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Dear List Members,
Some weeks ago there have been a lot of questions on this list regarding the
Encyclopedia of Meteorites and the IMCA as its new owner. Sorry it took so
long to reply, but we had to get everything straight with the EoM, first,
and now we are ready to answer all the questions.
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Iridium (+ Osmium ? + Technetium ?)
measuring and testing
Michael;
Welcome to the list,i look forward to your posts and hope you enjoy all the
other posts and great info.,offers to sell meteorites and just good meteorite
Just doing a final check folksplease delete.
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Hello to all,
I've tried to post on here over a year ago and
couldn't get any thru. Thanks Steve Dunklee for the advice. My problem
was different, but you inspired me to work on it again. gmail has a
tab you must click to send messages as plain text.
OK METEORITES. I probably
Welcome to the list Bill!
Great post! You'll find a lot of great people on here and I'm sure you
have much to contribute yourself. It seems you've been bitten hard by
the meteorite bug and are fully addicted. AWESOME! Great ain't it?! ;)
Saw the video of your new find. Great Job!
Hi,
Wow, you've got it bad!!! Just kidding Bill. It was great to meet you too and a
pleasure to add you and your find to my Quartzite video. You are just the kind
of guy we like on this forum: excited, polite and articulate!
Ruben Garcia
Phoenix, Arizona
Website: http://www.Mr-Meteorite.Net
Welcome, Bill,
You might as well go ahead and read this from Tim's site:
http://www.meteorman.org/Meteorite_Creed.htm.
All best,
Dave
www.fallingrocks.com
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[mailto:meteorite-list-boun...@meteoritecentral.com] On Behalf
Hi list.I have 2 meteorites forsale.I have a 850 gram endcut of the campo
silicated iron.Very stable piece.Most of the silicated pieces are.$300 for
that.And I still have the 360 gram campo with a 1.5 cm impact crater.$200.Both
have free shipping.Off list please.
Steve R.Arnold
Thanks to all,
It will take me a while to figure out how to
reply to everyone in the proper manner( I know what I want to say just
need to get used to the process). For now thanks to those who replied
to my post as well as those who will no doubt welcome me in the next
few
Bill,
Thanks. Your post warmed my heart, (even here in Africa 2 degrees south of the
very hot humid meteorite-destroying equator!). Welcome! You are our kind of
person.
And to all of you that made Tucson and West, TX, thanks for your posts. They
hurt very very bad/good. We missed both so
Large Carancas on ebay ending tody. Please check it out. Thanks.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemssPageName=STRK:MESELX:ITitem=280321688274
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NOTICE:
Mt. San Antonio College is interested in purchasing a pallasite for student
display. Please note the following:
Amounted budgeted is $500.00 only (tax and shipping many be added as
applicable).
No preference as to which find is offered as long as it is a stable piece.
Preferably, a
Hi
I just read Bill's post about Plain Text. So this is how you post to
the Meteorite List! I gave up trying to post ages ago as my posts
never got through! I thought it was because I didn't live in America!
Whats New? http://www.tektites.co.uk/whats-new.html
Recently I've written about the
Hi Mike and list,
I don't know who Teddy is, but the way I saw it was that he was just trying
to help since nobody else was publicly pulling the stone count data together
into a centralized place. We would all see the numerous e-mails that said
Rob found x stones, then another that said Ruben
I guess you should pay the revenue from that sale for the list-keeper
maintaing the list and not kicking you off.
Jan 14
- freebie-AD, pre-Tucson
Jan 18
- want-AD NWA 869
Jan 23
- freebie-AD
Jan 28
- freebie-AD
Jan 29
- want_AD El Haggouina
Feb 7
- sale-AD Esquel, Tishka
Feb 7
-sale-AS
I guess you should pay the revenue from that sale for the list-keeper
maintaing the list and not kicking you off.
I personally don't object to his many ads...he's got some real bargains
there. Now if others would post just as good bargains, I'd be favorable
towards
them too. :O)
GeoZay
Hi Michael,
I have 10 or 11 DIFFERENT Park Forest hammer stone specimens
- Several houses, a Plymouth, a tow truck, a fire station,
a baseball Field, a fence, etc.
Is a baseball field a human artifact? The bases on the field are, so are
the bleachers, chalk lines on the field, etc, but is
On Sun, 15 Mar 2009 12:35:29 -0600, you wrote:
Is a baseball field a human artifact? The bases on the field are, so are
the bleachers, chalk lines on the field, etc, but is the grass and dirt? If
the grass and dirt are, then so are all of the house lawns across the world
since humans planted or
Hi Bob...
Bomb blasts were introduced as a way of ramping into a discussion of
shock waves. Be it a bomb or an extraterrestrial impact, we're
talking about the rapid compression of environmental air pressure.
Let's look at Meteor Crater as an example. The impactor was a
fraction of
Yo Dog,
I went the the posted URL (below) and it did not
Have such an article. At the bottom were a number of
Links - the most likely being ARTICLES so, I went
There - still nothing on Fake Hamilton.
