Hi list.I was wondering if there is any of either available in any
size?Neptune or thiel mountains from the south pole.Are any of these 2
available for purchase?Let me know.
steve from chicago
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Randy, Geoff, and Dave,
I could not agree with you more. I found no humor
in this post, in fact I found it most offensive. The reason for such a post
escapes me, but this is not the first post by Tom K that has me wondering why it
was even sent!
Bob Holmes
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Hello Steve and List
As Steve posted earlier, we both came to an agreement on our dealing and we
did this without leaving negative feedbacks on eBay and more harassing
emails.
I just want Matteo to know and the list, that things are fixed between Steve
and myself, Steve made a mistake and correct
Jeff, Bernd and others:
Great stuff guys, especially the pictures of these great unequilibrated stones. Will
we ever
understand how these anomalies ever happened...probably not. But it is sure is worth
trying.
Questions: I've often wondered why some of these stones are not evaluated further
Good morning list.I have a 2.9 gram slice of PLAINVIEW 1917 available
forsale if anyone is interested.I just got a larger one with an AMERICAN
METEORITE MUSEUM LABEL,so this one becomes available.It will include
specimen card and riker box.All for $40.Let me know if interested.The
first one gets
Hi Moni:
It's funny you should mention this. I, too, read the article and found it
quite interesting. I was confused by the spelling of his last name (as
apparently you were since you spelled it a couple of different ways.) The
article spelled his name Thomson but the Cambridge Encyclopedia of
Thanks Anita
for spelling this out to me.
I wonder if anyone else realized the mistake?
I read Thomson Structure also! For some reason though I got Thomas in my
head!
Well, I better wait until the real name is revealed! :-)
Happy hunting Moni
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WELCOME BACK BERND!! :-)))
Sternengruss, Moni
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Dhofar 008 - highly unequilibrated chondrite
Date: 09 Mar 2004 07:41:53 UT
Stan wrote:
Does anyone have any more information about Dho 008?
The Cometshop guys have been
http://www.nopanic.it/vv/water_on_mars.jpg
:)
bye,
Dave
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Hey there list, not many of you seem to understand my post, so please let me
explain my self and please take the time to read the entire post. : )
I (my opinion) think Portales Valley is to unique to be lumped into the H6
category, H6's are common, Portales Valley is a one of a kind. I think I
Hello List,
Michael Blood was kind enough to forward my comments
and observations on my NWA 1955 thin section to the list
as I had not yet been re-subscribed. Thank you Michael !
http://community.webshots.com/album/123759764tYCxcZ
I would like to correct the following statement that I made:
Metamorphic subtypes (the tenths place in the petrologic type) are
routinely determined in a variety of ways, some more accurate and
reliable than others. For a given meteorite, you have to look into
what was done before you can evaluate the usefulness of the assigned
number.
The most reliable
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3545747.stm
Mars rovers' lifetime boosted
By Paul Rincon
BBC News
March 9, 2004
The US space agency's Mars rovers may work for up to 240 days on the Red
Planet, about 150 more than the mission team had originally projected.
Mission engineers have
Hello John and list, John is one of my favorite guys on the list, so please
do not think I am attacking him, I am not!!! I asked if Scientists could
have done something better for Portales Valley than H6 because they did not
want to take the time out to make a new classification for it and I got
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Dear John and List members,
This is a good question that is not easy to
answer. In some cases the petrologic subtype can not be determined to any
degree of accuracy because shock has made it impossible to distinguish thus a 3
designation instead of a 3.X . Shock and Metamorphism are two
Well, I better wait until the real name is revealed! :-)
Hello Anita, Moni, and List,
a) William Thomson who later became Lord Kelvin lived
from 1824-1907. He can't be the one who first discovered
what is now commonly called the Widmannstaetten pattern.
b) William G. Thomson = 1761-1806. He is
Hello all,
Don't remember if this has been posted to the list or not. It's in the March
2004 issue of Geotimes.
The link for the Rock Elm (western Wisconson) impact structure is:
http://www.geotimes.org/current/NN_Wisccrater.html
Enjoy,
Frank
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I understood, that he (Thomson) changed his first name to Guillermo,
which is just the Italian translation of William. Thus, W.Thomson is
identical to G.Thomson. Correct? Obviously, he had some problems with
the British Empire as he began a new life in Italy. The reasons for this remain
At 18.17 09/03/2004 UT, you wrote:
I understood, that he (Thomson) changed his first name to Guillermo,
which is just the Italian translation of William. Thus, W.Thomson is
Just a little note: the exact spelling of that italian name is Guglielmo.
