Marcia,
I am not advocating that every Iron be treated in this way, just the
ones where all other hope has gone. All this rust treatment does is
provide a stable coating that protects against moisture and air getting
to the inside, it won't halt all rusting for ever but it's one hell of a
lot
How about a large iron impacting the Northern hemisphere of Mars
creating an impact basin now filled by lava and mud.
The iron impactor disintegrated and spread iron all over the planet in
a fallout cloud and created a layer of iron rich material on the
surface.
The weather on Mars continues to
Chris
Interesting points!
I think the temperature on mars might also have something to do with the
existence of iron rich 'red soil', frost thaw frost thaw for billions of
years, would create a fine dust, in its self would it not?
Anyone fancy crushing a cold Martian meteorite in rarified CO2
At 08:55 PM 9/18/2003 +1000, chris sharp wrote:
The iron impactor disintegrated and spread iron all over the planet in
a fallout cloud and created a layer of iron rich material on the
surface.
My knee-jerk reaction to that is to think about the large iron meteorites
in our collections. They tend
Hi List,
I never was in Denver, but got this request
below.
Has anybody an email address of those "TERRA
INCOGNITA"?
Martin
"Hi, I
saw two items of interest at this recent Denver show, at Terra Incognita in
room 107, but when I went back on Sunday to look again, you were gone.
There was
Hi list.I just aquired the COLUMBUS,NEW MEXICO main mass from mike
cottingham.So my 9.2 gram cut has become available for trade.I am looking
for something unusal.Not small, unless unusal.Let me know if anyone is
interested.
steve arnold, chicago
I
believe those were Marvin Killgores pieces.
Matt
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Dear Mark,
No questioning of ethics Mark, just concern about the fact that there is
a product out here in the States that is used for rust treatment on
automobiles, ect., very similiar to the one you described ,that does
turn the rust to a polymer finish, and like I mentioned to you in my
letter,
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At 08:55 PM 9/18/2003 +1000, chris sharp
Hey List, I got it figured out! The large Iron the disintegrated must have
came from the same parent body as the Nantan!
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
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Hey List, I got it figured out! The large Iron the disintegrated must have
came from the same parent body as the Nantan!
Thanks, Tom
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If you want to speculate on rusting impactors you may not have to go quite
so far. Come on over to East Texas (and many points in the southeast US) --
Everything -- from the clay to the rock is red and much of it (the rock) is
magnetic. In fact the main road bed material in use out here is
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a middle age man This man was Rob Elliott.
Middle-aged???
Mark, please remind me to buy you several large "oatmeal cookies" next Denver show ;-)
Rob Elliott
www.meteorites.uk.com
Fernlea
The iron impactor disintegrated and spread iron all over the planet in
a fallout cloud and created a layer of iron rich material on the surface.
My knee-jerk reaction to that is to think about the large iron meteorites
in our collections. They tend to be the most competent and coherent
and
Hi
When I look at the page for NWA869, on The Meteorite Market homepage it say:
The slices on this page have been cleaned to show their petrologic features.
How is this done ?
And the brown color usualy covering the faces of many meteorite-slices, is that a
result of oxidation from the
Hello list and Rob, Nice to see you in Denver Rob. I admit, middle age is a little strong. List members must remember I am still in my twenties...:-) Hope you didn't find flying international with meteorites any trouble. From experience the airport seems to act weird the third or fourth time you
Hi
When I look at the page for NWA869, on The Meteorite Market homepage it say:
The slices on this page have been cleaned to show their petrologic features.
How is this done ?
And the brown color usualy covering the faces of many meteorite-slices, is that a
result of oxidation from the
test
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Hi
When I look at the page for NWA869, on The Meteorite Market homepage it say:
The slices on this page have been cleaned to show their petrologic features.
How is this done ?
And the brown color usualy covering the faces of many meteorite-slices, is that a
result of oxidation from the
Oh the dreaded "oatmeal cookies". These have
since been renamed "death cookies" because theycause category 5 type
hangovers which means catatonic. I hope these are not proudly served at
Tucson.
All the best,
Adam
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I know that this is probably a little to early, but
does anyone have any idea when [dates] the Blood and
Macovich auctions will take place so that I can start
to make arrangements [reservations] for that time???
