Good morning all, the morning news just showed a
corkscrew smoke trail from some sort of incoming that
happened at 6 pm Thursday evening over New Mexico. The
report had no further details, save for the
authorities, by process of elimination, concluding it
must have been a meteorite due to lack of
Steve,
Absolutely! - know the source, but also - trust the source.
Personally I always advise 'Newbie's' to make sure a seller is a member
of the 'IMCA' (since it's about the only safeguard most newcomers have,
without knowing the market place very well).
... but it is amazing how many good re
Wow...!!
Just back in from *three hours* of constant aurora watching... just gorgeous from Cockermouth, it had it all - a beautiful, strawberry-milk-shake red corona; almost cherry-red beams, slanting up from the NW to overhead; row after row of green-white rays, turning the sky into a huge picket
Hello
I have update my sale site with new Dhofars, L'Aigle,
Henbury, Faucett, DaG 670 etc.and my collection
site with my new L'Aigle from James Gregory
collection, Alfianello, Faucett, Cerro Del inca, Gold
Basin etc
Regards
Matteo
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Steve,
Yep I have noticed this too, 'Half size slides' seem to go for a similar
price to full size ones, so you can see exactly why they do it.
It seems to me that people are getting 'proper size slides' and cutting
them in half then re-mounting them. - Fair enough I suppose, but as you
say the
Dear List Members,
We decided to do a second rare material auction this week as promised. We
were not going to release NWA 1283 until we confirmed its pairing status
with another stone that looks very similar. Another dealer sent us an image
of a stone that looks identical which is currently bei
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Dear List Members,
Here is a nice brick shaped meteorite wrong for the discriminating
collector:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2204998729&category=3239
All the best,
Adam and Greg Hupe
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can anyone link me directly to some hi -quality, close-up photos of the new orleans meteorite? Gift-shop online from the comfort of home at MSN Shopping! No crowds, free parking.
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Hullo,
Yes, another boring eBay plug for the last of my available Orgueil.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3239&item=2203845929
Ends in 24 hrs and presently at a ludicrously low price!
appreciated,
dave
IMCA #0092
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http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2003/11/21/BAGFP37MQQ1.DTL
Strange lights in the night sky make for wide eyes
Jose Antonio Vargas, Key Davidson
San Franciso Chronicle
November 21, 2003
Was it the Northern Lights, shooting stars -- or both?
It depends which federal agency you as
Humm,
I did not realize that is what they were doing and
that would explain why the specimen is off center. It
was centered when the 1x3 inch was made and then they
cut it. But even then cutting a 1 x 3 inch slide does
not make it even close to standard, 1 13/16" x 1 1/16"
x .062"
And this is b
Clearly a piece from the engine block of a wrecked flying saucer. Would that still qualify as meteorite?
Howard WuAdam Hupe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear List Members,Here is a nice brick shaped meteorite wrong for the discriminatingcollector:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2
I concur, it looks like that particular flying
saucer was powered by a big block Dodge hemi V-8, no doubt stolen during the
late 60s.
Adam
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Subject: Re: [meteori
In a message dated 11/21/2003 9:49:30 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>>Richard Garbe was sure it was a meteor. "I thought, 'Holy Toledo! Look atthat bright light!' It streaked across the sky like a meteor," said Garbe, 39,who was driving home on southbound 101 to San Jose in
Steve and mark-
I am selling these small thin sections of park Forest and if you think I took the time
carefully cut them down in size that's fine. What purpose would this serve? The cover
slip completely covers the specimen so it is not to get two out of one. Steve, you
have jumped on me for th
Look,
I am not interested in arguing with you nor do I have
any "agenda" or am I accusing you of such. Industry
standard is industry standard-- that is 1 13/16 x 1
1/16" x .065" I have seen many, many petrologic
slides, not only of meteorites but common rocks, and
these are very close to the ab
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
November 17-20, 2003
o Lava Flows and Surface Textures (Released 17 November 2003)
http://themis.la.asu.edu/zoom-20031117a.html
o The Dichotomy Boundary (Released 19 November 2003)
http://themis.la.asu.edu/zoom-20031119a.html
o Erosion and what it reveals (Release
I just love his description: "Neutrons compressed mass greater than
volume"
It is like saying that 2 lbs. is larger that a cubic foot.. or an item
is denser than than a quart...
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Hupe
Sent: Thursday, N
Well, it has one MAJOR FLAW: According to the seller, this rock "does not
photograph well"...
What a pity! Otherwise, we could always call it "the smiling rock..."
I bet that the density of this "thick brick" is directly proportional to the
density of the seller's brain...
Too much neutron compress
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