Hi Mike Matteo and list
I haven't had any of these problems, but I use mozilla as my browser (less
popup issues).
I can suggest you download spybot to make sure thats not the problem
(spyware). The make sure your history is cleared, and all files and cookies
have been deleted from your
I think Brad is in Kentucky and Jackstraw is on the west coast I believe
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Adam inquired: Who is
When they realize that theres no safety hiding under her petty-skirts
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Can you imagine the price tag on a Liechtenstein?
Mark F
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Try to
Happy New Year Everyone
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Happy to hear from you on New
Hi Gary and List
From what I can see, the whole USA is wide open to exploration with the
exception of private, gov, and tribal lands. I know that Kentucky has quite
a few finds and falls, but no one has looked into potential strewn fields as
such. Kentucky seems to be a place where hunting
horses hooves
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In a message dated 11/15/2005 2:45:59 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
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Here's a story about antiquities laws in Egypt
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2005/766/he1.htm
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Hi Doug
I did set the bar high, because some of the researchers actually believe the
event was so powerful, the ozone layer itself would have been blasted away
1000 times over (their own words when challenged on the subject. Without
ozone at all, there would be very little life period being
Hello Charles and List
Many of the experts use marine micro-fossils for determining dates and
mass extinctions. I've asked some experts directly how a foram extinction
equated to a dinosaur extinction and they could not answer.
There have been no dinosaur fossils found yet at these K-T
Sounds like reporter that has no business doing science articles
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It will be great to see Ruben's research on this meteorite when its done.
Should be an interesting piece in itself.
Mark Ferguson (no where near Rissani)
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Hold the auction on the list or at Mark B's chatroom!
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Hi
But, the question was defined, stating spheres of specific weight, in a
classic physics example. No masses of varying energies or quarkiness, just
good old simple fun to see who would fall for the what falls faster, a
pound of feathers, or a pound of lead?
Mark, lost in a land where most
Hello List
I ran across a fairly inexpensive way to keep smaller slices and pices
without the worry of PVC.
They're coin holders called Kointain®, and are made specificly for coins
which are also affected by PVC breaking down.
Heres what they look like and although they do not provide the
Sergey, that was really good! Thankyou
Mark Ferguson
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Hello List,
It was a request yesterday
Makes you wonder if its a typo and should have read from the same ~7.5 kilo
lot of stone(s) for if its from the same exact ~7.5 kilo stone, what
was the purpose?
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But, but, itsyellow!
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HA HA HA
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Hi Al and List
This has been a good topic, but one thing I think is novel is that the
current rash of insidious killing bugs we have going on (aids and mad cow
and now white tail deer wasting disease) all seem to be some little bug they
can't see under a magnifier. So, they name them preons I
Hi Tom, Chris and List
In 1999, I was camping in Barkerville, British Columbia and saw the best
fireball. It was heading roughly north and was just super. Big, bright,
flaming Ball. Barkerville is about 2/3'ds of the way up B.C. and with no
light pollution, star gazing is superb!
To see one
Hello List
Here's an eBay item which, as far as I know, is illegal according to
conventions in place. Am I correct and is this guy scamming people or is he
just dumb?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=3239item=6544225890rd=1
Mark Ferguson - Not Lost in Space, but in
Hi List
I was able to open it with IE but not Mozilla, so I suspect it just was
optimized for other browsers.
Mark Ferguson
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Hi Sterling
Great questions that the researchers really need to hear before they publish
to the world about what killed dinosaurs!
I do believe more research on the effects of impactors needs to be done so
that definitive answers can be found for these and other questions and Tesla
can be let
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the list members that
came to my aid in what has to be a period of total brain dysfunction.
Once people started saying Mbale, I started looking for my 2 lb sledge to
fine tune the 2 1/2 bits of slow ram memory that I call a brain.
I have gone
Does anyone recognize their handwriting? I cannot put a name to this and so
its unknown to me, but maybe someone can read it and tell me what it is.
http://auction.imagineopals.com/unknown.jpg
Thanks much
Mark Ferguson
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Thanks Sterling, Dave and Bob
Thought I'd be more help if I put a pic up of the piece itself.
http://auction.imagineopals.com/unknown2.jpg
Mark
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Sent: Saturday, June 18, 2005 8:19 PM
Subject: Re
Hi List and the gently feuding
I've been listening to the pros and cons of collecting and what some people
feel is the right thing to do with something that might be scientificly
important.
The first things that come to mind are the years long court battles waged
between a certain curator
the
lens and just explore. You won't see better in any picture anywhere and you
can then draw your own conclusions.
Mark Ferguson, not to be confused with MarkF or MarkB, as I'm not as
knowledgable as they.
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396, 375 hp '65 Blue Malibu, Krager mags, Hurst shift kit dude...way kewl
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JUst want to thank Tom for finding that site. I happened to learn how to
make thin sections in that lab at WWU using just that equipment.
