Greetings,
Now we need to go after frauds that have misrepresented meteorite items like
Plymouth, Zulu Queen, Tilden, NWA 1110 and numbersous other items
unclassified stuff as something that has a clearly defined TKW and
classification but being sold as something else. The day is coming!
tolerate people like that who cause untold damage in our community and to
himself!!
Thanks for the kind words Greg! I feel the same!
--AL Mitterling
Mitterling Meteorites
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From: cdtuc...@cox.net
To: Greg Hupé gmh...@centurylink.net; al mitt alm...@kconline.com;
meteorite
Greetings,
I hope this is a wake up call for some of the other dishonest dealers who
mis-represent meteorites
or who are doing illegal acts.
--AL Mitterling
Mitterling Meteorites
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From: Count Deiro countde...@earthlink.net
To: jimsk...@aol.com; jimsk...@aol.com;
Greetings,
I have always wondered how many dealers are registered in their state as a
business? While it might be up to you to fill in the blanks, if your are
audited then you will have to provide buying prices on receipts and selling
prices from PayPal and elsewhere to make some sense of it
Hi Frank and all,
This is one that I have wanted to chase down. Need to look at what
Farrington had to say on the fall. Thought I would go over to the area
sometime and do a search at the libaries in the area and try to get some
definitive proof (if there is proof in a newspaper article) on
Greetings,
While buying from IMCA members is a safe way to go, some of the largest and
best known dealers are not members of the IMCA. Your limiting access to
impressive collection pieces if you only buy from IMCA dealers. Best bet is
to ask around about dealers you might be wanting to buy
Hi Larry and all,
Without knowing what research has been done studying Lutetia, if memory
serves me right, don't they take into account the regolith on the surface of
an asteroid and adjust the spectra so it more closely matches clean
meteorite specimens that we have? Thought this may have not
Greetings,
Michael Blood is certainly an outstanding member of the meteorite community
and a reliable source for meteorites. It is always possible for mistakes and
misunderstandings to happen when dealing. I have much more patience with
someone trying to do it right than those who think they
Hi Davio,
There are a lot of specimens in the ASU Collection that were Nininger's. He
sold the other 2/3's of his main collection to ASU and it was the basis of
their collection from which they have expanded. A total of 684 Nininger
specimens were listed by ASU after purchase. I'd hate to
Greetings,
Harvey Nininger who witnessed the November 9th 1923 super bright meteor fall
at McPherson, College, made his eye witness notes and went on to contact
newspapers, witnesses on each side of the fall. While this particular use of
triangulation did not yield the actual meteorite from the
Greetings,
I have some ebay auctions ending soon and over the next three days.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/almittmet/m.html?_trksid=p4340.l2562
--AL Mitterling
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Hi Mike and all,
I've been down that path before. I think you will find that most insurance
companies won't want to insure your collection. Mainly because they have no
idea of true value and replacement cost would be difficult for them to
figure. I'm sure that you have pieces that are rare
Greetings,
So Itokawa is the parent body of the LL chondrites. Asteroid Hebe is thought
(by spectra) to be the parent body of most or all the H chondrites. Asteroid
Eros the L4 chondrites and Asteroid Bozemcova the L6 chondrites.
Wonder if all the LL's are from Itokawa or if we have more
Greetings,
I haven't done much of any eBay auctions the last few months. I now have
closing in one to two days the following auctions for those interested.
One large Gibeon 11.5 kg specimen, smaller Gibeon 2 kg, Powellsville, Ohio
full slice 155 grams, Rare Lafayette, Indiana Martian
Hi Robert and all,
I think it is John G. Burke in his book Cosmic Debris that has a chart that
shows influx and a pretty broad scale. The scale shows Impacts that occur. A
1 micron diameter object collides every microseconds, a 1 mm diameter every
30 seconds, a 1 meter diameter every year, a
Count,
Sounds like a can of worms.
--AL Mitterling
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From: Count Deiro countde...@earthlink.net
To: Sterling K. Webb sterling_k_w...@sbcglobal.net;
meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Cc: Eric Wichman e...@meteoritewatch.com
Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2011 10:32
Hi Rob,
Let or right??
