G'day Bob,
I put together a bit of information regarding the preservation of irons on
the Odds Ends page at my site. You can find it at:
http://www.meteoritesaustralia.com/oddsends.html
Hopefully there is something there which may help you. It worked great for
my 111g Chinga slice.
Good luck,
I just want to thank mike blood on a great auction. I got some nice items. Thanks for the jenson boys for keeping the beer flowing. In chicago we like to drink. I can only imagine how much more I would have bid on, if I kept drinking.The only downer was the cat mountain was missing. I WAS GOING TO
Yes
that was my piece! What happened to it? Anyone know? Michael, we need to
talk.
Next
year, it would be good, if you had some display cabinets protecting the
specimens, like Darryl has.
Its
obvious we cannot trust everyone.
Matt
Morgan
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Does anyone know what happened to him?
Thanks, Roberto Eggletts
http://www.astrobio.net/news/modules.php?op=modloadname=Newsfile=articlesid=375mode=threadorder=0thold=0
Murchison's Amino Acids: Tainted Evidence?
By Anne M. Rosenthal
Astrobiology Magazine
February 12, 2003
Summary: Few meteorite discoveries can rival the one
that fell in 1969, just 60 miles
To quote the song by ChicagoDoes anybody really care?
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Astronomy Ireland launches meteorite hunt
RTE Interactive
February 12, 2003
Astronomy Ireland is seeking reports from eyewitnesses to a
fireball which blazed across the Irish sky this morning at
approximately 7am.
David Moore of Astronomy
NO
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In a message dated 12/02/03 17:30:54 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In 1999, the last time a meteorite was spotted in Ireland, astronomers
were able to triangulate from callers that it fell somewhere in Carlow.
A woman in Leighlinbridge, County Carlow, found fragments which were
or 50,00 euro? 50.000,00 euro is paired to $50.000...
Regards
Matteo
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Hi all,
Several things have come up on the list I responded to, but did not
send in, as I don't believe most of them are list topics. So, I have placed
them at the top of my Tucson Auction page at:
http://www.michaelbloodmeteorites.com/Tucson%20Auction
There is a brief
Hello all
I have put some auctions, a big piece of Albareto -
from where I have cut the all mini pieces - and my new
Impact melt in analysis here in Italy. If interested
look here:
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
Regards
Matteo
Happy Birthday Sikhote Alin!
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M come Meteorite - Matteo
Some interesting comments and good information in the
following compilation from the Internet:
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meteorobs-digest Wednesday, February 12 2003
Volume 04 : Number 1091
Re: (meteorobs) HTML on Line
(meteorobs) meteoroid heating
Hi there list. Just to let you all know, I will try and put some pics from tucson up on my site tomorrow. If not, it will be monday and tuesday of next week. I am leaving for lacrosse, wisconsin for 3 days. Also just a question. Who owns the sikote-alin main mass? Just want to know!
steveSteve R.
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/snc/news50.html
MARTIAN METEORITE NWA 1460 FOUND IN MOROCCO
Dr. Anthony Irving
University of Washington
February 12, 2003
NWA 1460
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Image 1: Shergottite NWA Image
Steve,
No one owns the main mass! You are repeating
the same pattern. Stop your daily noise. Thank you. Sincerely,
Dirk RossTokyo
STEVE ARNOLD wrote:
Hi there list. Just to let you all know, I will try
and put some pics from tucson up on my site tomorrow. If not, it will be
monday and
Title: MORE ON TUCSON
Hello List,
Anyone out there know where a guy can get a small
Saratov fragment with crust? Looking for an end cut or slice with crust at
~50 gms.. I hear getting a crusted sample is difficult but I thought I
should try.
Thanks and Cheers,
Mike Tettenborn
Mark,
Your ideas sound reasonable. I have yet to consider this level of
protection. Pieces like 753 go in membrane boxes for me...which are somewhat
protective. However, the relative lifespan for all things in this earthly
environment is a matter of decay. Some meteorites will go faster than
Title: MORE ON TUCSON
Hi Mike / List
The best I can do is provide you with an image of
an
87.3g cut fragment with crust, whichI acquired
from
Eric Twelker a few years back. The only crusted
one
he had available I
believe.
http://www.meteoritelabels.com/images/Saratov.jpg
Best regards,
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I have
a 2kg fragment with crust. Interested?
Matt
Morgan
www.mhmeteorites.com
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MORE ON TUCSONHello List,
Anyone out there know where a guy can get a small Saratov fragment with =
crust? Looking for an end cut or slice with crust at ~50 gms.. I hear =
getting a crusted sample is difficult but I thought I should try.
Thanks and Cheers,
Mike Tettenborn
Hi List, I have just arrived home
from the Tucson Showand have been asked to post this for the Hupe's.
Michael
Blood was suppose to announce the mystery pieces but things got real busy and
this got overlooked . Adam Hupe will announce the classifications and Winners
for the Mystery
Hello Steven,
Nice meeting you in Tucson. (Steven was being kind and helping out different
dealers this year.) Great to see you and hope you make the trip next year.
Mark
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