Hi Bill
I myself, answer some questions, and do so often without replying through
the list. I will endevor to post those to the list in the future.
Mark
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Hi All,
I must say I am a bit shocked that my most recent installment
of my 4 part series regarding factors that keep the meteorite market
depressed has met with virtually NO discussion on the list - particularly
since we are witnessing one of the key points being played out on the
list
Mike,
The company '3M' (Scotch) make a water clear plastic film that shrinks
when heated, it is used to draught proof windows (the glass type!) the
idea being you tape the sheet over a pane of glass and heat it with a
hair dryer and it shrinks tight like glass
I tried some once, and it works
Well done Indeed!
Question is will this fuel a new space race?
Hope so, maybe we will get that lunar colony so often promised after
all!!
Interesting that the party decided not to show it on live
TV but selected highlights later on??
(Presumably so they could cover things
Mr. Blood,
I have read a lot of what you say and believe it or not I understand your
views. Sometimes it's a lot more difficult to realize your views than it is
to verbalize them.
Bill Kieskowski
Hi All,
I must say I am a bit shocked that my most recent installment
of my 4 part
My old dead mother-in-law from Sweetwater Texas always said, Don't go
digging up dead snakes. I heard that echoing as I went through the archives.
She was a tough old woman! I respected her a lot! I think that anyone that
thinks they are beyond improvement in any way shape or form are of the
Hi Mr.Blood, list,
I fully agree. Imagine you would go to a market place for buying some
vegetables or to a shopping mall and there would be all sellers standing in
front of there shops and stalls screaming the nastiest names and
condemnations to eachother like drunk beer coachmen.
Bon Appetit.
Do you really not have a clue as to why this happens? Think about it a while.
Randy
From: "Tom aka James Knudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "almitt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] A Letter From Blaine Reed
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2003 19:43:28
Hi Michael:
A point will taken. But, keep in mind thatanyone can get caught up in the heat of the battle. Check out the listarchives ofMonday,Oct 13th to refresh your memory. Even YOU got caught up in the argument.
"Hello Matteo,
It has been extremely well documented that in addition to being a
Wow. I just now saw the story on BBC about the Chinese launch. Forgive me for
being superfluous but I have a large collection of space related newspapers.
Headlines going back before Sputnik. Does anyone have access to a copy of a
major Chinese publication with the headline in the Chinese
And I REPEAT I am under waith write in pubblic all
this informations ofIt has been extremely well
documented that in addition to being a cheat, you are,
clearly, without question, a liar.come on I am
under waith, all this documentations where is? For the
moment only able to speak but I do
Matteo,
I havn't decided whether to pity you or dislike you.
Bill Kieskowski
And I REPEAT I am under waith write in pubblic all
this informations ofIt has been extremely well
documented that in addition to being a cheat, you are,
clearly, without question, a liar.come on I am
under
Matteo,
You are a man of class and distinction. Buy it and tell us all about it
afterwards.
Bill Kieskowski
Hello
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2196957976category=3239
for me is many many many similar to Taza
individuals
regards
Matteo
=
M come
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As far as the hundreds of ebay adds are concerned, there are the mailing
lists: "meteorite_sales" and "MeteoriteCollectors", where dealers and ebay
adds are welcomed.
I dunno folks...I haven't bought any
Ah... but these do look like Taza. I have found many over the years, and if you setone side by side with Taza you would not be able to tell the difference. They look exactly alike.
But the only way to tell a solidGlorieta iron from a Tazais to cut and etch, or use a microprobe. The pattern is
anybody got 200 ml hno3 etchin juice for sale? Try MSN Messenger 6.0 with integrated webcam functionality!
