Hello list, I had my first experience with this strange phoneme. I looked at
a meteorite for a guy in my town. It was a piece of slag, and I told him
that. He said Bull S_ _T, look at the compression rings, as he pointed to
some layering. I asked, what are Compression rings, he said they where
Good thing the results came in before the high bidder paid.
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From: magellon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 1:00 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] New meteorites from
Hello List, This is meteorite related, it may not seem to be, but take it
from me it is! I am so confused, do we use Avoirdupois or what? I was doing
a conversion and was given a few choices and do not know for sure? Can some
one explain this to me?
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Hi all, These people have a serious problem! Just the
nameSARS shows their stupidity, Severe acute respiratory syndrome. Since
severe and acute have the same meaning they are calling this sickness, Bad Bad
respiratory syndrome. What did a dumb child name it? And they think it came from
a
Hello again list, Is the King tut meteorite just a GB by a different name,
or is it a different meteorite?
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Hello All, one thing that impress's me so much about this list is the
accumulated knowledge of the list members! It would seem that there is
nothing that can not be answered by at least one list member on any subject
known to man! Whether it is about Avoirdupois or the proper use of the word
Hello Jerry and list! This is common knowledge, You can read all about this
in the first half of a great book. That would be the Old Testament of the
Holy Bible! You might want to pick up a copy if you don't already own one!
It is a best seller!
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Hello All Dave wrote;
I`ve talked to two notable and well respected list members about
this and one says he found it listed as a CO3.2 and
the other found it listed as a CO3.4.
Easy solution, Split the difference and call it a CO3.3
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Here it comes
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From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 3:24 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] trade offer
Hi list, I know I have plugged this before, but I'm
Hello List, I would love to read the thread on the answer to this! When a
collector asks a lab to study a meteorite they ask you to cut a small piece
off, maybe the size of a thumb nail or so and send it in. Is this correct?
Why do they only need such a small piece?
OK, why did the Smithsonian
Hello List, Lets take a inventory of the NWA 869 just owned by
list members. I would bet we would account for a lot of it. Does any one want to
count! We could email that person off list withour total
amounts!
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I think they are among the most interesting posts to grace the list! Sorry
to who ever it is that does not like them!
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From: Adam Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 7:13 PM
Hello List, I am curious and know someone could answer this! If shoemaker
levy or similar thing hit our moon instead of Jupiter, what would be the
results to our moon and what effects would it have on the Earth?
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Howard, I thought the Apollo astronauts dug them
looking for oil? : )
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From:
Howard Wu
To: Tom
aka James Knudson ; meteorite-list
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 9:51
AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite
Hey List, What is this one?
Title of item: WASHINTON COAST METEORITE 625 GRAMS
Seller: novahwear
Starts: Jun-12-03 04:57:35 PDT
Ends: Jun-19-03 04:57:35 PDT
Price: Starts at $93.75
To bid on the item, go to:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2179148564
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The
Hello List, This seller is a crook. Now she is dealing in illegal animal
parts, I think. Is it not illegal to sale ivory on ebay? I was going to
report it to ebay just in case, but I could not figure out how. Any helpers
out there?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2637886886
Hello List, I am confused, again! This letter says;
1) There is no city or geographic reference with that name in Argentina. In
that case the proposed name for the meteorite will be Campo del Cielo II.
Now from this, I would have to guess that if the meteorite is called
Pitino And there is no
Hello Again list, I am still confused about this line;
So is forbidden any people has a fragment of it.
Well then, a thin section, endcut, part slice or full slice is OK, just not
a fragment? Please keep this in mind when buying this meteorite!
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Hey list, This one looks real! It might be a good one! Please check it out
and let me know what you all think
Willamette Valley_398 gr
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2935146316
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Hello Steve, Al and list. Steve wrote;
, I have to conclude that they burned for some time and either did not
create much of a crust or the crust was lost in flight.
If crust was lost in flight, I am surprised that none (or little) has been
found apart from the masses
If this did happen could
Hello List, This one looks even better than the last one. The seller even
has sold a few meteorites before. I don't think you want to miss this one!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2179695331
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Hey List, You should browse around this site, They have some interesting
stuff. Microscopes magnets etc.
http://www.scientificsonline.com/index.cfm
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Hello Deborah and list, In choosing a metal detector, you have to be careful
in your choice. You want to avoid some of the older detectors because of the
complicated use. This is an excerpt from the manual of a older model
detector I once used;
(Some of you old timers ( 70's80's) should remember
Hey List, check it out. : )
http://www.finders.com.au/Detectors-Root/Whites/whgmt.htm
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Hello All, Look how small the fins are on the Saturn v rockets or how small
the rudder, flaps or ailerons are on the space shuttle or plane, it does
not take a lot to interrupt strait flight. I believe in the corkscrew!
