Hi again, I have some spectacular
meteorites ending tonight, some worth over $1000 each listed for one cent.
Be sure to get bids in early, I have people
email me every auction night who complain that they forgot to bid.
Over 60 meteorites, click the links below
to see them all.
http://
Okay ... I know this is not exactly on topic, but there was too much talk
of "steel" for a knifemaker to be quiet so I figured I'd chime in. In
conjunction with another knifemaker, I am having a large quantity of iron
meteorite smelted (induction furnace) with raw iron and 0.7% carbon to make a
Dear List,
Just a quick note to let you know we have over 192 auctions running, most
ending tonight. There is some very good material still bargain priced so
you may want to check these auctions out. We are running auctions for only
a couple of more weeks than we are done for awhile. This is be
Hi Stan,
Cast high alloy steels are widely used for their corrosion resistance in aqueous media
at or near room temperature and for service in hot gases and liquids at elevated and
high temperatures (> 650°C). High-alloy cast steels are most often specified on the
basis of composition using the
No, I didn't mention steel to them. He must have thought that sounded good. I wish he would have picked up better on the difference between a meteor and a meteorite.
All in all not too bad a job for a reporter.
My only question is do they like red or green better in "Chili".
Mike
Mike Jense
can any of you ebay pro-types out there direct me to :
a.) a good, legit, review of ebay snipeware OR
b.) a recommendation of snipeware you really like (and there is LOADS of it out there too).
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...and to peg the nerd meter, "steel" is iron containing less than 2%
carbon, where gamma iron begins to form at temps greater than between 1333
(at the eutectic) and 2066 deg F. However I'd say that, since nickel
replaces carbon as the alloying element with the biggest effect on
material properti
Hi List.
As far as I know Steel is manufactured . I am not aware of any natural
steel deposits . Although there might be the necessary materials within a
given meteorite to make steel , But I do not think that any meteorite has actual
steel in it.
Then again that's just
Stainless steel, to be totally nerdy about it, is iron with at least 10.5%
chromium. If you look on your cookware there will usually be a measure of
its chromium content - cookware steel quality is measured by how much more
than 10.5% Cr it has. Iron with nickel in it is... well, iron with nickel
This meteor siting is beginning to sound like:
"In pursuit of an untamed anserinae"
All the best
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iron and carbon indeed DOES make steel- does that classify canyon diablos as "steel"?!
always cc a back-up to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] as hotmail does not work sometimes>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Montrose, CO meteor >Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 16:27:53 -04
well, VERY loosely speaking essentially all nickle iron meteroties could be
said to be stainless steel, no?
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Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 16:27:53 -0400
<< while the more rare ones are comprised of solid st
I posted last night and it did not come through. I am getting
a small trickle of posts. Whazzup?
Michael
on 5/24/04 12:47 AM, Rob Wesel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I seem to be getting only a dribble of list posts and none of mine
are being posted. Anyone else having this problem?
RSVP
Thanks, Michael
on 5/24/04 8:31 AM, Adam Hupe at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Sounds like a job for "Captain Chondrite" who's motto is "He's the man,
> Ifins h
<< while the more rare ones are comprised of solid steel. >>
Hm.What's the classification for a "steel" meteorite.
Hopefully this was poetic license by the author, and not a quote from either of our
list members.
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http://www.colorado.edu/news/releases/2004/168.html
Study: Dinosaurs Died Within Hours After Asteroid Hit Earth 65 Million Years Ago
University of Colorado at Boulder
May 24, 2004
According to new research led by a University of Colorado at Boulder
geophysicist, a giant asteroid that hit the coa
Hello all,
Thought you'd all enjoy news from the Montrose Press as it involves several
list members..
http://www.montrosepress.com/articles/2004/05/25/local_news/1.txt
Hopefully we'll soon be able to refer to this as the Montrose meteorite :-)
Enjoy,
Frank
very cool Geoff...as always you find a way create art out of meteorites. As Mr.
Fernlea would say:
A picture paints a thousand words..
..a sample paints a thousand pictures
Nice work,
John
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> Greetings all.
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> I thought I'd share a new photo of a p
Stan, and List,
Chunks where [given] in the 70's to various Countries (Genesis Rock?),
(and to people such as the Queen etc), And I know the UK has it's own
Apollo specimen sets (including Orange soil etc) - coz I've seen them!
In any case there maybe a US law prohibiting sale, but I don't thin
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