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(Phone: 202/358-1547)
RELEASE: 03-324
CONTOUR MISHAP BOARD COMPLETES INVESTIGATION
NASA's Comet Nucleus Tour (CONTOUR) Mishap Investigation
Board (MIB) identified four possible causes for the failure
of the
i don't know why i keep buying these things, but i have an addiction to glorieta. i think it's 'cuz of how the main mass got found by steve in this remote location. but i just got another off ebay. that is supreme. it has that blue fusion crust and it is a nosecone all the way with a 360 degree
http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/asteroid_tug_031015.html
Mission Possible: Asteroid Tugboat Backed for Trial Run
By Leonard David
space.com
15 October 2003
BOULDER, Colorado -- In the grand cosmic scheme of things, it's only a
matter of time. Our planet is bound to tangle
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
October 9-15, 2003
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Arabian Slope Streaks (Released 09 October 2003)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2003/10/09/index.html
o Dark Sand
Dear George;
Good morning to you! I rather enjoyed your letter below.
Once a few years ago, I proclaimed never to buy unclassified NWA's but
after a year or more of waiting for something to change, no perceived
further push to get field data seemed to happen so, I bought NWA's with
no
Hi Harlan and list
Many times flow streams show eddie currents, little
whirls within the stream caused by minute differences in flow rates. One part of
the surfacebeing bumpier than an adjacent area would be enough to cause
such a whirl pattern
Mark
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From:
Humm...
Did not look it up. I was not sure; relied on my sometimes defective memory, andfor some reason I thought that Taza was 6 %. But if it is the other way around 16% plus, then the difference is still evident with the right testing. And I don't think an etch pattern will be the same.
Taza is 16.3% Ni and I think the Germanium content is extremely high at
0.2% or thereabouts. Pretty unusual iron.
Matt
Steve Schoner wrote:
Humm...
Did not look it up. I was not sure; relied on my sometimes defective
memory, and for some reason I thought that Taza was 6 %. But if it is
Hi All,
Hermes (aka 1937 UB) has evidently finally been found! It was
recovered by B. A. Skiff at Lowell Observatory-LONEOS shortly
after midnight last night (early this morning), and rapidly
placed on the NEO Confirmation Page by Timothy Spahr in time for
J. Young to make follow-up observations
Hello
yes but here is visible a olivine fragment, in the
piece on ebay is not visible and is many similar to
Taza - I have see in Bologna Show pieces is the same
of the piece on Ebay, and the same pieces I have here,
the zone where is not brown color is many similar to
this piece. Is strange the
Yo Harlan,
I bought some a while back- 70% HNO3 . So nasty/pure that it'll
melt the pennies in your pocket- no kidding. John and his wife Nancy Run
the Operation. You have to dillute it to 10% with alcohol. Ask John to be
sure. Unless you have experience with Nitric , better be
Here is a nice selection offew exceptional small whole gibeons. These are getting harder and harder to find in any size. All are nicely sculpted. Priced at 50 cents per gram.
91.0 grams = $45.50
http://www.jensenmeteorites.com/Photos/Gibeon91.jpg
122.7 grams = $61.35
I've visited the Pacific Tsunami Museum in Hilo when I went
to Hawaii earlier this year.
Ron Baalke
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http://www.westhawaiitoday.com/daily/2003/Oct-15-Wed-2003/news/news2.html
Expert: Isle long overdue for tsunami
By MAILE CANNON
Ah... but these do look like Taza. I have found many
over the years, and if you set one side by side with
Taza you would not be able to tell the difference. They
look exactly alike.
Except in this case they are not taza they are
glorieta. Last week I was offered those 2
Ah... but these do look like Taza. I have found many
over the years, and if you set one side by side with Taza
you would not be able to tell the difference. They
look exactly alike.
Except in this case they are not taza they are glorieta. Last week I was offered
those 2 pieces on
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my 4 part series regarding factors that keep the meteorite market depressed has met with virtually NO discussion on the list
Yep.
