Adam and everyone, here is my take on this simply put. I am not trying to
cause problems with this, just show that people in this community need to
stick together to assist the meteoritical society process, study, and
publish meteorites in a timely manner.
We all get a kick out of all the kooks
Title: New Blood: Not Just the Job of Dealers
Hi Steve,
You are doing a terrific job!
Perhaps if all dealers offered your club a $25 to $50 certificate to
award as you see fit (have a drawing or an auction or other fund raiser,
or to reward club members or WHATEVER) that would be a help.
If this is what the List members want. I will simply will not post
future results obtained in the lab regarding this material, pretty
simple, no need for you and Mike to get nasty
This is NOT what this list member wants. This is supposed to be a
free-format forum where people who share the
i'm very new to collecting meteorites and to this list...
so, i find it pretty discouraging to have to be subjected to these kinds of
ugly exchanges... it's very ironic since other posts have talked about helping
others to gain an interest in this field of collecting when these kind of
personal
Hi again, this is my summer blowout ebay sale, I
have loaded over $5000.00 worth of meteorites on ebay and ALL of them started at
one cent and ending tonight!
We are talking Eucrites, Millbillillie individuals,
Agoult (almost 50 grams) CR2, 100+ gram piece of NWA 801, LARGE slice of
Well Al,
If what you say is true, then I may want to know the
name of this snitch, too. No doubt, this tipster
informed on me, as well, when I wrote this post back
in 2001:
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--- Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 8/6/03 2:15 PM, Matson, Robert at
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The operative point here is that (by definition)
the average
IQ is 100, and education can only do so much.
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Hi Robert,
A few years ago when I was remarking upon
how
Greetings. This is my first post, and I wanted to chime in and say that I am not sure
there is anything more important than what you all are doing right now with children!
For the last 7 years, I have been going to schools that my children attend (and
others) to teach different classes about
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Hi Marcia and all,
Marcia Swanson wrote:
Meteorite study, education, and hunting can do that. It's a constructive, fun,
exciting thing to do
for them, and for the person taking them.
It is the one true way to be a space adventurer and explorer right here on Earth!!! At
the recent Star Party
Without taking sides in this debate, I can help get the statistics straight.
73% of classified and published meteorites are Antarctic (source Metbase
v6.0, total 20,366 of 27,732 meteorites ).
Of the remaining meteorites, ~56% (~4100) of them are in numbered series
directly attributable to
Here we go again. Why do scientists say that? If the fireball was large
enough to excite thousands of people, it is most likely that something DID
hit the ground. There are many instances of meteorites falling without the
fanfare of explosions and bright fireballs, take the Canadian fall
--- John Gwilliam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello List,
I just returned from a meeting with a young lady who
claimed she had found
a meteorite and wanted to know how to go about
selling it. Any of you that
have had contacts similar to this know that the
prudent thing to do is ask
a
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I'm going to pull a Dubya. That story about the dog is an historical authentic rumour. Nakhla has been blamed for a death of a dog even if that dog neverbeen produced.It still mayturn upsomeday once a thorough search has been conducted by the experts in lost pets.
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on 8/6/03 2:15 PM, Matson, Robert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The operative point here is that (by definition) the average
IQ is 100, and education can only do so much.
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Hi Robert,
A few years ago when I was remarking upon how stunned
I was by how dumb so many people are someone
Hi Eric, Dr. Grossman and all,
Starbits Wrote:
Another comparison would be total mass. We know that NWA 869 has been estimated
at 1500-2000kg alone. What is the mass of all the Antarctic meteorites?
This is and would be an important consideration. I have noticed that a lot of the
Antarctic
Aloha!
When we bought our house, it was an estate sale. The former owner was
eccentric; among the things we acquired with the house were 3 metal
detectors: a Micronta 4003, a Search Master Treasure Tracker DX 4000, and a
Heathkit Groundtrack VLF. We are keeping at least one of these, but the
Hello all
A curiosity, how much ask now the Moroccans for
ordinary material? I received email with offers from
Moroccans that want from the $2 to the $16/gr. for
ordinary material. begin a few to exaggerate with
the requests, a time if satisfied with $0.10-20/gr.
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