--AL
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From: Rob Wesel nakhla...@comcast.net
To: Meteorite List meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2011 2:15 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Looking for a photo of Warren Foote
Any help appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob
Greetings,
For those of us growing up with Pluto as a planet, it has never changed it's
planet status.
--AL
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From: Bernd V. Pauli bernd.pa...@paulinet.de
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2011 4:55 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list]
Greetings list,
I am in need of a good quality image (graphic) of a meteoroid traveling in
space near the Earth/Moon system that is approaching Earth's system and will
probably fall. A suggested approach and fall.
Any artists out there that might have such an image I could use. I've seen a
Hi Gary and all,
I agree Gary with all of what you say. If someone has the choice of buying
from a dealer at a table, or off a website where they have the specimen and
shipping is a couple of days away, why would they search or buy from
wholesalers/retailers from the NWA region? Also a single
Hi Habibi,
The question is will dealers pay more if they can't make any money on
specimens? Seems like you can buy old falls for as much or less than the new
stuff coming out of the Sahara. Unless it is something like lunar, martain
or ultra rare material specimens. Best!
--AL Mitterling
Greetings Bernd and all,
That cost me more than a few information cards. Best!
--AL Mitterling
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From: Bernd V. Pauli bernd.pa...@paulinet.de
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2011 2:58 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 869 - FYI: an
Eric,
Since your a new comer to the meteorite business and this list, I'll explain
this to you one time. First, the list has always been self policing. In the
old days I believe it was a bit more so. When we had people like you did,
scold scollars who's input on the list was well respected,
to smokescreen the real issues here.
Enough of this nonsense.
--AL Mitterling
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From: Eric Witchman e...@meteoritesusa.com
To: al mitt alm...@kconline.com
Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2011 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Bigfoot
Mike,
You posted twice on a subject that doesn't belong on this list. I am sure
there are people on the list who are biting their tongues right now.
Everyone has a right to believe what they want to and that includes you but
when you put such posts on a list dedicated to meteorites you are
Hi Jim and all,
The February 2010 Meteorite Magazine has my ASU article in it with pictures
of a number of the specimens in the collection. I'd recommend you check that
out if you subscribe to Meteorite Magazine.
If not you can buy a back issue from them.
The interesting thing about the ASU
Hi Gary, Greg H., Chris and all,
Two names have come up recently as scammers. Joel Samson and Todd Parker. We
also know of another guy from the Chicago area that is a fraud. What I would
like to see is a list of people and companies that are known to be selling
fakes, mis-representing material
Hi Peter and all,
That was the one I thought about also. The Muonionlusta posted by Göran
Axelsson was super nice also.
--AL Mitterling
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From: Peter Scherff petersche...@rcn.com
To: 'Jay Snyder' jayra...@gmail.com;
meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent:
Greetings,
With Jason running down all the details of these questionable specimens,
this is one that was found out. Now how many have not been found out???
--AL Mitterling
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From: Linton Rohr linton...@earthlink.net
To: Shawn Alan photoph...@yahoo.com;
Greetings,
Since Greg has went publically and made the claim that Joe found his stone
some where else other than the bridge, I would ask at this time that he
provide proof to the list, this is so.
While I don't have reason to not believe either Joe or Greg, someone isn't
playing straight
Hi Greg Hupe and all, :-)
Good idea as it is sometimes hard to follow what went on years laster in
threads. I'd say we should do this all the time so we don't get out of
practice when a big thread takes off like this.
We don't want people thinking bad things about the respectable dealers
Greetings,
I won't mention any names and I can't prove my ideas on this, but someone
told me that the known fraud was in the Mifflin area hunting. While this
could be a unique fraud, I have my suspicion. Wondering if the P.O. Box
could be around the Illinois area, maybe even in another state
Greetings,
I won't mention any names and I can't prove my ideas on this, but someone
told me that the known fraud was in the Mifflin area hunting. While this
could be a unique fraud, I have my suspicion. Wondering if the P.O. Box
could be around the Illinois area, maybe even in another state but
Hi Bill,
How many grams does this weigh??
