Hello all
I have just cut yesterday a meteorite buy from a
Moroccan person in Bologna, is many similar to my NWA
975 - sold all - or NWA 1189, but this have a very big
chondrula on the matrix, is 5x4 mm, this is the
auction
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1085964605
and I have
When I was a student I took an upper division course
titled "Introduction to the English Language". I had no idea what I was
getting into at the time, but it turned out to be about the development and
evolution of our language into what it is today. What was most interesting
was that if yo
Hi,
The "f" for "s" comes from the fact that at the beginnings
of printing in English (Caxton in 1458), the subsidiary or inferior "s"
was written as a tall stretched vertical form like a thin integral sign
(with no crossbar at all) and our present-day full circumflex "S" was used
only for t
Here is a transcript a newspaper I recently aquired, note many of the s's are
typed as f's. I have not altered or changed the spelling. Newspaper has two
names as I noted (I'm not confused...:-).
Maffachufetts Spy, or Worcefter Gazette, Wednesday, January 6, 1808, page
2
Bridgeport, Dec. 24
Hello list,
Does anyone have Richard Norton's e-mail address? I
have a question for him about his "Rocks from Space" book.
Thanks,
Gordon Trone
I stopped by Mike Farmer's about an hour before he headed for the
beaches of
the south pacific and got to see the bensour pieces.There is some very
nice stuff.
There are a lot of small individuals and some bigger pieces. In addition to
the big 9
kg piece there are a couple that a
To those who may wish to contact me in the next few days:
We will be switching servers and e-mail accounts over the weekend.
During the switch time, e-mail messages may bounce back to you, and one or
more of the websites may or may not work. I fully expect glitches and an
unimaginable mess
Hi List,
As some of you may already know I am doing a meteorite talk on April 18 for a local rock & mineral club I am a member of (If anyone in the area of Toronto e-mail me off list for directions if you would like to attend). I am trying to make overhead sheets up for my presentation and am in
Dear Mike,
congratulation for bringing back these stones,
it's really risky to export them nowadays.
You're right, it didn't rain yet in this area
but that could happend soon because it's the right season
for it.
Just a remark, Ali Ousou from whom you bought
the material is not saying the truth
Dear List members,
For rest of this month, R.A. Langheinrich Meteorites is holding a
special sale on Juvinas, the rare French eucrite seen to fall in
Ardeche, France on June 15, 1821. We're offering this historic
meteorite at a fraction of its usual price.
Photographs of all specimens are here:
Whatever Bruno, I actually got very little from Ali, I spoke to many people,
when and spoke to people who found it etc. Why dont you stop pretending that
you own the place and know everything Bruno, you Dont, trust me. you havnt
even been there after the fall, so I tend to belive what I hear there
I ordered mine last Sunday, and UPS is showing expected delivery tomorrow!
Can't wait.
David H.
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>
>You guys are KILLING me, I ordered mine on the 17th and still
> haven't received a sent notification yet
>
> Oh the pain!
>
> Regards,
> Tom Randall
>
>
You guys are KILLING me, I ordered mine on the 17th and still
haven't received a sent notification yet
Oh the pain!
Regards,
Tom Randall
> Greetings list,
>
>I ordered O. Richard Norton's new book from Amazon.com on Sunday
>afternoon and the U.P.S. guy just dropped it off. W
"Ing. Christian ANGER" wrote:
> Morasko IIICD - is it more related to IIIC or to IIID ?
Its bandwidth of 2.5 mm, its nickel content of 6.7 %, its gallium
content of 98.9 ppm (only Tabarz has a higher value), and its ger-
manium content of 496 ppm (only Burgavli has a higher value) would
make it
Hey everyone, I am awake and getting ready to leave
for the South Pacific.
I threw together a quick page just to show some
photos of the Bensour meteorite. You can see it on my website at:
www.meteoriteguy.com/index.
Check it out, simply beautiful pieces.
I will be selling when I return h
ESA Science News
http://sci.esa.int
20 Mar 2002
Rosetta Runs Hot and Cold
Like a hardy mariner preparing for a marathon journey from the tropical
shores of Brazil to the icy waters of Cape Horn, the mettle of ESA's
Rosetta spacecraft has been tested to the limit in recent weeks.
After being
Greetings list,
I ordered O. Richard Norton's new book from Amazon.com on Sunday
afternoon and the U.P.S. guy just dropped it off. What service!!
Gotta go read.
Steve
=
Steve Witt
IMCA #9020
http://www.meteoritecollectors.org
Shameless plug again, but about an hour to go before the last set of
meteorite cards (#1083482898)goes to the highest bidder - still have not
heard back from the suppliers.
And I know I am going to feel real embarrassed if they write to me next week
saying they got more but as I have written to th
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/solarsystem/mars_meteorite_020320.html
Controversy Continues: Mars Meteorite Clings to Life - Or Does It?
By Leonard David
20 March 2002
HOUSTON, TEXAS - Following years of rigorous study, the inside story of
whether meteorite ALH 84001 - the so-called "Ma
http://skyandtelescope.com/news/current/article_534_1.asp
No Knockouts in Martian Meteorite Showdown
By David L. Chandler
Sky & Telescopel
March 17, 2002
All last week, attendees at the 33rd annual Lunar and Planetary Science
Conference in Houston, Texas, looked forward to one of the meeting's
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
>> Bill Gates' Speech , Love him or hate him, he sure hits the
>> nail on the Head with this! To anyone with kids of any age, or
>> anyone who has ever been a kid, here's some advice Bill Gates
>> recently dished out at a high school speech about 11 things they did
>> NOT learn in sc
http://www.scientificamerican.com/news/031402/2.html
Direct from brain to computer done using rhesus monkeys.
NEUROSCIENCE
Implant Enables Thought to Control Computer Cursor
Giving a new twist to the phrase wishful thinking, scientists have
demonstrated that thoughts alone can enable action.
Glad to have you back home in one pieces.
Tom
> Jeeze Tom, have you ever been overseas? It takes about 40 hours to get back
> home, and with Dallas airport being shut down by storms most of the day, I
> am lucky to be home at all.
> Mike Farmer
> - Original Message -
> From: "Tom" <[EM
My 2.5 gram Holbrook has 4 numbers, 1484 from the AMNH. Black
numbers on a white background. I bought it from Mike Farmer. Great
little specimen!
Regards,
Tom Randall
IMCA# 6170
>Rob posted:
>
>>I recently acquired a lovely 43 gram oriented Holbrook and found by
>>surprise that it was a
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