Hello listers!
I have a question: If anybody know some details about the meteorites
that fell in to the water (lakes, sea etc.). I will appreciate if you share
them
with me.
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Thank you!
Serguei
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Hello meteorite-enthusiasts,
in some hours ends my auction with a nice slice of Morasko, rare iron
from Europe, Poland.
Only about 1$/g.
The buyer get from me many pictures from the found and the main mass.
It is not common, to own some pictures from the found-circumstances in a
collection !
Hello Serguei and List,
The most famous meteorite that fell into a pond or a stock tank is, of
course, Pena Blanca Spring. See detailed description in Joel Schiff's
METEORITE magazine: Meteorite! (May 2000, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 36-38).
Some of the Siena stones have also been reported to have
Serguei
One hit a Japanese ship and was promptly swept off of the ship. Other
parts probably hit the sea.Dirk Ross Tokyo
Bernd Pauli HD wrote:
Hello Serguei and List,
The most famous meteorite that fell into a pond or a stock tank is, of
course, Pena Blanca Spring. See detailed
Hello Serguei and List,
Here is a picture of a meteorite hunter searching for meteorites in the
water http://www.branchmeteorites.com/MetSale.html
Best wishes,
-Walter
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Walter Branch, Ph.D.
Branch Meteorites
322 Stephenson Ave., Suite B
Savannah,
Would Tagish Lake qualify? It landed on a frozen lake and most of it later
sank when the ice melted.
David H.
--- Bernd Pauli HD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Serguei and List,
The most famous meteorite that fell into a pond or a stock tank is, of
course, Pena Blanca Spring. See detailed
Hi all, Steve Arnold from Chicago here. If I cannot get a buy for my Esquel, I'm willing to do half cash and half trade for the $24 a gram. The piece is 50 grams. It is a thing of beauty! Also there are pictures. Let me know! Also I want to throw this out to everyone. I believe I am the tallest
In Grady catalog there are several meteorites from Pacific Ocean. They have
been dredged on the sea floor at several km depth by a Russian
oceanographic vessel.
Pierre
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Don't forget Bjurbole...
Craig
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Craig wrote:
Don't forget Bjurbole... Craig
Thank you, Craig. How could I forget such a celebrity :-(
Best regards,
Bernd
The Bjurböle L/LL4 meteorite slammed through 40 cm of solid
ice and broke into fragments, the largest of which weighed
80 kg - the total weight was about 330-400 kg.
Hello Serguei, Bernd, and list,
Here's another for the record, but I'm wondering if the correct spelling
of Lake Okeechobee can be found in the new Catalogue, it is misspelled
as Okechobee in the fourth edition and it is not found in the Bulletin.
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Fragments weighing ~1 kg were
A large piece of the Marjalahti pallasite was witnessed to fall into a
lake. Vladimir Stepakov, Ivan Koutyrev's partner, nearly drown while
searching for this one.
Also, weren't several pieces of the Estherville mesosiderite seen to fall
into a lake near a couple of boys?
Regards,
John
The Alaskan meteorites Hope Creek and Aggie Creek were found in creeks of
those names by prospectors dredging for gold. Also I believe that the Cold
Bay pallasite (also Alaskan) was found on the beach. I believe that covers
all known Alaskan meteorites!
Jeanne Devon
Museum Store/Nature Source
Hmmm seems I remember hearing about another possible meteorite hitting a
boat and bouncing out up in Alaska too.
Rhett Bourland
www.asteroidmodels.com
www.asteroidmodels.com/personal
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What does Bill Jensen say about that?
Bob Holmes
www.meteoritebiz.com
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Hi Serguei,
The following entry appears in the 4th edition of the Catalogue:
Atlantic Ocean
Fell 1809, June 19, 2300 hrs
Doubtful.
Many stones fell into the sea, and one of 170g on the deck of a ship,
south of Rhode Island, U.S.A., but this was lost and the description is
inadequate, E.F.F.
The Honolulu fall (1825) fell into Honolulu harbor and its surrounds. A
couple of fragments fell on (near?) the deck of a Russian ship that was in
port at the time, and went home with it. Others were picked up from the
dock area, and over a strewnfield extending back from the water's edge.
Hello,
I look for mineralogicals informations about the various clasts found in NWA469 L4.
Best regards, Vincent
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Any info about the meteorites fell to the
In a message dated 5/4/2002 7:13:41 AM Mountain Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I believe I am the tallest meteorite collecter in the world. They grow us tall in chicago! I'm 6 foot 8 inches tall! Let me know if anyone can top that. hhha!