--AL Mitterling
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From: Bill dreadrock@gmail.com
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 4:15 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] AD 225.4 Gram Haxtun meteorite H4/L4
Hello,
I am selling a
Just so I don't get another 100 emails, I do see the subject line. Bob Evans
was nice to send a vulgar comment to me on this. Best to everyone.
--AL Mitterling
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To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Thursday, April 28,
Hi Shawn and all,
Perhaps I can shed some light on this subject. First, the Japanese also
found a lunar probably before ALH81005 but didn't get around to classifying
it until after Allen Hills. I think the same might be said of Calcalong
Creek that it wasn't studied for a while after the
Greetings,
If anyone has any of the Mifflin Meteorite available for sale, please send
me an off list email of size, condition and price.
I am also interested in trying to obtain other Wisconsin falls. If you have
any material you want to part with please email me off list.
--AL Mitterling
Hi Frank, Shawn and all,
I believe that Nininger described this fall in one of his books. It was
described as a stock pond. Ranch hands were having a picnic lunch when the
fall occured hitting the water and splashing the ranch hands. Two of the men
dove down and recovered it shortly. It had
Greetings,
Sorry for the mis-spelled words. Forgot to spell check in my hasty post.
Best!
--AL Mitterling
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Steve,
That is 5 (five) ads in one week. Your suppose to limit your AD posts to one
per week. By posting multipal ads in a single week your saying you think you
are better than the rest of us who DO abide by the list rules.
My big problem is the fraud you are helping out. If you really cared
Hi Martin and Roman,
One other problem I would see if someone went to the trouble of trying to
put all this in a reference guide to let would be hunters know what laws
exist, is the probability of the laws always changing. It would be valid
perhaps the first year then after that possible new
to
be current.
Ed, do you hail from West Virgina?? All my best!
--AL Mitterling
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From: Ed Deckert edeck...@triad.rr.com
To: al mitt alm...@kconline.com; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Cc: Roman Jirasek rom...@sympatico.ca; Martin Altmann
altm...@meteorite-martin.de
Hi Martin and all,
I don't think that Stevee can hold his breath that long. Big Pond to cross
for a meteorite, you know. ;-)
--AL Mitterling
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From: Martin Altmann altm...@meteorite-martin.de
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011
Hi Michael and all,
How long before your book is out?? I'd like to have some to sell. Best!!
--AL Mitterling
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From: Michael Blood mlbl...@cox.net
To: Dave Myers whitefalcons...@yahoo.com; Paul H.
oxytropidoce...@cox.net; Meteorite List
Steve and all,
You mention a person in your post, known to have misrepresented specimens in
the past. If your still dealing with this person then you (and others) are
enabling him to continue mess up collections.
--AL Mitterling
Mitterling Meteorites
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From:
Hi Count and all,
Glad to see your post here. I just made the same comment to people yesterday
who were worried.
I believe that most (sensible) reactors use water to moderate the reaction.
If the reactor gets too hot (pressure and all) then the water evaporates and
the reaction stops. 3
Hi Count and all,
I am sure the media isn't doing this to up their viewing audience. After a
disaster there are always rumors that floating around and hearsay by people
who are not in the know. If I see the Japanese Government or engineers from
the reactor giving out warnings then I'll take
Greetings,
Interesting discussion on meteorite thickness, weight, value and slices etc.
and so on. My problem with cutting slices too thin are many. While you get a
great looking slice with good surface area there are trade offs. Number one
is there is more breakage when trying to cut ultra
Hi Dennis and all,
It is pretty incomplete. I've sold hundreds of thousands of meteroites and I
don't see my business name in there. What else are they missing?
--AL Mitterling
Mitterling Meteorites
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From: Dennis Miller astror...@hotmail.com
To:
Greetings,
I have three eBay Auctions ending in about five hours. Items are a larger
whole Gibeon of about 25 lbs, a smaller whole Gibeon 4.5 lbs and a crusted
slice of the EL Hamammi fall about 92grams.
