Hello All
This does sound like the meteorite I call Hadejia. It is currently
being classified by Institute of Meteoritics at the University of New
Mexico. Because the Met Soc has not used small villages (apparently with
variable spellings) as names, I have used the name Hadejia. Some
information, photos, and a link to the newspaper article can be found at
http://www.meteoritemarket.com/HDJ.htm
Regards,
Eric Twelker
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2002 12:45:21 -0500
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] happy holidays and a new meteorite fall
>
> <maybe it's just a typo, but I think this one's been submitted to the Met
> Society as Kilabo, not Kalibo.
> Isn't this the same July 2002 Nigerian LL6 fall that's previously been known
> by the working name of Hadejia?>
>
> Last month I was offered 10kg of a 21 Jul 2002 fall, LL6, under the name
> Kilbu. With a little research I found the newspaper article on Eric Twelker's
> site which mentioned both Hadejia and Kilbu villages. That is close enough to
> the Kilabo that Rob mentioned that it was the same fall. So there is at least
> 10kg in addition to what Eric Twelker received.
>
> Fellow wanted "to sell it to a dealer to save myself from having to retail
> it", but wanted full retail prices for it. Supposedly "At this time scientists
> are scooping it up at $xx.xx per gram. The speculation based on upcoming
> article is that around March of htis year price will multiply manyfold"
> I declined and wished him good luck. Since I haven't heard anybody else
> offering it recently I suppose it is still floating around out there
> somewhere.
>
> Eric Olson
> http://www.star-bits.com
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