A pure delight to share with us thar' Capt'n Blood! Where be that Capt'n
Casper, the coin fiend from meteoriteville? He be wise to search the
shores too, Aaye!
Dave F.
mjwy has auctions running.
Michael L Blood wrote:
Greetings List Friends,
I recently had quite an adventure I would
Greetings List Friends,
I recently had quite an adventure I would like to share
As you all know, Florida was hit by 3 storms in rapid succession
recently and Greg Hupe, who just moved there reported on his metal
detecting on the beach having researched the areas where coins have
b
I was just reading Meteorites and the Origin of Planets, by John A. Wood.
In it, I found a statement that octahedrites are formed by exceptionally
slow cooling over millions of years, such as might be found in the insulated
center of a planetoid. We already know that Mars has a very weak magne
Hi Robert and list members,
Good to see that there are others out there who have seen through some of the
discrepancies. I am glad you brought up the money issue as there are other items
that were left out of the booklet. One item was a gold rush along the Oregon
coast and John Evans ran into far
Hi,
Not to nitpick at the Reuters man, but...
The killer asteroid theory was proposed by Luis W. Alvarez (and his son
Walter) in 1980. The gravity data which identifies Chicxulub was gathered
beginning in 1948. Despite a lot of Googling, I can't establish the date when two
was added to two
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MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
October 21-27, 2004
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Degraded Crater (Released 21 October 2004)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2004/10/21/index.html
o Mid-latitude Dune
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Day from hell may have killed off dinosaurs
By Alistair Bell
Reuters
October 27, 2004
YAXCOPOIL, Mexico - One minute you're a big T-Rex, the next
you're toast.
Challenging conventional theory, new scientific research
Hello everyone again,
There are a few advertisement postcards sent by meteorite dealers that some
of you might have, that I would be interested in. Mike Farmer made one on
the Bilanga meteorite I think, or I read reference to such on the list once.
Also Blaine Reed made two different postcards
Great specimen of Rose City but I think the caption is a bit understated. It
says: "Rose City, Michigan, ordinary chondrite. Photo by Charles F. Lewis".
At the very least it should have stated (in part): "..extraordinary,
ordinary chondrite.." A very cool specimen to say the least. Thanks.
Hi Mike et. al.,
I had some postcards of two Washington state meteorites a while ago,
but I sold them possibly to someone on this list. I believe they were
of Waterville, and maybe Withrow (but I am not sure on this one).
I'll keep thinking.
Cheers,
Martin
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Hello Martin, Pierre & list,
As Martin said I forgot the Kunya-Urgench main mass. Respect the St. Severin mentioned
by Pierre, 271kg was the total mass (8 stones), it is not the weight of the largest
single mass of this meteorite. But if the information in the "Blue Book" is correct, a
mass of 1
Sorry if you received this one already.
Hi Jose
Actually several meteorites have been shown on postcards. I went through mine
(125 cards) and my brothers (200 cards) collections. Here are the ones I
found including;
Published before 1995
1 Cape York "Ahnighto" several different
2 Willamette sev
Geetings and salutations,
I am in agreement with Al Mitterling, concerning the Port Orford Meteorite.
If anyone would read carefully Plotkins book put out by the Smithsonian,
check all of his references, and then look at the information he does not
quote from, or refer to, they would get a comp
Paper: The Valley Independent
City: Monessen, Pennsylvania
Date: Wednesday, January 17, 1996
Page: 8A (Valley Life Section)
"Pennies from Heaven"
Big bucks paid for meteorites
By DOUG BAKER
Thomson News Service
MARION, Ohio - If you have a big, shiny rock in the back yard or on
your farm, it m
Paper: The Valley Independent
City: Monessen, Pennsylvania
Date: Wednesday, January 17, 1996
Page: 8A (Valley Life Section)
"Pennies from Heaven"
Big bucks paid for meteorites
By DOUG BAKER
Thomson News Service
MARION, Ohio - If you have a big, shiny rock in the back yard or on
your farm, it m
Paper: Syracuse Herald Journal
City: Syracuse, New York
Date: Tuesday, March 16, 1983
Page: A-2
Scientists believe meteorite comes from Mars
By John Noble Wilford
New York Times Service
MINNEAPOLIS - A grayish-brown chunk of rock, a meteorite found on the
ice of Antarctica four years ago, has
Paper: Star Herald
City: Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Date: Sunday, November 4, 2001
Page: 2B
Meteorite hunters scour the Southwest for space rocks
PHOENIX (AP) - The sunshine sparking on his meteorite-encrusted wedding
ring and Van Halen blaring from his car stereo, Bob Haag rolled into
Portales, N
Paper: Hopewell Herald
City: Hopewell, New Jersey
Date: Wednesday, October 15, 1941
Page: 3
Discover Tiniest Meteorites
Discovery of the three tiniest meteorites on record, with a total
weight of less than a tenth of a gram, has been claimed by three western
scientists.
Making the announc
hi from sunny cancun people.95 and sunny here.hope all is well with my
fellow follow collecters.Isee proud tom is having a field day again at my
expence.Oh well life goes on down here.It is really great. I found some
great looking shells, no meteorites.Oh well, take care all.I will check to
see if
ROCKS FROM SPACE PICTURE OF THE DAY:
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and also Saint-Severin (France) : 271kg
Pierre-Marie Pele
www.meteor-center.com
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You forgot about Kunya-Urgench (Turkmenistan) - 900kg (?)
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