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Hello List, Is Ringwoodite found in Lunar or Martian meteorites?
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I agree with Mike!!! I think we do need to stick together and If these
people do not make it right fast, we as the meteorite community need to put
these type of people out of business!
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--- Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually
Hi list,
As part of the centennial celebration, Barringer Crater Company is hosting
a public scientific symposium on Friday at 7 p.m. at the Museum of Northern
Arizona, 3101 N. Fort Valley Road.
A scientific symposium The Barringers don't care about science, they are
celebrating the
Hello Good List, I can't stop myself, any time I hear the name Barringer, I
go crazy! I do not care what Barringer did for science! Canyon Diablo is a
great meteorite, one of the few that you can see the effects that it's fall
caused. Barringer might of proved that Meteor Crater was an impact
Michael, thanks for all the hard work you went through for all of us!
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From: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Meteorite List
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 3:39 PM
Hello Nels and list, How do the determine the difference between a metal
rich Diogenite and a Diogenite rich Mesosiderite? This meteorite looks
like Vaca Muerta with a abundace of Diogenite?
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From: Nelson Oakes [EMAIL
Hello List, I am sorry, I know some of you know this guy.
Comeaux said that meteorites are identified by polishing down a sample and
looking for reflective nickel-iron specs. He said that magnetite rocks are
commonly mistaken for meteorites.
I have talked to this guy once before. The above, is
Hello List, I was wondering if anybody can answer these two questions for
me? First, What is the most expensive meteorite per gram? Second, is their
any other material that is worth that much per gram besides other
meteorites?
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Hello Steve and List, Please make this one public, I want to
hear the answers. I am not a seller just a buyer, But as a buyer I would never
ask for a refund for that reason. If the meteorite was misrepresented, that
might be different. I know I have paid to much for meteorites before, But
Hello All, Gregory wrote;
"One thing I have found to be true -- if you have a fairly
large number of people in the "pool" - I.e. theaters full of
600 people (or hundreds of meteorite collectors ;-) - 98.8%
will not complain about anything. Some of them may well think the
theatre's too hot
Hello List, Ken wrote;
we still haven't heard both sides.
That is because there is not an other side. The guy is wrong and has no
leg to stand on!
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From: Ken O'Neill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite-List (E-mail) [EMAIL
Hello List, I think I have seen exactly the off- the- wall meteorites
Steve is looking for! I have seen a complete set of the Teenage mutant
ninja turtles carved out of Nantan meteorites! They fit Steve's criteria,
off the wall and types that most people do not want to collect.
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Hey, What about the meteorite that hit that girls foot a while back?
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From: almitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 7:07 PM
Subject: Re:
Hello List, Can I get a little Ebay help? I remember at one time, when you
looked up meteorite, it would display all the meteorites. There was a button
that said something like, sell similar item in this category. They do not
seem to have that button anymore. How do you get something in the
Hey List, they just keep getting better! This one has been tested, by a high
school teacher! A bargain at $15,000
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=218677
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Title of item: Meteorite
Seller: dbresky
Starts: Jul-03-03
Hello List, I just listed my first meteorite on E-Bay. Please take a look
and see if it is OK. This is my first one, so everyone needs to bid so this
can be a good first time ; ) You can see it at;
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2182337203
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Hello Pekka and list, I think there is many categories, 1,
collectors who only sell their surplus, 2, dealers that only sell and do not
collect, like Dean Bessey, 3, dealer/ collectors that do both. Then there are
the collectors, the collector/ hunters, the dealer/ hunters, and the
Hello List, I know a few have not seen my first auction, so
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2182337203
Thanks for the bids!
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Hello Michael, I love having this list. It would seem that most sellers on
the list are also LIST members. Being List members makes me feel real
comfortable dealing with them because I feel like I know them personally. I
feel like putting other ebay sellers on the list that are not well known and
Ok, I missed something, the action is off, What did this
seller do?
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From:
Michael
Farmer
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 06, 2003 8:58 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Ebay
List, I did this and I have Mineral rights All Martian meteorites found
on earth just happened to come from my 10 acres on Mars I want you to
all send me my mars rocks, they are my property! That includes Allan hills!
: )
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Hello List, On a more serious note; Does any government claim to own the
Moon or Mars or any of the other planets? Knowing our government, I would
think they would claim the moon as US property. If a small country had plans
to mine the Moon, I would think the US would try to stop them. I remember
Hi all, I think Bud also goes by the name Cosmic
cutlery.
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From:
MARK
BOSTICK
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; Meteorite List
Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 6:45 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list]
Hello List, an easy explanation, on the ground looking up, it would be SE to
NW, but from a satellite looking down it would be NW to SE.: )
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From: Steve Witt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Rob Wesel [EMAIL
Hi List, If you think about it a second. : ) With such a steep
entry angle the biggest pieces would not have to be at the far end of the strewn
field. The momentum that caries bigger pieces further would not be a factor,
they would be rather random.
