Roman Nakonechny wrote:
I dont want to hear from Mr. Meteorite Chaser/Hunter that he thinks it's
a this and it looks like it resembles a that and sure as hell has the
feel of a this and that AND SMELLS LIKE AN IT,
maybe I missed the great moment when P.F. was classified/certified?
Any answers
The strange is why Park Forest is exit immediatly in
the Met.Bulletin, the last time for give the analysis
is in the end of March, when I am under waith my
meteorites exit in the Met.Bulletin from 2 years and I
have sent the all informations to Dr.Russell many time
ago? Park Forest is a
Let me be the first to agree that this is an invasion of privacy. This is also not the place for "ebay analysis". We have been there and done that with another "former list member"Randy
From: Jamie Stephens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Meteorite List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [meteorite-list] EBay
Hi everyone, I am in Prague Czech Republic. I have just visited the nice museum here
and saw the meteorite collection. Some very rare historic meteorites, nice old
displays, 200 year old fall reports.
I will be in Munich this weekend selling with Hans Koser in the International hall. I
hope to
Should this be considered a true invasion of privacy even if all the information that
was used in the analysis is available to anyone who wants to obtain it? It's not like
this is confidential information being spewed without the persons consent. Or is it?
: /
-Ryan
- Original Message
Hi, I just saw this in Prague. I am quite offended by
the public posting of my information. If you want to
take the time and do that research, ok, but making it
public here is no one's business. DO NOTY put me in
that information again. It might even be against ebay
policy. I will research that
Hey what jamie did does not bother me.As everyone knows I am a ham for the
spotlight.I have a super ego that needs to be fed.If he wants to do that,
it does not bother me in the least.I think it is kind of neat who spends
and buys and sells.I would not continue to put me inside the group that
In a message dated 10/29/2003 4:41:30 AM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Juris,
Would you please do me a favor and send the message below through the list, on my behalf. I will not be able to respond to emails until Wed. at about 4 pm Eastern Time but I can read private
Mike and Ryan,
I've been in several debates before about whether aggregation
of public information is invasion of privacy. (Yes, of course
all info I obtained was publically available.) My preferred
conclusion is that some action is an invasion of privacy if
an effected person thinks it is.
In a message dated 10/28/2003 8:10:50 AM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
... Now if someone could invent a mythical 'Meteorite gold standard'
i.e. a standard price for a kilo of something (perhaps an average of
many meteorites), We would then have something to compare prices
http://techrepublic.com.com/5100-22-5089047.html
Today's Geek Trivia Answer
Fires in the skies
October 28, 2003
We asked why so-called scorching-hot, high-velocity
meteorites are an unlikely cause of earthbound fires
and explosions, despite numerous unconfirmed
reports to the contrary.
As
... to everyone who took the time to email me re. my plea for help with tonight's talk. I was sent details of some v useful websites, and now have more than enough labels etc to camouflage my lack of meteorite-related geological knowledge!
Thanks everyone - proof, again, of what a useful
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
October 23-29, 2003
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Fresh Impact Crater (Released 23 October 2003)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2003/10/23/index.html
o Noachis Dust
Thanks Ron,and List,
This is a question that has been plaguing me for a while, thus earlier
in year, I addressed the List about it, and was told about
zero-velocity, ect., but this article breaks it down even more. Thank
you Ron.
Woud the same principles be present in a large asteroid
Goodday Folks,
I have been following the thread about thecompilation of statistical information regarding the sales/purchases of meteorites on eBay. Personally, I found the compilation both interesting and informative and I have no objection to having been included inthe publishedcompilation.
Dear Paul, List;
I think this answers it enough for me. Very well done.
Best windy days,
Dave Freeman
IMCA # 3864
eBay user ID mjwy (with some fantastic stuff running at auction right
now, no meteorites though, don't want my information contaminating the
robots lunch).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of my friends owns a book previously mentioned on Da List, Rain of Iron
and Ice. In it, a number of scenarios are extrapolated for asteroid impact,
ranging from little effect to widespread devastation, depending on a number
of factors. I suggest you take a look at this book, if you can
Hello everyone,
Since the list is so quiet, thougth I'd share about my only find (so
far). It found it in the garage under some dirt and caliche. I was
taking a little vicarious tour of the NWA by cutting up some fragments.