See you...
Dave, aka Basilicofresco
IMCA
A very interesting issue is that, as Kevin stated, nobody seemed to take notice of
this remarkable paper published in Bibliotheque Britannique (Geneva). This journal was
highly recognized and read in the early 19th century. Famous scholars like Biot,
Howard, DeLuc, or Chladni published articles
Hello List, Mr. X wrote;
And finally, you broke one of the major list rules and posted a message I
sent to you privately. Even though you didn't mention my name, you
violated the rule. You need to follow through and tell the list about my
final post to you yesterday and then apologize to the
http://sci.esa.int/science-e/www/object/index.cfm?fobjectid=34822
Activating Rosetta
European Space Agency
March 8, 2004
Summary
The spacecraft and ground segment continue to operate well. All activities
planned for the initial, critical phase after launch have been successfully
completed
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A nice idea to change the "Widmannstaetten structure" to "Thomson structure". However, "Thomson structure" reminds me more of some terrestrial impact crater than of the crystallographic orientation
Hi Tom,
For the most part, I have always enjoyed your posts. While your
post re O Richard Norton's books was unfortunate, it was no disaster.
That being said, I would like to point out a couple of things for
you to consider rather than running off in a huff:
1) All of this would
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Dear list,
I have just added some more slices to my listing ( one is ending to
morrow. ) for next week.
I present some slices of meteorites that you will not find elsewhere.
A Basaltic
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/mer2004/daily/3-9-04.cfm
Opportunity Status for sol 44
Back to the Grind
posted Mar. 9, 12 pm PST
On Opportunity's 44th sol, ending at 12:10 p.m. PST on Tuesday, March 9, the rock
abrasion tool ground a 3.1 millimeter-deep (just over one-tenth of an inch) hole in
the
Jeff, Tom, Adam and others:
Thanx for the explanations for my question about the petrologic extensions to the
grade 3
subtype. I've always wondered how it happens...I guess I now know how it can be
done...just not
the reasons to do it or not to do it for any particular meteorite name/number.
http://www.communitypress-online.com/template.php?id=13270RECORD_KEY(News)=idid(News)=13270
Meteorite crash explored by astronomical society
by Kate Everson
The Community Press Online Daily (Canada)
March 9, 2004
In the early morning hours of
Dear Frank and List.
The 1985, geologist William Cordua, mentioned in this article, is now
Dr. William Cordua, Professor of Geology and Minerology, at the
Universary of Wisconsin-River Falls. And what, the avid list reader
would ask, has this to do with meteorites? He has an excellant reference
Ron et. al.
Hello, although I am undecided about the cause of Tunguska, one other
theory which, though bizarre, has not received as much publicity as some of
the others. In his book The Hunt For Zero Point, Nick Cook states that in
an attempt to send a message to Robert Peary on his way to
As I mentioned initially, it is a rather bizarre theory,
I haven't heard of that theory.
but the lack
of impact fragments (which could also support the comet theory)
Dust grains were discovered in the tree sap in the area.
Analysis of the grains showed they were chondritic material.
Ron:
Thanks for the info about the dust grains in tree sap. I don't believe
I had heard that before.
George
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Hi,
If anyone is interested, I have an 11 gm slice of Dhofar 008 for sale for
$250. It is about 22mmx42mmx3mm in size and polished on both sides.
glenmore
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Everyone,
I'm back from two months in South America and was able
to get the first and as yet, only Chapadmalal
Impactite yet commercially available!
The 3.3 MA event associated with this material
correlates in time with the extinction of over 30
genera of mammals and is a suspect in climatic
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Hi all
Aparently noone want to buy my stuff
Looks like I am in for a loss . ;-)
It is not rare
Lars... they wait until 15 seconds before auction end to snipe.. LOL.
My boy Pekka did that until he ran me up to @ 200.00 once.. We figured that
meteorite sold for 30,000 a gram. in the final analysis..lmao.
Bad Pekka. Sometimes is not good to have a high proxy. But you
will get
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