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l also hit the same
spot.
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From:
Tom aka James Knudson
To: Adam Hupe ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 8:57
PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] DOD
Satellites Detect March 2
Hello List, Boy this is neat, just think, a giant asteroid struck the
earth,
sent debris into space and it formed our Moon. Not only that, it formed
the
perfect distance from the earth (by chance) to perfectly block out the sun
during an eclipse. What are the odds of that? Any closer or
Hello List. : ) My first ebay auction is ending in 4 hours. Don't forget to
bid real high! : )
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2182337203
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Hello Geoff and list, I am sorry to have offended you! To me Ron B. posting
a theory about the origin of the moon based on science, is no different than
me posting my theory based on religion. Science is a religion also, for
those who want to disprove the existence of a God. There is no more
Hello, to me, Science and religion are very similar because we are all
looking for the same answers, how we got here, why we are here, where we are
going and the ever so popular the meaning of life. Scientist are looking
into it to see if they can figure it out. Us Christians believe we know the
Hello List, I just want to add some thing to all this. I am a Christian, I
believe God created the universe! That is not to say I don't believe in
Science, I think science is as real as God. I think the Big Bang theory is
true, I just believe the Big Bang was caused by God when he was creating the
Hello Robert and list, My understanding of planet formation in a nutshell is
that debris orbiting the Sun gradually merged and formed planets. Right?
Why couldn't two bodies have formed from the same debris in the same
orbit and orbiting around the sun together in the same direction and the
Howard, the Bible says that to God a day is not 24 hours. A day to God could
be one Billion years. I believe the scientific age of the earth! I do not
believe for a second that the Sun and the Moon were made on the forth day
with a 24 hour day. : )
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From: Ken O'Neill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Tom aka James Knudson' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Meteorite-List
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Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 2:52 PM
Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] Lunar capture theory
Hi Tom list
It's beyond
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James Knudson
Sent: 11 July 2003 21:48
To: Matson, Robert; meteorite-list
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Lunar capture theory
Hello Robert and list, My understanding of planet formation
Hi List, I am trying to build a lunar rock picture collection. If any of you
would be so kind as to send me pictures of lunar rocks and there names, it
would be greatly appreciated!
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Boy List, This Guy is pushing it! I believe he is a list
member! He hasout bid me a lot of real meteorites. So he either spent to
much on the real ones and has to sell fakes to get some more money, or some one
stole his ebay name some thing like what happened to Mike Farmer?
Thanks,
Hello Mike, John and list, I think he should of made it a little more clear
that it is not a meteorite. To me he was kind of vague!
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From: Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; tracy
Hello List, I have to stand with Gregory on this one. Mike Farmer said
I have to agree, I looked at the auction, NOWHERE does it say that it is a
meteorite.
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To: [EMAIL
Hello List, He relisted and made it much clearer! I do think it was an over
sight on his part, I always thought of him as a respected member of the
meteorite community!
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Hello List, I was thinking about trying to through a NWA 869 or a GB into my
rock tumbler. I do not think putting a meteorite in water for weeks is a
good idea. Is there a liquid other than water that can be safely used in a
tumbler? Has any one on the list done this before, if so how does it turn
Hello List, I have an idea! Have you ever got one of those emails that say
add your name to the this list and forward it to your friends. We can do
that with this list, and save Michael a big head ache! I thought about
adding our IMCA #'s to it.
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Hello Adam and list, I love ebay. It is way to hard to shop for meteorites
finding comparing prices web site to web site. From what I have seen, most
web sites sell meteorites at higher prices than ebays prices. I once won a
51g Oriented SA on ebay for $8.00, And an NWA 869 at 7 cents a gram, if
Hello, I hope if a meteorite did fall, it did not fall in
Pozo. That's all we need, a meteorite with a dumb name like Pozo!
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From:
Mark
Jackson
To: Matson,
Robert ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey List, How long until these asphalt chunks turn up on EBAY?
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From: Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Matson, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 1:33 PM
Hello Marcie, you asked;
Do they rapidly cool after initial impact ? Also, why, in the case of
the Columbia retrieval, were people warned not to touch fragments, as
they were hazardous?
I think the reason was two fold, the one they gave, Hazardous fuel from the
tanks could of contaminated the
Hello List, I noticed some auctions have bid intervals of 25 cents, some are
50 and some are a dollar. I have not seen an option for setting the amount,
how is this done?
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Hello Good List, What is the number one theory out right now of where
Tektites came from?
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List, a Meteorite police bulletin is being posted, This is a all points
bulletin, be on the look out for a meteorwrong last seen at the link
below!
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I saw this item for sale at eBay, The World's Online Marketplace TM, and
Hello List, Has it ever been suggested that Tektites could be a solar
material, possibly from solar flares or sunspots?