You should talk to Bill Jensen
I don't think the removal of that fall onto a ship at
sea from the catalogue was such a good idea - perhaps
they need a separate section for falls observed,
recovered, and then lost -
ep
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Yahoo! Health - your guide to health and
List, I just got back to town after a couple of days so I may have missed
the answer, but the fossil meteorites Lake Murray and the other
Scandinavian ones fell in the ocean.
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Bernd wrote:
And there is the Djati-Pengilon H6 chondrite which fell into the
Alastoeva river.
Hi Bernd and others,
That Djati-Pengilon fell into the river Alastoeva, is an apocryphal story
that as far as I understand is simply incorrect. I have been doing some
library research on meteorites
Hi all,
A Post Scriptum to my previous mail about the apocryphal story of
Djati-Pengilon falling into water:
Forgot to mention that, although this is by no means ascertained, one other
meteorite from Indonesia/former Dutch East Indies, indeed might have dropped
fragments in sea. It concerns
Hi Sergei and the rest,
One of the two fragments (the smallest one, 2.7 kg, which fell near
Loevenhoutje) of the Utrecht meteorite, an L6 from the Netherlands which
fell June 2, 1843, fell into a ditch, throwing up a fountain of water in the
event. It was recovered 3 days later. See also my
African meteorites are cool because
Cool, COOL !? Man, I never have had such a HOT love affair as with
meteorites..!
- Marco;-)
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Take Bill and addMike Jensen, any they are the Largest Meteorite Dealers in the World! Mark - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 1:18 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] HALF CASH HALF TRADE VERY TALL!!!
Is anyone doing something about this?
Michael Casper
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Lisa
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Relating to the
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Hello everyone.
My name is
Jeez Mikey, just because you lost out on this deal back then even though
you're such a big and important dealer its rather odd that you are still so
bitter about it. Like Mike Farmer said yesterday the collection sold off
two years ago so what's the point now?
Rhett Bourland
Thank you, Marco, for all that thorough and precise background
information on the Djati-Pengilon - Utrecht - Tjerebon meteorites.
Very much appreciated!
Cheers from
rainy Germany,
Bernd
P.S.: If it doesn't stop pouring with rain here soon, watch out for me
coming down the river Rhine sitting
Hi Bernd, all -
Looks like the search is on for a human blooded
meteorite.
ep
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Eric wrote:
No other listed Australian fall comes close.
Hello All!
And what about finds as the story is shrouded in
mystery?
The only mismatch is the
Dear Rhett,
The name is Michael NOT Mikey. Yes I did lose out of representing
the King Collection. If I would have sold the collection his daughters
would have been paid.
It is a fact that I offered OVER $200,00.00 cash to the family. That is
$200,000.00 more than they received!
Steve Arnold,
Mr. Farmer,
You just said that Steve stole all that money and paid them
nothing
I never said anything of the kind. Perhaps you
should learn how to read?
That is an accusation that you could well be sued for
I would welcome that lawsuit! They would have to provide FULL
DISCLOSURE!
MC
I do indeed belive you did, you said the family never got the money, what
else does that imply?
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Ouchthere's that burning sensation again..
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OK, now don't everyone reply back at once, but
I'm looking for a micro-mount of the Renazzo carbonaceous
chondritewithout knowing details on availability and/or pricing, I'm
hoping for something in the 0.10 to 0.25 gram rangeweight is secondary,
as long as it is representative
if backward time travel is possible then on the internet nantan will
be avalable in W0 because it would of been collected the day it fell and
brought back to the future still cheap but not sort of a joke and
because space travel would be common my precious 17 milligram of
anorthosic highland
I believe that the Hessle, Sweden shower landed on a frozen lake, and Pena
Blanca Springs, Texas was said to land in the spring or watering hole of
some sort.
Frank Prochaska
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African Meteorites are cool because of the same
reason we all collect- the variety and unique story each one tells.
We may not always know the official classification, but can appreciate the
chondrules, metal distribution, colors, physical shock characteristics, even the
weathering.
Ok I'm the tallest non-meteorite hunter collecter in the world. We cannot all be the tallest in the world. steveThank you for e-mailing me, and have a great day!Steve Arnold, Chicago!
Hello All,
Being my first week on "the list", I'll give you all my take
on why "African Meteorites are cool because."
great pieces of
LUNAs
SNCs
CRs
HEDs
LLs
COs
Rs
and the occasional unclassified individual (that could be one of above if I
chose to cut it!)
...all adorn my
On Fri, 03 May 2002, Chauncey Walden wrote
In a story on meteorites in this month's issue of
Rock and Gem, Bob
Jones says that tektites are from the moon. No
discussion, just the
statement. There it is in black and white so it must
be right. At least
he didn't let out the secret that they
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