Point offered me a full ride
also. Now im older and forget more than I remember lol! Between the adhd the
brain tumor and accute lymphatic leukemia im just happy to be
.
Regards,
Eric
On 5/23/2010 9:42 AM, Steve Dunklee wrote:
photography is always an experiment. It usualy takes many exposures to get
an acceptable pic. Having a white background for a dark object is a
photographic no no! Its like trying to photograph the moon and expect to
see the stars
Could nt it be like a solar pool game where one piece for some reason is
impacted from behind changing its direction? I saw this happen in a fall that
landed near Denver a few yeas back. As the meteorite entered the upper
atmosphere it broke into 3 pieces at first they seperated in a line but
meteorites now?
Regards,
Eric
On 5/24/2010 8:41 AM, Steve Dunklee wrote:
excepy you ar wrong! The nice photos in magazines are made by using a grey
background then developing the print as if the background is white. Check
back issues of Modern photography. They have an article about using grey
stones with holes were once used as currency as well as clam shells why not
meteorites in exchange for subscription?
On Tue Jul 13th, 2010 8:47 PM EDT Barry Hughes wrote:
How about goats.
http://i612.photobucket.com/albums/tt201/slowpoker1//goats.jpg
The little ones are ohh so
Can a volcano or earth quake squeeze surface rock so hard it causes it to bleed
glass? And then throw it in the air with enough force to cause the glass to
form a dendritic pattern? On one side of the rock? The rock is white and looks
like anorthosite. The surface of the rock is peach colored
Since it is not glass from quartz would it still be called lechatelierite? Or
would there be another name for it? Other than fulgarite ?
Cheers! Steve
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there has been reported some new methods of figuring out the age of meteorites
which is supposed to be more accurate. Bible enthusiests believe the universe
is only 6k years old. Dna combinations and statistics on actual rates of change
would put life at 430 billion years old. Half lives of
, Steve Dunklee steve.dunk...@yahoo.com wrote:
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Dating the age of meteorites
To: carloselgua...@hotmail.com, meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Date: Tuesday, July 27, 2010, 10:43 AM
there has been reported some new
thats the melting point for pure iron. The Ni works like antifreeze and lowers
the melting range about 50 degrees. I bet if i straped some magnets on my
armadillo she could dig up some meteorites a lot faster than Speedy!
On Wed Jul 28th, 2010 2:57 AM EDT Meteorites USA wrote:
Melting point of
befor the nomads knew meteorites had any value they would stack any stone up in
a pile for markers like our road signs. Some of them meteorites. It would not
be far fetched to believe some person withe the initials of SE would mark
grafiti in 1948 or 1908 on a pile of marker rocks. CHEERS Steve
i found some nice white saphires on ebay and the vietnam saphires i have are
the best i have ever seen ! Good hunting! Steve
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Hi Sterling. Eric. Jason and all. IN Cosmic billiards nearly anything is
possible. IF A 22 Bullit can cause an orange to flip upside down or spin. A
large enough impact could also flip or spinn the earth. And its size would not
have to be in the current range of an extinction event impactor. An
It would be nice if everyone would photograph all of the material they
purchase. Then if it went missing, it would help identify it. I believe
everyone on this list is honorable and do not want to purchase lost, stolen ,
or illegal to export material. The wonderful thing about meteorites is the
to fund the purchase of several meteorites I would like to purchase I am going
to put up for sale several kilograms of Indo-China tektites from Vietnam and
Cambodia. The price will be 35 cents a gram for small ones under 2cm, 45 cents
a gram for ones up to 6cm and 50 cents a gram for tektites
went missing does not necessarily mean stolen. There are many posts here on the
list of samples being lost in the mail during shipping or air travel. All of
the events are unfortunate. Provenance and photos facilitate recovery. Cheers!
Steve
Seems to me the C in IMCA stands for collectors. If it was a dealer
orginazation it would be the IMDA. When shopping on the internet for meteorites
or related material I know I can trust the high ethics of members of the IMCA
that any purchase made is of the highest standards and quality. With
another problem with finding lunar or any meteorite in north and south america
is the mostly wet environment. AS any treasure hunter can confirm.objects at
first on the surface are quickly burried if they are not burried by the impact.
Coins lost 50 years ago are usually found 8to 10 inches
another place to have large pieces weighed if you dont own a scale would be at
a certified scale at the supermarket checkout. Or at an agricultural grain
mill. They have certified scales for feed and livestock. Most university labs
also have scales but most are not certified. Have a great day
I agree that isotope data can give us an estimate to the age when the sun first
ignited. But I have a problem with it being considered the age of our solar
system. As the solar system condensed to form our sun the solar disc had to at
some time reach densities almost as thick as our atmosphere.