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Hello Mark and List, Mark wrote;
The other two (the real) reasons Nasa doesn't want anyone picking up
shuttle debris are:
1.Risk of Radiolocial contamination. There are some nasty radioactive
parts to the shuttle, Tritium/radium on the dials/indictors, emergency
lighting etc.
2. It might be old,
Hello List, can some one help me, I am so confused I have to send
a package out, I weighed it on my Ohaus triple beam balance scale. I know as
a fact it is right on. The package weighs 543g's. When I convert this it
comes to 19.1538 oz or 1.19711 lb. When I was in school 1 lb was 16 oz.
Hello All, while we are on the subject, what is the white stuff they use for
writing on meteorites?
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From: Steve Schoner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Philip Schmitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Hello Jim And List, Jim wrote to the me and the list;
Tom, is it really necessary for you to send 5+ emails to the List every day
with this kind of dumb trivia?
Someone (either you or your post office) made a mistake when weighing the
package - it's quite simple when you stop and THINK about
Hello List, While the list is slow ; See what happens when you do not post
off topic subjects and only post about meteorites? There is no one posting,
we only have a few posts a day! I personally think that these off topic
threads is what made this mailing list stand out above the other mailing
Hello List, who is the NomCom? Is it government, or what?
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From: Adam Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2003 1:34 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Metal-rich
Hello List, I hope this is on topic enough, might be the wrong list, but
the fastest responses come from this list. : ) I want to get my problem
fixed as fast as possible. I copied my IMCA logo to an ebay auction and it
only partly came in, any body know why? You can see the problem at;
Hello List, I have an 118g Guangdong tektite and I would rather have a
meteorite! Is anyone looking for a 118g tektite? I am looking a nice
individual NWA XXX or a _ _ _ _ _ , just something with some crust!!!
I can send pics. : )
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Hello List, I am going to sale my Whites GMT gold detector. I used it for
Gold Basin meteorites, and think it is a great detector! It is real easy to
use and has to be the easiest ground balancing detector out there! It is in
great shape except for the scratches that Gold Basin puts on the bottom
Hello, How long did it take for Ebay ( which Steve S. hates) to give
meteorites there own category? And how long has it had one?
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Hello List, can any one give me the info on the new Red Lake meteorite?
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Sorry if this is a repeat !!!
Hello List, Since the beginning of my meteorite collecting I have been
looking for a meteorite as nice as this one! This is what I consider
perfect! If any of you have one this nice I would love to see a pic! If
this was the only meteorite in my collection I would
Hello List, I am watching the Buick open and was thinking that it might be
fun to have our own Tucson open! Any golfers on the list? Every year during
the Tucson show we can go out and play a round. We can have an entry fee and
use it to buy a nice grand prize at the show. Just a thought..
Thanks,
Hello Bernd, I was not aware that it was time for the Perseids. Last night I
saw a very nice meteor coming strait out of the north. Thanks for letting
us know!
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Great story, what luck!!!
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From:
Mark
Jackson
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 7:32
PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Norwood
Square
Hello List, I have an old beat up Nantan, it is as ugly as can be! I had
made a large window and the inside is the same dark color as the outside.
Just for fun, I tried to etch it and nothing happened, does this sound
normal for poor quality Nantans? Or, is this not a Nantan at all?
Thanks, Tom
Hello List, I am selling my Meade epoch 2000 SK software. It is great for a
lot of things. Here is a little info;
Meade Epoch 2000sk Astronomical Software
The most powerful, most precise, most user-friendly celestial software ever
made available. Meade Epoch 2000 astronomical software has created
to speculate too
much
more
until we get more lab results. Two other labs have weighed in on
this
occurrence and it just keeps getting odder.
All the best,
Adam
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From: Tom aka James Knudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Adam
Hello List, Rob wrote in part ; meteorite-dropping. I was not sure and
was always to afraid to ask, but now I know that they do. I was finding
little globs on the bottom of my display case and attributed to my rusting
Nantan. Know that I know what it really is, I will use kitty litter on the
Hello List, This months calendar pic is of Bob Haag's Adamana stone. I can
not help wonder what you all think it would sell for if Bob put it on Ebay?
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
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Hello All, This Elma stuff sounds like a metal casting bi-product from a
foundry. Is there a foundry in our around Elma?
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
- Original Message -
From: mafer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Adam Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: meteor central
Hello List, AL wrote; You needed Mr. Smith and Wesson. One shot through
the windshield usually gets most idiots to back off!!
In today's world, you have to decide, would you rather your family die or
them. Sarah did the right thing, but you have to even the odds. I will not
go anywhere with my
of the material
trapped inside.
Will update as we get more results,
Adam
- Original Message -
From: Tom aka James Knudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: mafer [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Adam Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: meteor central [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 3:39 PM
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