Hello List,
It is a shame we have lost some talented individuals - I hope they will
return soon. But we have had some treasured members return as well.
For those of us who remain we should strive to keep the List true to its
intended purpose - courteous and meaningful exchange of meteoritic
Kudos Steve! I'd be kind of pissed (to put it mildly) about the
private email that BK made public and then acted "ignorant" about it.
You two are essentially neighbors and he has befriended you badly. He
knew exactly what he was doing and is proud of it. For someone on the
list for only on
Hi List,
Here is the link to the pictures of some of the Franconia meteorites I found.
http://www.notkin.net/sonny/franconia.htm Sonny
Greetings All,
MeteoriteTimes will be featuring "Meteor Crater" this month.
If you love Meteor Crater the way we do then you should really enjoy
April's articles and pictures.
Jim and I will be busy this weekend so MeteoriteTimes will most likely
be up late Sunday or Monday.
Thanks!
Paul and Jim
Hi Steve and List,
Just a short note to thank Steve for doing what he promised. Thank you for
taking the time to get us six copies of the one year Park Forest fall
anniversary addition of the Chicago Tribune and sending it to us. Steve
could have sold these on ebay at a profit but instead he cho
Tom,
I have lots of Dean's NWA869. Much is mine and much is from a friend that
lent some huge samples (5kg and 2 kg sizes) for meteorite talks. Also have
about 20 slices.
The pictures you show do not look like any of my 869. Granted this
meteorite has a vary diverse matrix yours still look mor
Hello List, I am confused! Please help me out on this! An L is low and an
H is high, right? If a meteorite is chocked full of visible metal can it be
a L, or is it an H??
The reason I am asking, I recieved my NWA 869 and it has tons of metal and
I know NWA 869 is an L, now I am confused Do
Good evening list.Despite everything that has transpired, these last few
weeks,I am going to stay with the met list.I think it absolute childedish
as to what has been happening here.I hope some of the people who have
left, will come back.I really enjoy the things here, and yeah I get turned
off by
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: Bye-Bye 'Bonneville' - sol 87, Apr 02, 2004
Spirit began sol 87, which ended at 3:00 p.m. PST on April 1,
with some morning atmospheric science, and then took a last
look at the rock "Mazatzal" with the panoramic and navigation
TSCHERMAK G. (1885) Die mikroskopische Beschaffenheit der Meteoriten
(Stuttgart E. Schweizerbart'sche Verlagshandlung, E. Koch, 23 pp.).
English Translation: The Microscopic Properties of Meteorites, Vol. 4,
No. 6 (Smithsonian Contributions to Astrophysics, Washington, D.C., 1964).
Translation by
Hello List, I still have to wonder if this is right, this 114g NWA 869 seems
too nice! Please take a look, Dean only saw the second pic and said it does
look like NWA 869, a nice one. But, now that I have the piece, it has nicer,
blacker crust than I have ever seen on NWA 869, it even has great th
Tschermak (1872b) described the Shergotty meteorite as a variety
of eucrite in which the plagioclase is represented by maskelynite.
Brezina (1904) elevated it to a distinct type named shergottite.
However, the utility of such a distinction is not obvious, and
Shergotty and the only other meteorite
As to oxide coloration, I have been recently reading over the research
on the Triassic sandstone "red beds" which were laid down around the
time of the last Euro-Aftican-North American rift. Consequently the
same formation has exposures in southwest Europe, Morocco, and The north
eastern US.
Hi
Yes you are right :-)
I have set up rules in outlook express, to block the unwanted...
But that is not realy the probleme I think.
It is an atitude probleme
And it is only 2-3 people and and that is a shame.
But I stay... :-)
Best wishes
Lars
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From: "Michae
on 4/2/04 11:36 AM, Dave Mouat at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It is so easy to delete dozens of
> email messages in just one or two seconds. It doesn't bother me to read
> the "offensive" messages if I choose to. They are what they are. I
> have as many messages from people wanting me to "receive
Dear Listees
I completely agree with "RAYDOBOS". It is so easy to delete dozens of
email messages in just one or two seconds. It doesn't bother me to read
the "offensive" messages if I choose to. They are what they are. I
have as many messages from people wanting me to "receive $30 million
from
-Whereas various parties have engaged in no-no activity
-and Whereas a plethora of list members seem to have misplaced both their
sense of humor AND their delete keys (easy for me to say, as I
didn't have any of MY private posts published...)
-and Whereas multiple list members hav
In a message dated 4/2/2004 12:56:32 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Because of a few stupid people, the list is reduced to ... >>
Hey, the few stupid ones shouldn't cause anyone to
unsubscribe. I delete about 90% of the
[ meteorite list ] messages anyway.You can te
Lars-
I'm still here. The dedicated and sincere ones will
be here also.
Just zap the unwanted emails by title and open the
ones of interest.
The instigators will tire of it shortly and the
people that want to discuss and learn will be back
(acutally they never left).
For now they are w
This cant be happening
This is THÉ meetingplace for people in
meteoritcs.