Thanks in advance! :)
Dave
It looks like the fun times for tucson 2004 will be feb 6, 7, and 8.I
heard that blood,s auction might be on the 6th with the birthday bash on
the 7th, and the big auction on sunday the 8th.That is what I was told.I
will be there the 5th thru the 8th.I am already set.
Hello Everyone, Sorry no photos this year. Was having camera problems. Denver 2003 Report By Mark Bostick I usually choose to fly and then have one of my brothers meet me in Denver with a car to get around and get things home with. This year I chose just to drive in. Armed with the help of my
Lars,
I am not sure how Eric cleaned these.
I do know that soaking certain stone meteorites in acid (navel jelly)
beautifully cleans the meteorite and removes dark rust stains. I have had
great success with zag and juancheng as well as others. After a navel jelly
soak of an hour they were
Then there was that young guy, Bob Haag, who was going through a box of Millbillilie's when he held one in his hand from that strewn field that somehowdidn't feel right
..a million dollars later I think we call it Cacalong.
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Fellow listees:While looking in
Hi, Steve, and all,
When you are talking about a large impactor, the physical properties of the
impactor material become entirely irrelevant. By the time you get up to a
one-kilometer diameter impactor, or a ten-kilometer diameter impactor, it
wouldn't matter whether the impactor was made of
I noticed the same reference to Rob...middle age man. I've heard him
called a lot of different things but never that!
Best,
John
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Adam and the Denver Desperados,
Okay guys...all of you that were present in Denver keep referring to these
aweful oatmeal cookies...aka...death cookies mixed drinks. Knowing most
of you guys, I thought you'd drink just about anything;-) Would one of you
be so kind as to give us a better
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It looks like the fun times for tucson 2004 will be feb 6, 7, and 8.I
heard that blood,s auction might be on the 6th with the birthday bash on
the 7th, and the big auction on sunday the 8th.That is what I
Dear John and List Members,
Even though it is off topic, enough people have asked what the heck a death
cookie is?
It is a drink with about five different types of liquor in it that tastes
just like an oatmeal cookie. What makes it so dangerous is that you can not
taste the booze in it. A
Hello,
This will be my first time at the Tuscon show. Does anyone have any
recommendations on which hotels to stay at?
Thanks
Bob Evans
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There are some serious red soils on the eastern seaboard as well. Parts
of Virginia and South Carolina have some of the reddest soil you will
ever find. (Interestingly, very near the Chesapeake Bay impact
structure, ~100 km wide and of age 35Ma), and for the master of the red
dirt, you have Prince
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This will be my first time at the Tuscon show. Does anyone have any
recommendations on which hotels to stay at?
Go to Travelocity, Cheap Tickets, and every other travel site you can think of, and go thru
Holy Molly, talk about a death drink! You would probably have to go on a
one week diet of bananas and soda water to purge yourself of that stuff.
CharlyV
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Most bars only add three of the five shots above, but in Denver we asked
them to add them all!
.. and lived to regret it!
I wished I had thought of taking pictures of all of you the next day! and it
Adam, You warned;
Do not store unfinished drink around your household.
Dispose of unfinished portions immediately.
Do not get near an open flame.
Do not smoke while under the influence.
If feeling too woozy contact a poison control center immediately.
Do not induce vomiting.
But you forgot, DO
Hello All, Thanks to everyone to the kind comments on my somewhat quickly wrote report. I understand that not everyone can make the big shows so I usually try to make slightly longreports, I remember how I enjoyed reading them. I hope my rush with the report excuses anything I left out...which
I need some help from the trusted list here:
I am going to do a presentation next month to some 7'th grader's
concerning earth impact structures and meteorites. I have my standard
samples, which of course, I love dearly, but for some reason, they don't
(or have not yet) produced the oohs and awe
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/09/19/arts/design/19METE.html
New Hall for Meteorites Old Beyond Imagining
By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
New York Times
September 19, 2003
Spacecraft travel hundreds of millions of miles across the solar system to
see what's out there and report back. Yet every day about
That is a fascinating message, Perhaps the best place to give children
(really emerging young adults) a taste for what really drives science to
study meteorites for what they really are. Thanks for that... I am
from Boston, and the new Amtrack Eccella (B-NY) makes that a
reasonable trip that
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