I have an NWA4777 that is a nearly 4.5 cm round and about a half cm thick at 34
grams and a tringular NWA869 of 95 grams that is 6.5 cm on its longest side and
wedge shaped 2cm at its thickest point but totally flat on its largest area. A
cross between a piece of pie and a doorstop. If tektites
Nice post Mike! Governments and religious leaders all over history have slowed
down tru science. The earth was once the center of the universe. And a patent
clerk not funded by any government? We all know the rest of that story. It
takes a lot of years for the wacko Theorys to finally be
I can see more contributions here by the Hupe Brothers. A thanks and
congradulations. Clear skys. Steve
On Thu Aug 26th, 2010 5:44 AM EDT Mirko Graul wrote:
Hi Laurence and list,
wow, what great pieces!
A very beautiful composition!
My personal favorite is the Isheyevo slice 421g. ;-))
Best
of the highest esteem have no problem
whatsoever of where a meteorite landed so long as it was obtained legally.
The
image is little grainy since it is a scan of an original:
http://themeteoritesite.com/DukeIrvingSlice-b.jpg
Best Regards,
Adam
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great post and references! With the high heat and lack of water I have wondered
if some melt glass may actually be the case for material from Mercury. And did
Mercury form on its own or was it knocked off earth at the same time the moon
was? If Mercury was once part of earth its isotopes from
I have noticed the smaller tektite from the ivory coast tend to have more
scoriation and deeper more abundant pits and flow lines. While the larger ones
over 70 grams tend to be smoother. With smaller pits. As far as tektite sizes
what would be considered a large one? I have some small almost
I Just read Rocks from space and in the end of the book they mention Nemisis
in the ort cloud as being an red dwarf with a cycle of 26 to 30 million years.
The idea of a multiple system for us is very intriguing. But a spheer of comets
above a disc does not make much sence for a binary system.
The moon is close to the earth and material knocked off the moon has a
relatively short time to reach the earth. The moon is also protected by the
earth. So there will be less material floating around to fall as meteorites.
Mars is farther away and not protected by a companion and its closer to
Most of the shielding is done by earths gravity well not its area. If mars had
no atmosphere it would look battered like the moon. And most of the material
knocked off the moon is either returns to the moon or sucked in by earths
gravity in a relatively short time. Some day there may be a
Hi everyone. You did a good job of thrashing my response without giving an
answere to the original question. Why are there no lunar witnessed falls? DR
kortev did say there are twice as many Martian impacts,which to me is a lot or
many more. Another person questioned if they would have enough
my humbilist apologies. I THOUGHT IT was frm my socks.!clear skys! Steve
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all i can say is there seems to be a great interest in tektites. Sterling?Can
you stay sane enough to write the definitive book? Cheers Steve
On Fri Sep 10th, 2010 1:06 AM EDT Ed Majden wrote:
Are there any tektite experts on this list? The formation of tektites
has been a mystery to
looks like small indo china tektite . Clear skys .Steve
On Thu Sep 9th, 2010 11:25 PM EDT Michael Blood wrote:
Posted this (Below) earlier but if it went out to
Others, it did not make it back to me
Has anyone heard of the claims related to tektites
Associated with the the Tunguska event?
seems to me if Seti Was realy interested in looking for messages from other
civilizations they would be tuning into relativistic wave phase modulation of
ULF frequencies. The time span from ordinary radio waves to relativistic
transmissions would be expotential like our increase in knowlege.
mali cher gatch or however it is spelled has a lead grey fc . Cheers Steve
On Mon Sep 20th, 2010 11:29 PM EDT Meteorites USA wrote:
Hi Mike,
Yes... I've have numerous NWA stone meteorites with gray fusion crust. A
couple of them were achondrites. Not sure what type of achondrite though. Do
If you have a meteorite found on the school parking lot it belongs to the
school! Was the school or local government paid for the stone?schools by law
are state land and the state would be the owner. Give it back to the school.
Steve
On Tue Sep 21st, 2010 4:46 PM EDT The Tricottet Collection
It was the best of times it was the worst of times. Cheers Steve
On Tue Sep 21st, 2010 3:56 PM EDT Adam Hupe wrote:
That's easy. Richard O. Norton's Rocks From Space This book has done more
to
promote meteorites in a positive manner than any other form of media. I must
have read it five
to the school.
Other countrys may have different law. Cheers Steve Dunklee
On Thu Sep 23rd, 2010 12:48 AM EDT almi...@localnet.com wrote:
Hi Ron and all,
If this is going to be the case, if you get a permit to hunt federal lands
then you are being granted a lease to hunt and all material should
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constipation resulting in
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