Rob (and anyone else),

I must confess that I do not yet have a piece of hematite to use for
comparison purposes.  It would be good to have a chunk or two handy for
those days when hopeful meteorite prospectors visit my observatory.  Could
I impose on you to send me a sample, pretty please?

>John read my mind but I am leaning more toward hematite. A guy sent me
>kilos of this stuff a while back and some have very convincing shapes.
>As John indicated, the "slightly magnetic" property is the real
>meteorwrong givaway. If it looks like a fresh iron meteorite and it's
>only "slightly magnetic"...put it on the other shelf. Still worth
>keeping in my opinion and what a great addition to your page.
>--
>Rob Wesel


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Bob Martino                        Can you really name a star?
                                   http://home.columbus.rr.com/starfaq/
"I look up to the heavens
 but night has clouded over
 no spark of constellation
 no Vela no Orion."          -Enya



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