Dozens of personal attack and counterattack posts. Dozens of posts complaining about the attacks and counterattacks. Dozens of emails
I have a number of both Taza and Glorieta Mountain individuals and cut
etched individuals on my website. Some only a few gm., but up to a few
hundred g. Yes, they are so similar...even to flow lines and remnants of
fusion crust. I cut a number of the respective lots I purchased and etched
a
Howdy Folks,
I have been cleaning up again around the house and found a few more
meteorites that might be happier in someone else's home.
I also found some old books including many signed by Nininger.
Also, I dropped the price on many meteorites left over from my earlier sale.
Anyway, enough
Which makes this report even more problematic was that
The Advertiser article concluded that there were
probably no meteorites to be recovered from this
fireball, when there wasn't sufficient evidence to
make that statement.
Bob V.
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Ah... but these do look like Taza. I have found
many over the years, and if you set one side by side
with Taza you would
Good Evening List members;
In light of all the interesting discussions taking place in this forum
lately I thought it would be a good time for me to give everyone an idea
how things currently work behind-the-scenes on the List:
1) The List is not moderated -- this means that if you are
Thanks, Fred very well said
AMEN,
Tim
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Matteo
Hello meteorite
does taza have olivene?
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Glorieta Mountain??
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003
Art,
A personal thank you for the efforts you have taken to host this list and
for the all the expenses you have incurred. This list has been a wonderful
resource and given me much enjoyment.
You are a class act!
Cheers,
Mike Tettenborn
Owen Sound, Ontario
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I just got home for an almost 40 hour trip, 3
countries, and I see that the fallout is still coming down. I thought it was
over with my apology? Did I miss something?
I do realize the mess that has been made, and I
hope to be able to avoid such useless exchanges in the future.
Mike Farmer
No. Taza does not have olivine, at least none that I know of.
But there is a big difference in Glorieta masses. Pallasitic ones have surface features that are very different from the solid irons. They tend to be hackly like the sample that Matteo has, and the irons are typical of the one offered
Hello Folks,
In the search for a reliable source for low cost chemicals (besides the
University five finger discount program) I came across an outfit called
Hagenow Laboratories, Inc. in the fine state of Wisconsin. While all
orders I placed with them over the years were accurately filled, they
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3) The List is private -- this means that any posts sent to the List from
an email address that is not subscribed are held for my approval (approx.
250 a day)
Hi Art,
As always, thanks a ton for the work you donate to
Michael L Blood wrote:
Hi Art,
As always, thanks a ton for the work you donate to the entire
meteorite community.
Is the above quote acurate? You get 250 emails A DAY from non-
list people wanting to post to the list???
If this is accurate, how on earth do you read them
I very simply see the pattern of human nature. It's just the way we are.
Bill Kieskowski
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Just in...
Thought some of you would like to see this newly acquired stone from
Michigan (the car is not available!).more on it later
http://www.mhmeteorites.com/images/1.jpg
http://www.mhmeteorites.com/images/2.jpg (that is the stone lying on the
concrete)
Hasta la vista.
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words, and popsicles Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 18:57:37
Dear List,
This is a private email that is forwarded by permission. It is inter
mingled with meteorite personalities, and thus has a connection to
meteorites by virtue
The reaction with alcohol and HNO3 can be quite violent,
so also the safety-glasses should be worn. The gloves must
be Neopren or some other heavier material, if you use too
weak gloves, and get some 70% HNO3 on your hands, in
worst case, you loose your gloves and your skin...
And you should
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/maillist.html
Well, as was predicted, it is now mid-month and the
List Archive is down, again - it's missing all of this
months posts prior to Oct 14th. No surprise, given
the heavy volume of posts this month.
But the good news is that the
Don't forget Clutch Cargo, Spinner and Paddlefoot and of course the real
hero, Swampy. Yum Yum Golubkies. Baron Barracuda might disagree but he was
generally disagreeable anyway. Triggerfish can attest to that! god i'm old!
no wonder I respect meteorites so much. I guess Ding Dong school is
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