hello all
At 14 hours my auctions of SaU 008 ended, after if you
want the pieces, the price is $400/gr. for over 1 gr.,
$500/gr. for under the gram look here
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
Regards
Matteo
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M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, IT
Well; there's one fact that I can tell you for sure
about this asteroid hitting Earth!
When it does, I'll give you one guess who will be
selling a trailer load of dirt for a few million
dollars, claiming it's the ass-teroid!
http://my.yahoo.com.au - My Yahoo!
- It's My Yahoo! Get your own!
hello!
Well, here's a first for me... I'm advertising my eBay auctions!
They are going on this evening (about 2000 GMT)
And I've got some tasty stuff!
they are-
Appley Bridge LL6 Rare British fall from 1914 0.668g
Tucson Ring (Yup, THE Tucson Ring) 0.734g
Clover Springs Mesosiderite from Arizo
Somebody needs to tell Clark Chapman that an asteroid
or comet impacted at Rio Cuarto, and that this was
just one of a number of fatal impacts which occured
within recorded human history. My old list of fatal
impacts may be found in the meteorite list archives,
and some additions to this list ma
Ok, games up "Mohamed"!!
Good wind up - you got us all going, now who are you REALLY?
We know that no one would really be that abstruse,silly or rude so it's got
to be a wind up - well it worked - we're all hooked so reel us in, matey
Some of the other listees can probably make an intellig
Dave,
I clicked to your web site - I don't think you have nearly
enough microscopes - ah, but I should talk - I'm getting another
one.
Michael
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It is only possible to live happily ever after on a day-to-day basis.
... Margaret Bonnano
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Worth Seeing (Earth at night from sata
Hi 'List' ... Seeking a macro of any Iron
IIC...
as always .. thanks,
Michael
Dear Listees:
Perhaps a bit off-topic, but I found this to be an enjoyable "meeting
of the minds" story about two of my main interests.
As many of you well know, the first stop for those arriving on the
continent of Antarctica is usually McMurdo station. It's a temporary
home to a large numbe
There... that got your attention!!!
I can't believe I'm actually here plugging eBay sales -- but the stuff I got
to sell is real nice!
Well, I think it is anyway!
So check it out if you please!
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1063898849
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBa
New ones that I got today. Many you have not seen before. I dont have time
to run thin section sundays anymore for a while but do plan one for the
first sunday in february.
I have put the millimeter size in the description. I will have my
petrographic microscope on display in Tucson (Room#162 a
Hi Dave;
Nice Pic...Is the specimen you are holding that CRUSTED Chassigny you
mention? :)
Best to all; jake
Jake Delgaudio
The Nature Source
Meteorites and Fossils
Queensbury, NEW YORK 12804
website: www.nature-source.com
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Which brand GPS do you think I can buy one, megellon or garmin. Also I
wanted something to hook up to the computer to download data. I could use it
for land and in airplane too.
Tom
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I use the Garmin GPS III + for geologic field work and love it! It works in
just about every weather condition, in trees, and in one case, under water.
Matt Morgan
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I second Matt's recommendation as I have one also and have used it
extensively. Farmer, Cottingham and I found the Monturaqui crater using our
GPS's and all we had were old published co-ordinates to guide us. I think
Cottingham had a Magellon, however on that trip.
Jim Strope
421 Fourth Street
Tom,
I bought a Garmin 12XL 2 years ago and love it. They make a color
screen model of it now. Both companies are good, I chose Garmin based
on reading the sat.nav newsgroup and other people's recommendations.
Regards,
Tom Randall
>Which brand GPS do you think I can buy one, megellon or
Hello All, Havent made a post in several days so I thought I would do a little update. The new issue of Voyage! Meteorite and Space Events magazine is out. As some of you know I run a column their on meteorites on Ebay besides occasional articles such as the 8 page or something like that rev
Though not using it for meteorite hunting (well, not successfully anyways
but that's not the GPS's fault) I've used a Garmin and thought it was just
amazingly wonderful.
My 2 cents,
Rhett Bourland
www.asteroidmodels.com
www.asteroidmodels.com/personal
www.meteoritecollectors.org
-Original Mes
Hi Mark, glad to see that you're doing well.
I'm not a big fan of Voyage magazine. I got the free issue that was offered
some time back and emailed John about expanding an article I'd written for
the local astronomical society's newsletter about the history of meteorites.
I sent it to him on his
Dear Sarah and Dave;
I am posturing to aquire a very large rock collection if the price is
right. Does cinnabar have any value? I may have about 100 pounds of
it. Two pieces are very nice and in the 20 pound range. Also a bunch
of minerals that I have not much interst in, many have mine loc
--- On Jan 15, 2002, Tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Which brand GPS do you think I can buy one, megellon or garmin. Also I
> wanted something to hook up to the computer to download data. I could use
> it
> for land and in airplane too.
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> Tom
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Hi All,
Not much notice on this I'm afraid, but for those logged on
you may be fortunate enough to see a rare manmade "comet".
The recently launched Milstar 5 satellite is predicted to
perform a fuel vent sometime between 10:30pm and 11:30pm PST
this evening, ~22,000 miles above the equator at ar
How would a GPS III + differ from a GPS II + ? Someone recently gave me one
of the latter. I haven't researched the III +, and wonder whether it is
worth the difference to want it.
Ron
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