See auctions here: http://shop.ebay.com/almittmet/m.html?_trksid=p4340.l2562
Thanks!
Greetings,
The Iron Handbooks by Buchwald would be the best source for trying to do
this but one would have to consider irons that may have been found or fell
after his putting the books together.
I'll take a look at these later and venture a guess.
--AL Mitterling
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Greetings,
5 hours to pick up some bargins on rare items like Lost City, HED Meteorite
Kit, Nice Slice of EL Hammami with crust at about 1/3 the price I see
advertised on websites, Oriented Millbillillie and many other nice
specimens. See link below and thank you for your bids.
--AL
Hi Walter,
A non-scientist chiming in. A while back we had this discussion when someone
was promoting their material and used this as a possible selling point. I
believe in the end based on sited scientific papers it was mostly agreed
there is not any real proof of the angrite material coming
Greetings Shawn and all,
The ASU Collection is in Tempe, AZ. The Meteorite Museum is located in the
ASU Bateman Physical Sciences Building C-Wing, Room 139. Regular hours are
Monday through Friday, 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Not open on holidays.
The Collection houses most of the former Nininger
Greetings Keith and all,
Wish Nininger was here to see what todays collectors and hunters are doing
today.
Those wanting to read more about Nininger can go to the Meteorite Times site
here:
click http://www.meteorite.com/nininger/ and read the Nininger Moments.
--AL Mitterling
-
Greetings,
While it is nice that you want to sell your specimens to dealers, sending
picture files without first asking is considered very rude. I don't need a
dozen of you sending me megabites of information that I don't want and I am
sure others don't want.
Have the kindness to ask before
Hi Mark and all,
My definition of bolide which I used years before meteorite collecting, was
a bright meteor that breaks up during the fall.
I agree an offical definition would be good, although I disagree with the
downsizing of Pluto and could only hope for an accurate one for bolide. Best
Hi Pete and all,
This is an impressive gallery. The online website was done (I believe) by
Geoff Notkin for TCU.
Oscar Monnig was the Nininger of the state of Texas. He went to great
lengths to recover Texas specimens and collect them. Art Ehlmann spent years
making the collection better by
Greetings Mike and all,
I had something similar happen with the Post Office one time. It ended up
going to the hub in Pennsylvania (from Indiana). You first have to let
them know it is not moving or possibly lost. They make a note of it but will
tell you that you have to wait a couple of
Hi Tom and all,
Your one of those buyers that I would have no problem sending the item on
before I recieved payment, though you usually pay so fast I don't have time
to do that. Good trusted buyers no problem.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone! Hope your holidays are
filled
Greetings Mirko and all,
I'd like to suggest something different about this bidder and others that I
have had to deal with. It is my belief that some bidders will bid and wait
to see if you will ship the item to them so they can get something for free.
It's why he is bidding on so many items
Hi Ed and all,
This has been discussed before and I believe the consensus was that WD40 can
have moisture in it that will promote rust. It depends on the batch but
there is varying degrees of water contained in this lubricant. It might not
be so good for Nantans but more stable irons like
Hi Michael and all,
Those were my thoughts also. Ten years ago and frankly up to about two or
three years ago there seem to be a lot more problems on the list. The list
has changed for the better, except a few times when things get out of hand.
If people (and I need to include myself) could
Hi Martin and all,
They can record the falls but no one is allowed to collect material unless
it falls on private ground ;-) Then no export. Wonder how large the
stations are in Australia?? Are they owned or do they rent the gound for the
ranches from the government?
--AL Mitterling
Hi Mike and all,
Don't know where you read to have bright lights but having those can cause
specimens to bleach out over time. Especially if you use fluorescent
lighting.
