Hi,
here's
my suggestion for the next contest.
How
about a short, 10-lines essay about "if you could give a meteorite to anyone,
what would you give and to whom?" This could be quite interesting.. and is only
hypothetical so anyone could enter
Cheers
Frederic Janik
-Original
Hello all
Serguei is well, he lives in the High Praga, however
the situation slowly is improving. Also here in Italy
in the first days of August, violent thunderstorms
with grains of hail from about 700 gr. and true and
actual tornados is arrive in the North of Italy, and
specially in my
Hi members !
Thanks for keeping us in your mind.
(I am well, my house is on a hill - thanks God)
In eastern Austria the waters are going back slowly now.
Unbelieveable damage and thousands of people's homes are completely ruined.
It's a tragedy here.
But there is coming a big flood desaster in
Hello,
A friend of mine wants to get her man a poster sized pic of the Moon. I
have been unable to find one - any ideas??
thanks!
dave
In gentle decay,
d.
I have a proof that x^n+y^n=z^n never has integer solutions for n2.
however, it won't fit into my signature file
IMCA #0092
[EMAIL
Hi all I seem to be getting alot of emails as why I do not send a price
with my current wares sale. People are always tired of my posts, so I say
email me off list. Well here it is plain and simple: $3000.00!!
1. 12 grams of TUCSON RING
2. 1/4 gram of CAT
go here
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2129735621
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2129742223
Is the last little pieces I have, after I have only
big...auctions ended at few hours.
Regards
Matteo
=
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via
Hematite and magnetite particles scattered throughout a rock matrix can
appear shiny in bright light. Look at the same specimen that is not
in direct light and you will see it is really a dull grey. True
iron nickel will still appear a bright almost white color in shaded
light. Arizona produces
Hi Mark,
How about having a short essay of 1,000 words or less about your first
encounter with meteorites. Everyone remembers their first meteorite. Best
Regards,
Mike Reynolds - IMCA# 8127
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Mark Bostick [EMAIL
- Original Message -
From: Michael
Cottingham
To: Michael Cottingham
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 8:27 AM
Subject: Quick Meteorite SALE
Hello,
I have a few items that I am looking to
sell.
PAYPAL is preferred, but personal check is OK
too.
(Check must be sent
Dunno if anyone is interested, but there is a HUGE sunspot active at the
moment - not seen such a big one! I estimate the size is around 60,000 miles
ouch!
better slap on the lead-based suncream, folks!
In gentle decay,
d.
I have a proof that x^n+y^n=z^n never has integer solutions for n2.
Subject: [meteorite-list] Meteorite Contest #6 - FREE NWA869
Come up with a contest ideal for me...for Meteorite Contest #7.
Something anyone can enter reguardless of collection size or knowledge level
preferrably.
I will end this contest on monday. E-mail entries to the list please. =20
On Thu, 15 August 2002, John Sinclair wrote:
Hi Ann,
I had no idea Goose Lake was bolted down. I like the
way the museum has so
many iron meteorites out in the open.
Lafayette is beyond my description. You have it right
when you say 'sheer
perfection'.
It's always nice to see world
Christian...((hugs))
I am glad you are ok and that you did your best to help. I do not recall
ever hearing of this kind of flooding over there before... maybe has to do
with the sunspots Dave was referring to.
I helped a few years ago in the Flood of 97 In Kentucky. I was assistant
Mission
lol..Robert/ When I was a kid I was hit in the head by something. Was a
little rock of some sort. Came out of the sky. Don't know where it came
from.. Glad it was little.
Rosie
- Original Message -
From: Robert Wendi Beauford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August
I am trying to prove a dry lake is in fact a meteorite
crater.A meteorite was found in the area, the bed rock
is shattered for miles in every direction and the
shape of the dry lake seemes to have a ballistic
signature.I am hopeful someone can help me access the
experiment data that determined
Hello Gregory,
When you sent this Original Message to me, I was
already out in the Mojave Desert - you guessed it,
getting ready for observing the Perseid shower.
Actually, I observed on Sunday evening - Monday
morning (Aug 11/12) with the intent of catching some
early Perseid earthgrazers. And
Hi Alvie
I cant help with explotiondata, as I am not an expert.
But have you beenlooking around the area for impactites, such as breccia and
shatercones ?
The way to prove it is actualy, finding evidence in the underground - chock
minerals.
:-)
LArs
- Original Message -
From: alvie
Still trying to catch-up on the huge number of posts
while I was out of town for the Perseid Meteor Shower.
Looks like I missed out on a large number of
interesting threads.
My Perseid viewing in the Mojave Desert was washed out
by an unbelievable amount of smoke in the air from all
the various
Dave,
While moon posters are not so easy to findmoon maps are easy to find.
These can be purchased at most bookstores. I have one on my wall and
reference it often when moon gazing.
Living in the Wichita, Kansas, which is the biggest city in Kansas and the
Airplane Capitol of the
http://www.contour2002.org/news.php?id=19
Search for CONTOUR Continues
August 16, 2002
1PM EDT
Mission operators continue to listen for a signal from CONTOUR.
Using its 34-meter antennas, NASA's Deep Space Network stations are
scanning the spacecraft's expected path beyond Earth's orbit,
Hi list
!
I put my last slice of the
Moravka meteorite on eBay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2132017584ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1
Last chance to get one
!
Other subject :
Thanks to all the good
words I got from list members relating to the big flood catastrophy in
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Hi Mark,
What about a drawing contest? Everyone could send in a picture of what they
think a meteorite fall would look like drawn in paint or some other graphics
program. This might be a good one for people who get writers block. :)
Graham
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You just missed meeting me at the Barstow Desert
Discovery Center on Tuesday. But you did get to meet
Bob Hilburn's mother. Bob and his mother are typical
of the volunteer spirit that drives most of the
research efforts being conducted in the Mojave Desert.
Sorry I
Mark,
How about an essay based on one's first impressions of a fall / find? This
could be written in the perspective of an average individual throughout
different periods in history (from Neanderthal Man to Modern Man).
Jack
People usually try to get around $8 to $20 each for these on ebay. Here is a photo of 100 grams of fulgerites:
http://www.meteoriteshop.com/fulgerite.jpg
25 Grams $35
50 Grams $68
100 Grams $119
Half Kilo $500
Full Kilo $899
Includes shipping
Cheers
DEAN
http://www.meteoriteshop.com/
Explosion or impact?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A27929-2002Aug16.html
LOS ANGELES An image captured by an Arizona
telescope may show NASA's missing $159 million
spacecraft broken in two pieces as it hurtles away from
Earth, the mission director said Friday.
The fate of
People usually try to get around $8 to $20 each for these on ebay. Here is a photo of 100 grams of fulgerites:
http://www.meteoriteshop.com/fulgerite.jpg
25 Grams $35
50 Grams $68
100 Grams $119
Half Kilo $500
Full Kilo $899
Includes shipping
Cheers
DEAN
http://www.meteoriteshop.com/
Here's another article:
http://www.space.com/missionlaunches/contour_telecon_020816.html
This article includes the Spacewatch image (in the right hand column)
showing the two pieces. You can go directly to the image here:
In a message dated 8/16/2002 9:30:44 AM Mountain Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dunno if anyone is interested, but there is a HUGE sunspot active at the
moment - not seen such a big one! I estimate the size is around 60,000 miles
ouch!
better slap on the lead-based suncream, folks!
Hello List, I figured you meteorite people probably like astronomy too. So, I have a Meade ETX 90EC with extras for sale . (you can look out for asteroids that might become or next big fall) Contact me of list if interested!( I need more money to bye more meteorites!)
Thanks, Tom
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