Professor Hirsh is a great teacher. I'm sorry to say I wasn't able to take
any of his classes (his 1st year there at WWU was my last). But did help him
as I
Hi Eric and List
Its my understanding that an atmosphere is created as much by volcanism as
anything else (gravity attracting the gases along with the denser matter
which makes up a globe, ect).
Via volcanoes, gases like H2 O ,SO2 ,CO2 are all generated during
volcanism and found in
Hi All
The reason for Quartzite is not meteorites. There are dealers there with
other stones I wish to acquire. Its just the way it is.
Mark F
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Hi Marcin and List
I would suspect that it actually has nothing to do with meteorites or rocks
at all.
It may have to do with whats going on over there and they do not want to be
accused of not being able to protect tourists. They might not be able to
protect their own people and so foreigners
Makes you wonder how he can afford to stay online or go to shows, the poor
sap. All his income gone the way of dinosaurs
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Greetings list
Planning ahead a little and would like to know if anyone might be interested
in meeting in Tucson and sharing room costs and then renting a car and
driving up to Quartzite for a couple days and either flying out of Phoenix
or back to Tucson?
Email me off list
Mark F
make for an unlimited supply of turtle soup, eh?
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Hi Bernd and List
I've been reading about this and have to wonder if its diamonds at all.
It may be that what has been experienced is a combination of factors, not
the least of which is simple rock density itself. Add to this silicon
carbide crystals, nano-diamonds and you have the makings of a
Interesting concepts here. But, in my linguistics class, I did learn that
languages evolve just as species do. If the written form does not evolve
with it, one ends up with two different, but somewhat compatible languages.
That was one of the arguments for the slangs a few years ago. And they
Tom, thats just too funny!!!
Gotta love kids, they talk from innocence
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Hello List, what's wrong
http://www.uapress.arizona.edu/books/BID699.htm
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Hi List,
I'm looking for a PDF (if
Hi Ryan
Heres the link I have that works
http://utenti.lycos.it/Meteoriteman/index.htmlVATICAN
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Vatican Meteorite Collection
Evening list
Heres one everyone missed out on...or at least they aren't posting it for
laffs..but over 350 hits!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=1467item=5567269372rd=1Mark
searching for the elusive, finding the mundane
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Hi,
The
Dear Bernhard
I am so sorry to hear of this event. If you would like to make a more
detailed list of items available to us, I'm sure we can collectively scour
the auction sites and other online venues to help locate these items.
My guess is that they will attempt to front these items in pawn and
Have you looked at what people will pay to play golf?
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Hi list, and goodafternoon.I had a discussion
When enlarged, it appears that the lamp on the pole has blown up. The dark
trail leading to it may be a spear on the lens as it did not change like the
image did (pixelation).
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Actually, someone on that discussion list came up with a great answer which
is that when the lamp blew, what appears to be a trail is actually the
shadow line of the top of the pole.
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Hi Mike
What can you say, its British and sits right in there with marmite (a
disgusting substance) and loo (term for toilet).
Mark
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Hi Norbert and list
I find this simply amazing. To think that someone would stoope to such to
further their own cause only brings to mind that those who complain the most
have something to hide.
Maybe a flurry of mail to the French Govenment informing them of the wild
goose chase these people
please, don't say that next you'll be using a map to go out and about the
wilds.
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Dear
Hi Walter
I'm surprised this question hasn't come up more often. Its a common problem
in paleo and archaeo dig sites and of course, they will most often have some
undergrad attack it with dental picks and such so as to not loose any of the
specimen, but other methods are usable for calcium
Hi Ken and Kist
I too am curious about the Vatican collection as it appears there may be a
lack of good curation there on these items. Maybe someone with good
practices and ethics could get an endorsment to check this collection for
them and recommend changes, preservation methods and the like.
Hello Aziz
This is what this list is all about. Good information shared to all.
Translations and media reports are all part of the community.
Thanks very much
Mark
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Hey David
It also helps find marbles, just ask tuttles
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Dear Robert;
Maybe they
My grandmother's 3rd cousin's great great grandson is Jessie James of
Monster Garage...think I could get a new scoot to ride?
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Hi Jerry and Matt and list
I believe you both hit on some good concepts. It would, because of value to
research, behove a buyer or finder of a special and potentially expensive
meteorite, to have it classified, regardless of costs so that a better
picture of the solar system and interest in
good quality and color of thin sections would be good as well. Heres a link
to one such example of plane and polarized light thinsection.
http://gmr.minsocam.org/Examples/XPolars.html
Mark
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Hi Mike and List
This brings very good questions of authenticity.