Part of collecting is keeping a watch over specimens and treating them
before they become a big problem. Easier to deal
Hi Jessica,
Muonionalusta tends to rust around the natural outside edges where it was
exposed to the weather before it was sliced. In my experience it won't rust
in the interior of the slice even if you don't treat the outside edges. If
you do treat the outside edges where it rusts, you need
Hi Mckinney,
It's been suggested that mesosiderites are the result of a collision of a
parent body containing eucrite material and core material. The result is a
melting of the material and forming the nearly equal parts of metal to
silicate. There is a lot that is not understood yet about
Hi Scott and all,
There are quite a few good dealers who are not IMCA members. In fact some of
the larger, most successful dealers are not. So don't cut yourself off from
those long time decent dealers. I'd be glad to compose a list for you. I
belonged at first but decided not to renew when
Hi Mike and all,
The Meteorite.com site, specifically at the Meteorite Times spot, has a lost
and stolen page for people to view. I think it is always a good idea to
announce it here and post it on the Meteorite.com site.
Here is the link: http://www.meteorite.com/missing_stolen.html
or you
Hi Mike and all,
The problem we have today in collecting is the few dishonest
collectors/dealers who purposely sell items they know aren't the real McCoy.
It gets sold to Tom, or Steve and they sell it or trade it and it ends up in
another collection and then maybe a few years later, they
Hi Steve and all,
Lafayette is truly a rare specimen. Only 30 grams total in private hands. I
recently cut some of this material and still have small fragments that broke
off from what I was cutting. After I sell what little I have left, it will
be gone and nearly impossible to buy.
Anne,
Greetings,
This looks fun so here are my answers.
--AL Mitterling
1) When did you start collecting? (how long ago)
Officially 1986/7 but first purchase of meteoritic material was in 1966
2) What first interested you about meteorites?
Going to Meteor(ite) Crater in the 1960's and seeing
Greetings,
Mike and all,
14) Statistics have caught up with someone. Anne Hodges will no
longer be the only documented person to be struck by a falling
meteorite. Assuming the next person struck could be anyone and you
could pick that person, who would it be? (silly answers only, nothing
Greetings Shawn,
I like how you always like to twist things around, put words into peoples
mouths so you are always right Shawn. The Pasamonte is one remarkable photo
of a meteor exploding in flight. It isn't taken after the fact regardless of
how you want to twist it. Michael is right.
Hi Jeff,
Here is what McSween has to say about these two classes. Distinct in
appearance but form a coherent group with continuously varying
characteristics. They share simular mineralogies, both being composed
largely of olivine and pyroxene, with minor plagioclase, iron-nickel metal,
and
Hi Jeff,
Here is what McSween has to say about these two classes. Distinct in
appearance but form a coherent group with continuously varying
characteristics. They share simular mineralogies, both being composed
largely of olivine and pyroxene, with minor plagioclase, iron-nickel metal,
and
Greetings,
I have a number of auctions ending in about 24 hours including a small Lost
City Micro.
Auctions are here: ( search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZalmittmet )
Including:
Norton County, Ks Aubrite 13.3 gram fragment which is quite sizeable for
this material and price lower than I have seen
Hi Richard and all,
One of the Shuttle Missions I covered at the Kennedy Space Center, took up
seeds that were eventually brought back down and given to school kids to
plant later on to study any anomalies.
I believe that meteorites (small) have been take up and brought back down
but not
Greetings,
I have two ebay auctions ending in about 24 hours. I have also added a
number of micro mounted specimens at good prices and will be adding more.
Some unique items for collectors. These items will be going for the next
couple of weeks.
You can check out my auctions here:
Greetings,
Those of you who are truly a meteorite business should already know that you
are allowed to deduct .25 cents a mile for expenses and all food is only a
50% deduction while on the road. Reciepts are needed to proof that you ate
and traveled where you say you did. If you traveled by
Hi Michael and all,
I thought the Govenment wrote the laws? But then most of our representives
are fairly rich, including those in power now. They spend big bucks to get
elected and get big bucks for being in office. I don't see them trying to
offer across the board tax for everyone to make
Hi Dave and all,
That is my question too ( do Dia-Laser or Pro Slicer blades work well on
irons?). When the CBN blades first came out they were much better. I use to
cut multipal slices of irons. Something happened to the way they were making
them and your lucky to get through your first
Greetings,
It will be called what the Nomenclature Committee decides to name it as
naming has always been done in the past. Dr. Jeff Grossman made mention the
name Livingston would probably not be used due to conflict with other named
specimens.