Because of a few stupid people, the list is reduced
to ...
I hope the rest of the "old" listmembers are
staying (and that the admin ban the mob).
I hope the list will survive.. it is the forum
where
List,
The first batch of Argentine Escoria/Chapadmalal
Impactite mostly sold out in 48 hours. I was able to
obtain another 500 grams (only 36 specimens) and want
to give the list the first shot at it. It is all
pictured and posted on our website, although verbal
descriptions are still being comp
http://townsvillebulletin.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,7034,91744
Fiery show has North buzzing
By HAYLEY SEENEY
Townsville Bulletin (Australia)
April 3, 2004
A PILOT has told of a large green ball which spanned his
plane's front windshield dropping from the sky and bursting
into flames bef
http://www.ras.org.uk/html/press/pn0416ras.html
RAS Press Notice PN04-16 (NAM 13):
A UK-led micro-mission to the moons of Mars?
Date: 2 April 2004
Issued by Jacqueline Mitton and Peter Bond, RAS Press Officers.
National Astronomy Meeting Press Room phones (30 March - 2 April only):
+44 (0)1908
http://www.ras.org.uk/html/press/eads0401.html
EADS Astrium Press Release:
Space Defines Mars Sample Return Mission
Date: 1st April 2004
CONTACT DETAILS ARE LISTED AT THE END OF THIS RELEASE.
EADS Space Defines Mars Sample Return Mission
Following award of the EUR600k study contract by ESA, E
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
OPPORTUNITY UPDATE: Biting into 'Bounce' - sol 66,
Apr 01, 2004
Opportunity's rock abrasion tool ground into "Bounce"
for just over two hours, producing a 6.44-millimeter
(0.25 inch) hole that will allow the rover's spectrometer's
to analyze
Thanks for the great post Sonny.
The advice about taking lots of water should not be taken
lightly. Although Franconia is right next to a major highway, it is a
remote place with no local water available. In the desert heat this time
of year you should plan on having at least one liter of wat
I thought meteorites were rarely "hot" at impact and that it was only its
brief passage through the atmosphere that caused enough friction to heat it
up and ablate it. By the time it hits the ground, I understood it to cool
off considerably.
So this guy, Mr. James, a "divinity teacher" probably k
Hi List,
With all of the recent posts about Franconia I thought I would give you an update.
I have gone out to the area 5 times and really enjoyed meeting all of the meteorite hunters and the recognized finder of the original Franconia strewnfield John Wolfe. John was one of the nicest peopl
>>Hello All, Before anymore unsubscribe from the list, think about this; Youhave a delete button, why not use it? You read these posts and blame thelist for your not using it. The way I see it, if you leave the list overthis like so many are doing, it is nothing more than a slap in the face toArt
What is also funny are the "SPACE NEWS TOP STORIES" headlines at the
bottom of both pages.
kn
Rob Wesel wrote:
Last year this time Park Forest had the metlist spellbound and this slipped
through the cracks.
The title got messed up but the story is altogether different.
http://www.spacenew
Hello All, Before anymore unsubscribe from the list, think about this; You
have a delete button, why not use it? You read these posts and blame the
list for your not using it. The way I see it, if you leave the list over
this like so many are doing, it is nothing more than a slap in the face to
Art
Last year this time Park Forest had the metlist spellbound and this slipped
through the cracks.
The title got messed up but the story is altogether different.
http://www.spacenews.netfirms.com/news_stories/22_4103.htm
Rob Wesel
--
We are the music makers...
and we are the dreamer
I was just tired enough to let it slide until I re-read it this morning.
Thanks Geoff, er Armand, er Charlie, your talent knows no boundaries.
Rob Wesel
--
We are the music makers...
and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
Willy Wonka, 1971
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Dear List,
I will go on vacation from this list, too. Last night I was reading negative messages from the list and was a few minutes late for the great planetary show, which only comes twice in a lifetime, and I highly recommend it for about the next week as it is on the wane. It was the first c
Jim,
I guess it was a thread released on April 1...our time. Interesting...
Again I recommend reading the following link to lighten your day...especially before
you all unsubscribe.
http://www.spacenews.netfirms.com/news_stories/04_88723.htm
John
> Thanks John,that was hilarious even if it
I too have wasted enough time with the immaturity posted on the list...Wally
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Thanks John,that was hilarious even if it is April 2nd
on this side of the Atlantic haha.Dick Ftoomsh!!!LOLOL
A little info for those wishing to unsubscribe.You
must do it yourself on the options page.Enter your
email address and unsubscribe--simple!
As for me,you'll have to pry my cold dead finge
Sorry about the confusion. Chris, my partner, is another
Chris! Another Frenchy like me.
Fred Beroud
Dear List members,
I fully agree with Chris. I do not post so often on the
List, but I try to read most of the messages and even though I use the so famous
DELETE BUTTON when I don't find the message interesting, I have to read at least
the first lines in order to find out whether I should
I'm off too.
Bye
Mark Ford
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