As a minor collector (meaning I only have a small collection and I'm new to
this having been doing so a couple of years now), I do have to wonder about
many of the stones I've aquired over the last 2-3 yrs. I've never doubted
Hi Bernhard and List
Having been on ebay since 96, I can say that few rock buyers in general do
the xmas frenzy stint. most hobbiests in the lapiday/collector world,
usually know what they'd like and season rarely factors in except for
summers when children aren't in school and day
Hello Peter
That was great! I could put faces to some of the people I've communicated
with and listen to on the list. Looks like it was a very nice show and
everyone had a great time.
Thanks
Mark
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Hi Jeff and List
I agree that old civilizations had iron, but smelting is another aspect and
not really needed to work iron.
The records show that China smelted as early as 500-700 BC, but cold
workking iron goes back further as seen in greek legend of swords of
legendary warriors which would
Hi Tom and List
I got some of those acrlyic vacumm storage jars for foods for my mass
storage of stones and irons (like when I moved). They seem to hold the
vacumm very well, they use a little handheld pump and they can be seen
through very well. They come in a variety of sizes. The ones I see
My closest would be Cumberland Falls.
ho hum, extremely nasty meteorite searching terrain and a state park where
metal detectors are not allowed.
Mark
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Subject: AW: [meteorite-list] Maybe time to move on
Sure, now we let
ending time. So, sniping really doesn't factor
in as much of an issue.
I learned a long time ago that there is always someone bigger than me just
around the corner. I could be a multi-millionaire and there would be a Bill
Gates out there waiting on me to make my move.
MarkF
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Hi List and Randy
Seems to me that the few true auctions I've been to
that when the auctioneer wants to close the sale, he says "going going gone" (to
paraphrase what they actually say, but you get the idea) and this doesn't occur
over a five minute period. It happens within 30-60 seconds
Oh No Walter!
One must always use a howardite for
exfoliating!
I've watched "What Women Want" and so am fully
versed on such things
Then there are the game pieces and the skin tone
mauve ballsnever have I seen a woman with mauve colored skin??? think there
are aliens here on earth
I like to put in an order for a slice of whole-chondrite with a nice juicy
layer of organic-molecule rich cv sprinkled with some meteor crater
speroids.
Have you got any fresh squeezed comet juice to go with it?
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Hi All
get ot, but the rumor was that NASA was on ebay, buying all the xt chips
they could..something about hardened chips and thats what most of the
onboard puters ran on...paid good money I heard too...anyone know if this
was true?
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Hi Ken and List
It appears that the ozzy gov wants to retain its
control of the item, yet allow study to occur. Funny thing about cultural
heritage items, they can go all over the world on loan...some never return I
hearbut technically, they belong to some organization representing that
Hi Dave, Dave and List
I have some Washington state dunite. Great stuff. The Twin Sisters dunite is
a nice outcropping and I understand that theres a refractory manufacturer
who mines the dunite there in the Cascades east of Mt Vernon.
Mark
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MarkF
Hello list
I've done some web scouring and can't seem to turn
up enough good info.
What I would like is the approximate co-ordinates
of the Cumberland Falls fall.
The main stone I have approximate co-ordinates for,
but understand two other stones were found as well but only that they were a
Hi Walter and List
Maybe this is something the IMCA can help with
along with the meteoritical society, we could supply the institues around the
world with the names and contacts of those poeple willing to be known by such
places. Even photographs. In this way the institues would have a
Title: Nachricht
well, hasn't someone bought from this seller now?
Therefore, when the article arrives, it should be analyzed by one of our
experts, and a signedanalysis submitted for mail fraud.
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Maybe his isp provider is a clue to how slick this
dewd is
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Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 8:09
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Subject: [MeteoriteCollectors] Glassface
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For anyone
A short-lived thing.
ephemera Printed matter of passing interest.
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Hi Michael and List
Having seen the court system in Canada (B.C.) work, it is hard for me to
believe that any Canadian could get such an argument into court. Although
they have recently (within the last 3-4 yrs or so) set a precedence for
defamation of character in that country, one has to have a
Hi Lars and List
Things like this will only become more prevalent, not less because the
powers who make such laws cannot tell the difference between one type of
anything from another. So, to compensate for lack of knowledge, which they
believe everyone has except for the experts in official
Hi Nicholas and List
This is something that is very much needed by the community here. How to
keep specimens as safe as possible from wasting diseases!
I'm sure you'd find as many opinions on how to handle, store, cut, and
protect meteorites as there are ways to save an old brass spittoon. Some
You realize too that you can also retract bids for a reason
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Glassface found the 33rd Mars Rock
44 bids in one hour...not a bad start.
Can I bid on
Dear Astrobleme
Hello List, am I a true meteorite collector or just sick? I
wasdaydreaming tonight (?) while sitting in my back yard about seeing a
hugefireball and having meteorites showering down all around me. I then
askedmyself this question and thought seriously about the answer, if a
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