Can you just give us the URL to the actual page
Of the article to which you are
Does anyone know whether shock waves crated by an object the size of
Carancas could have been sufficient to have killed a nearby bull?
I don't have a clue as to how big the Carancas object would have been, but
factoring in the objects velocity upon impact, I'd guess there would have been
Testingapologies!
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Darryl, Bob, Carl, List,
Check List Archives.
Like so many MetList topics, this one has been
exhaustively back-and-forthed some time ago.
There's enough stuff on the List for a Carancas
Casebook.
I posted translations of Carl's team's interviews
in Amarya translated into Spanish into English.
Hello Sterling, Darryl, Bob, Carl, and List,
See also:
A. Le PICHON et al. (2008) Evidence for a meteoritic origin of the
Sept 15, 2007, Carancas crater (MAPS 43-11, 2008, pp.1797-1809).
There are arguments about whether it's a pit or a crater
.. and, as if to avoid a decision what to call
Hey, I would like to point something out that I just found...the website for
this mailing list. I don't know how I missed it. Anyways check out this
website: _http://www.meteoritecentral.com_ (http://www.meteoritecentral.com)
I was surprised when I read Michael Bloods, A Brief History of
Thanks, Sterling.
And with regret for having hastily responded to Bob without having
noticed Bob having made a point of writing me off-list. Have been at
work (and too exhausted) and I loved the distraction and jumped in
head-long. Sorry.
On Mar 15, 2009, at 4:17 PM, Sterling
G'Day Aubrey and List
First off, I have been down all week due to a PC crash last weekend and
finally back up and running again. I'm blaming the whole situation on my
comments about the H word, must have been a bad omen. I'll keep my mouth
shut now and let those that are more intelligent than
Hi to all, Hope everyones day has been good.
I am looking for a sample of the recent Texas fall, perhaps 2-4 grams - I dont
think I could afford much more then that, otherwise I would be looking for a
whole stone around 10 grams or so...
It does not matter if its a slice, whole stone, fragment
The problem is where you draw the distinction.
What about a person or animal who is not killed by the shock wave but may by
thrown the ground, either by compressed air or ground movement? Would that
meteorite be considered a hammer?
What about sound waves that travel through the air as a
fair enough.
taking a page from sterling, we've got this covered.
and i just laughed out loud re your product placement.
thanks again for being so gracious, walter.
d,
On Mar 15, 2009, at 7:59 PM, Walter Branch wrote:
The problem is where you draw the distinction.
What about a person
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Hello Everyone!
The March issue of Meteorite-Times is now up.
A huge thank you to all the writers!
http://www.meteorite-times.com/
Paul and Jim
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On this date in 1973 the San Juan Capistrano meteorite (a 56 gram H6-chondrite)
punched a hole through the roof of a carport in a trailer park, becoming
California's first AND ONLY recognized fall.
How is it that a state of this size and population has only one fall?
Curious in California
Hi,
I think the key word there is recognized.
It takes a lot to get noticed in California...
Sterling K. Webb
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Trying to see if finally we can go through the list.
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Hola to all. Seems we´ve finally done it...but could not copy a linkwill
have another try.
Hasta la vista,
larense
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Hola to all. Want to share some pictures of a small NWA unc met, that have a
seldom seen feature on its weathered crust : a barred olivine chodrule :
http://inlinethumb17.webshots.com/44496/2377556290100862759S600x600Q85.jpg
Hello George, List
I believe Carl pointed out that the translated term Bull does not necessarily
mean bovine but could be any male animal. I don't know if ewe included all
female animals and not just a female sheep. So the bull reference could be
referring to the llama.
In blast/overpressure
Hola John. Yes amigo...at lastbutdon´t worry...be happy...we have been
following the list for quite a while..and have seen many things here...nothing
different as for the fora we are accustomed to.
Thanks for your welcome.
Hasta la vista,
larense
G'Day Larense
I'm glad you took in jest, I knew you would. But seriously, the Met List is
a great place with some great people; very knowledgeable people and I
respect all those that are on here. Sometimes it can get argumentative,
sometimes very funny, but best of all ... they all have
Chiemgau in Southern Germany contains a 4500yo crater field which was largely
brought to scientific light just this decade and largely investigated by what
we fondly know as amateurs --quiet capable and serious amateurs I might add.
These appears to be a perfect marriage of amateur and
Hi all,
I wanted to let everyone know that my West, Texas videos are now public and are
part of my Meteorite-Times article for March.
The first video tells of my experiences in West with Steve Arnold, Sonny Clary
and Mike Miller. It details how my first West meteorite was found in a cemetery
--- On Sun, 3/15/09, geo...@aol.com geo...@aol.com wrote:
I personally don't object to his many ads...he's
got some real bargains there. Now if others would post just as good
bargains, I'd be favorable towards them too. :O)
GeoZay
Caveat Emptor George-- For several sellers there
Hello Darren The original post never made it to my mail box. To the original
posters questions about metal detectors:
One of the points to be made is that a metal detector only detects free metal
not elements. It is a field test and searching for specific elements is a
lab test'
As they
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