Hi Michael and all,
The Sikhote-Alin with the hole you bid on describe, I recognized as soon as it was put
on ebay. I was lucky enough to see it right after being listed and contacted ebay's
fraud department right away. I didn't post the auction to the list as I wanted them to
have as much time
Chris and Mike F,
I'm certainly no expert at this but as I understand it...the purchaser(first,
second, third, etc.?? who knows) of a NWA meteorite may decide to ask for a
number from the NonCom(group that gives out numbers/names) to give it an
identity at a minimum. If they get a
ESO Education and Public Relations Dept.
Text with all links and the photos are available on the ESO Website at URL:
http://www.eso.org/outreach/press-rel/pr-2003/phot-27-03.html
Personally, I find the postings of bizarre eBay material highly entertaining. As a
collector who also has a day job, I often don't get the opportunity to scan all the
eBay listings. The only way I notice some of these items is via this forum. Maybe I'm
in the minority, but I think it's
Hello list
First of all I couldn't agree more with Elton
about the ADS.Even more frustrating is when people
give a link to their auction that doesn't even
work.AAArrgghh
New asteroid 2003 QQ47 rates a 1 on the
Torino scale.Article here:
Hi list.I just want to let everyone know that I just got my spade
meteorite from matt morgan.What a beautiful stone.It has lots of metal.
kind of like the outer space backround.Like thousands of lit up stars.The
crust on it is very dark and crystal like.Thanks so much to matt for
making this
Hello everyone. I have been in the Middle East for the
last two weeks. I just returned home and am relaxing
after a long hard trip.
Tonight I have over 60 meteorite auctions ending on
ebay, under both user id's. I have listed over $20,000
in material, some of it for one cent.
Be sure to check
Hello
I have 2 40 gr. pieces of DaG 670 SNC for sale, for
who is interested in prices write to me in private.
Now I go out of home, I answer tomorrow to the emails.
Regards
Matteo
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M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
Email: [EMAIL
Hi Jim list,
Good luck on finding some Crumlin, its hard enough trying to locate material
from a recent fall let alone one from 1902, but I suppose you have a general
idea of the strewn field area.
I expect to have more info on the Aug 27th fireball by the weekend. I hope
by then I'll have
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/09/02/tech/main571160.shtml
New Asteroid Threat Seen
Jarrett Murphy
CBS News
September 2, 2003
British astronomers warned Tuesday of a
potential - but remote - threat of a newly
discovered asteroid striking Earth in 11 years'
time.
The asteroid, called
Hi Jim List,
Some info on Crumin :
http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/bookman/meteorites/SEIRE.HTM#crumlin
Regards
Ken O'Neill
IMCA #9465
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It has been an absolutely CRAZY day here in the UK since this story broke early this morning. I swear every radio and TV news programme has featured a "Doomsday Approacheth!" piece, accompanied by comments from "an astronomer" or "space expert", who without fail tried desperately to reassure the
It has been an absolutely CRAZY day here in the UK since this story broke
early this morning. I swear every radio and TV news programme has featured a
Doomsday Approacheth! piece, accompanied by comments from an astronomer or
space expert, who without fail tried desperately to reassure
Hi Ken and list
Thank you very much for the link on
Crumlin Ken,that was very useful as I didn't realise
it actually fell in Crosshill.I realise also that I
got my date wrong and it was Sept and not March,oops.I
was checking the correct dates at the newspaper
archives
Thankfully you will notice that we had managed to
squash most of the hysteria in the press by lunchtime!
Jay Tate
The Spaceguard Centre
http://www.spaceguarduk.com
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Thankfully you will notice that we had managed to squash most of the
hysteria in the press by lunchtime!
Jay Tate
The Spaceguard Centre
http://www.spaceguarduk.com
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Greetings to all,
This is my first post, been receiving the list for a couple of weeks.
I have to say it is both educational and entertaining.
Just wondering if anyone saw or heard of a fireball over west central
Arizona about 5am the first week of Aug. 2003
Dave Weir's marvelous site while discussing the various Martian Shergottites
mentions the Kaidun Meteorite.
Is there any of this material in collector, or dealer hands?
Mike Fowler
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Hello Meteorite Brothers (Meteorite Loving Sisters Too!)
Last Spring I purchased the Nininger / Huss printer and metal type used to make the cards in the "Meteorite Crater Study Kit", the "Target Earth" card, "TEKTITE" card, the "From Out Of This World" card, the Meteorite Museum cutout seen on
Hi all,
I've been reading the archives like a devoted newbie should. I just can't get
over the negative threads about the people here on the South Side of Chicago.
I've been here since 1963. The stories written about encounters with
the locals are absolutely wild. Crazed women stalking the
I would have guessed the wild behavior was due to greed..
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
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Hi
Doing a little research in response to Matteo's listing of a 40 gram piece of
DAG 670 I find that it has many pairings, one which is DAG 476 referred to as
Lucky 13
Why is it lucky 13?
Mike Fowler
Chicago
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Dear Joseph and List Members,
We had gang members come up to us and ask if we were interested in buying a
meteorite. We said sure until they asked us to go around the corner to take
a look at it. We asked what was wrong with looking at it in the open. We
got a bad feeling and walked towards a
Hello List,
I have some very nice specimens for sale and most are at or under $3.75/gm. At this
time I am having some technical difficulties uploading the pictures to my web space,
so please drop me an email regarding the specimen(s) you are interested in and I will
email a photo to you ASAP.
Dear S. Culver and List,
Glad you posted and welcome. I have learned that while my incessant
questions may bother some, for the most part, there is always some
person on the list, that will be gracious enough, to take the time to
answer you, on or off-list.
I've also noticed that there has been
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DAG 476 referred to as "Lucky 13" Why is it lucky 13?
It was the thirteenth Mars meteorite discovered.or at least classified.If memory serves,there were a few higher-numbered DaG's thatturned out to beMartian, which were technically found prior to 476. (Confident
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