The last (and ugliest) has some great chondrules.
Jeff Kuyken of
Looks like at least one list member might have seen my post last night --
nice picture posted to spaceweather.com by Ginger Mayfield:
http://science.nasa.gov/spaceweather/aurora/gallery_01oct03_page3.html
Too smoky in SoCal to see stars, let alone aurora... --Rob
Jamie, Mike all list members,
Any and all of you may be as offended as you please, however,
Jamie has done absolutely nothing to violate anyone's privacy. All
data he has provided IS PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE. All he has done is
organize it in a more comprehensive manner for the meteorite
Thanks Rob,
I wonder if the rest of the list members are aware that we on the
list have a co-member who is a VERY talented photographer - especially
of space phenomena, in Ginger Mayfield.
Ginger is a Member of Denver's COMETS and lives in the mountains
outside the city. Those of us
Caltech News Release
For Immediate Release
October 29, 2003
Palomar Observatory Expected To Weather Fire Storm
PALOMAR MOUNTAIN, Calif. - The tragic fires that continue to affect San
Diego County remind us all just how fragile life and property can be.
Currently fires are slowly approaching
Dear Paul,
Man, that was a mouthfull!
Thanks for the legal perspective.
I had no idea Jamie used robots or spiders! (whatever THEY are,
they sound pretty scary to me)
Guess if he did, 2 + 2 sometimes does = 3!... At least legally.
Daw gone, what in the
I have news some Aurora have seen in Amburg and
Aachen and probably arrive in north Italy but here is
clouds and rain.
Matteo
=
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sale Site: http://www.mcomemeteorite.com
Listees,
I'm gonna suspend any more preliminary analysis publishing.
I've already started a discussion with EBay. Meanwhile, I'm
gonna continue experimenting with the analysis. If/when I
publish any more data, I'll obfuscate identities as I
described previously. Probably most of the
Hi there,
Sorry, my understanding is that this should be going to Steve Schoner's
Yahoo list, but I am not 100% sure about the efficacy yet...but I ahve the
New Orleans crusty bits for sale and closing in about 20 hours or so.
If interested then have a go at it!
Hi there,
Sorry, my understanding is that this should be going to Steve Schoner's
Yahoo list, but I am not 100% sure about the efficacy yet...but I ahve the
New Orleans crusty bits for sale and closing in about 20 hours or so.
If interested then have a go at it!
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/florida/sfl-1029moonrock,0,1422541.story?coll=sfla-news-florida
Moon-rock thief gets more than 8 years in federal prison
Associated Press
October 29, 2003
ORLANDO -- The last of four people convicted of stealing moon rocks out of a
NASA safe and trying
Dave and all,
It is not an "edict" but it is my attempt to consolidate all meteorite eBay auctions to one group, then once a week, post a general invitation to all list members that auctions are starting and or ending on that day of announcement. It is an announcement group only, listing
I think what Ron (in a most outstanding presentation) may not have made
clear, is that the shockwave pattern that exists during initial entry to
the atmosphere, ceases to exist once the meteor slows to a falling
velocity. And only exists for a few seconds at most. This cessation of
shockwave
Jamie,
I think your decision to omit names is a good one. Anyone who follows ebay
closely knows who is doing a lot or a little in general terms. It is simple
to search specific buyers and sellers to see how much they have bought or
sold over a period of time. Personally I could care less about
In a message dated 10/29/2003 4:25:05 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But how 'bout a good size chunk of cometary material with methane catchingfire??? Still too cold I bet or just vaporizing like Tunkusga?
Not to mention not enough oxygen to sustain any fire. Also too much
Hi guys,
Just got back in from watching the aurora (my talk went v well by the way! Thanks again to everyone who helped!) and it's been pretty impressive... I say *been* because the Lake District is now totally blanketted with cloud and mist - but the aurora is still visible as a very pale,
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