Best!
--AL Mitterling
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Hi Dave and all,
That is my question too ( do Dia-Laser or Pro Slicer blades work well on
irons?). When the CBN blades first came out they were much better. I use to
cut multipal slices of irons. Something happened to the way they were making
them and your lucky to get through your first slice
Greetings,
As the Asteroid turns.
--AL
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From: Warren Sansoucie warren3...@hotmail.com
To: METEORITE LIST meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2010 7:36 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] meteorites
Ugh,
Do we actually talk about meteorites on
Hi Steve and all,
Good to have you back after leaving the list.
--AL Mitterling
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To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wed, April 21, 2010 7:45:24 PM
Subject: a final goodbye to everyone
Hello list.I knew
Hi Fred and all,
Outstanding amount of people who came for the event and glad you were able
to have a hands on display which I am sure touched more than several of the
scouts and their parents. In a day and age that kids seem to be staring into
the computer screen and not bothering with much
Hi Geoff and all,
I appreciate your pointing this out or I would have missed it. Please feel
free to advise us when they are airing these on Discovery. Your friend and
all my best!
--AL Mitterling
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From: Notkin geok...@notkin.net
To: Meteorite List
Hi Shawn,
One other thing that might be done is to go back and find some handwritten
papers that Lapaz wrote and compare those as another source. There has to be
an archive of letters from him, if he didn't type out letters or have that
done. I know your convienced of the authenticity of the
and
not connected that its done by Dr LaPaz.
Shawn Alan
[meteorite-list] Meteors, by C. P. Oliver an original copy
pubished in 1925
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Greetings,
No Shawn, was agreeing with him on Mike's abillity. Since you are not
interested in my help I was trying to offer I won't waste any more time with
you and bore the list to death. I am sure that is why Mike hasn't bothered
to reply. I am sure you know better.
--AL Mitterling
Hi Greg and all,
Not a silly question if you like fish! Seriously, the minors who had a legal
claim where the Old Woman was found had their meteorite taken from them. I
don't know off hand if there are any other records out there of anyone else
having this happen.
Sue the dinosaur was taken
Hi Count,
I don't hate you at all and may your next find be twice as big and a
thousand times more rare!!
Congratulations!
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Greetings,
When Nininger went down to Mexico to buy Toluca Meteorites and make
exchanges at the museum to start his program, he ran into Toluca Meteorites
that were fabricated into tools by the locals. He purchased some of these
and these are held by the ASU Collection. I took some photos of
Hi Shawn and all,
I am sure that some people will disagree with my assessment of LaPaz, but he
organized the collection at the UNM in Albuquerque, New Mexico and seem to
want to discredit Dr. Nininger every chance he got. While he did contribute
some to the understanding of meteorites he was no
Hi Shawn and all,
I am sure that some people will disagree with my assessment of LaPaz, but he
organized the collection at the UNM in Albuquerque, New Mexico and seem to
want to discredit Dr. Nininger every chance he got. While he did contribute
some to the understanding of meteorites he was
Martin and all,
My thoughts exactly.
--AL Mitterling
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From: Dark Matter freequa...@gmail.com
To: Meteorites USA e...@meteoritesusa.com
Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2010 12:14 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Arizona
Hi Martin and all,
I agree Martin. People can use there delete keys. One side wants to complain
but then doesn't want to listen after opening up a can of worms. Best!
--AL Mitterling
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From: Dark Matter
Hello all,
If Dr. Moore wants to share anything with
- exercise using the delete key over expanding
and promoting the image of the meteorite list around the world.
Your choice.
Thanks.
Mark Grossman
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From: al mitt alm...@kconline.com
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2010 10:20 AM
Greetings all,
I seriously doubt that the diamonds formed from pressure and heat entering
the Earth's Atmosphere. The interior of meteorites usually stay cold all the
way to the ground, except for rare acceptions.
Diamonds from impact would be another story.
--AL Mitterling
From Sunny Tucson
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