Hi All,
Did any of our Arizona list members happen to see a bright
bolide in the last hour? It was captured by the automated
camera on Kitt Peak -- the exposure is labeled 2004/11/17
07:01:51UT + 180S, presumably meaning that the bolide
occurred sometime between 12:01:51am and 12:04:51am MST.
Tks to all that I answered my request. I got the contact with Johnson Bros.
In fact it was just a temporary broken link.
Best day
Michel
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ROCKS FROM SPACE PICTURE OF THE DAY:
http://www.geocities.com/spacerocksinc/Nov_17.html
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.a meteorite auction webpage other than ebay?
Just asking.
Bernhard
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Hi Bernhard list,
What would be your reason/s for suggesting this ?
Regards
Ken
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I want to thank all the people who gave me info on the willamette
meteorite.The piece I am getting is 45.2 grams.Measuring 52 mx 50 mm x 8
mm in size, non etched, but very clean with a tad of crust on one
side.Thanks again all.
steve
Hi Martin and List,
yeah, that's really a funny publication: Otto Hahn (not to confuse with the
discoverer of nuclear fission, who lived half a century later) prepared two
voluminous books (1,2) containing plates of very neat photographs of thin
sections (mainly Knyahinya and Borkut). He
Hi Martin and List,
yeah, that's really a funny publication: Otto Hahn (not to confuse with the
discoverer of nuclear fission, who lived half a century later) prepared two
voluminous books (1,2) containing plates of very neat photographs of thin
sections (mainly Knyahinya and Borkut). He
i just buy , big unclassified one 'cuz they are meteorites. such uses are bookends, etc. if i do buy onefor type, i get a eucrite or some other rare type so that it will have been anayzed already.
i will be gradually switching over to yahoo mail (it has 100 FREE megs of storage). please cc to:
http://skyandtelescope.com/news/article_1392_1.asp
A Comet Turns On
Sky Telescope
November 15, 2004
What began as the routine discovery of a near-Earth asteroid
on October 10th took on a curious and dramatic twist a month
later when the new find suddenly developed a short tail.
Franco
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Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 12:12 PM
Subject: Meteorite Sale! 30% Off Any BUY IT NOW Items!
Hello,
Please check out my BUY IT NOW items at my ebay store. Use Paypal and get
30% off ANY of My BUY IT NOW items.
Dear List
Is there an official definition for mainmasses?
A)the mass that is left after classification .
ok no problem
B)over 50% of one meteorite.
What's up with meteorites where several peaces were found ,then three
stones could be the mainmass but there could be one stone that's bigger as
Andreas, to me and everyone I know, main mass always signifies the largest
remaining piece of any meteorite.
Thus if a Dhofar is found in 3 individuals, the largest is the main mass,
but if that piece is cut up, and one of the smaller pieces is left, then I
think that should be called the main
We have argued for years about this and often with
agendas to push and you can argue forever without a
concensus that pleases everybody.
The main mass is the largest remaining piece. Are you
saying that if a rock is cut so that no piece is
larger than 50% of the original weight that there is
no
I second that. I think that's how the term main mass is best described.
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We have
Hello,
I have added a photo of a slice of the Omolom pallasite to my website,
courtesy of Dr. Jay Piatek. I doubt many of you have seen this
particular pallasite before, and I thank Jay for sharing his treasures
with us.
click on Pallasites: a rare view, on my homepage:
Hello
Tooday I update my page and add verry special meteorite.
BJURBOLE, L/LL4, 105 years old fall that land on Sea bottom going first
across 40cm sea ice.
One of the most strange chondrite I ever see.
Its verry fragile, so its near imposible to cut. I try once and I dont want
do his again.
Here
this is the only sure known trough ice -case, as far as
I know.
Well, as a finn I think you may have used a hammer
under 10 kg:s... But you have right, Bjurbole is in fact
impossible to cut.
http://www.polandmet.com/gfx_bjurbole/010.jpg
Just my personal opinion...;-
take care,
pekka s
Hello list.I just received the most beautiful meteorite I have ever seen.I
just got a 72 gram 100% fully fusion crusted individual I have ever
seen.Thanks to greg hupe' for making this available when no one wanted
it.And for $40, it was a steal.I know it is only an ordinary chondrite,
but
Hi David, Jay and all,
How many Pallasites are falls? I only know of four maybe five if Glorieta
Mt. is counted (can it be counted).
I have:
Mt. Vernon, Ky.
Omolom pallasite
Marjalahti,USSR
Glorieta Mt, NM
Others???
--AL
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Hello Al,
To the best of my knowledge there are only three undisputed pallasite
falls - Omolon, Marjalahti, and Zaisho. Mount Vernon has been disputed
as a fall by virtually all of the sources that I have read (with the
exception of the Catalogue, and the way it disintegrates when exposed to
air
I have another meteorite sale ending right not, ALL items started at one
cent!
Many are still there, these are the lowest prices I have seen, go see all of
the items and get some great deals.
Some items of special note:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1item=2285814583
Another
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1item=2285815059
Look at this, a beautiful Gao stone, 69 grams at $10.00 right now! Show me a
dealer who will sell you a Gao for 15 cents a gram!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1item=4941997490
Large piece of Canyon Diablo, at ONE
Main Mass
Here is my two cents . When I started writing ARN's History in 1996
the main mass was the largest single specimen from a find or fall . That
piece and only that piece was the main mass . If it was cut lost or
destroyed the main mass was considered missing . There can be only
Hi Jeff,
http://www.topozone.com
Works for me. You can choose from different coordinate formats as well.
Dave
Jeff Kuyken wrote:
G'day List,
Can anyone point me in the direction of a good site which allows you to
enter GPS co-ordinates which will then be displayed on a map?
Cheers,
Jeff Kuyken
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
Hello list.I just received the most beautiful meteorite I have ever seen.I
just got a 72 gram 100% fully fusion crusted individual I have ever
seen.Thanks to greg hupe' for making this available when no one wanted
it.And for $40, it was a steal.I know it is only an
Good Evening List,
Just an update; the Mbale is sold, but the gorgeous (and rare) LaCroilla
individual still waits for a new home. The price I am asking is what I had paid
for it about a year ago from Eric Olsen. If I remember correctly, there was a
waiting list that had formed behind me for
There is :-). At least there is one in the works.
Have a look at www.meteoritegallery.com. If you contribute to the
general gallery, I will give you a folder there to show off your private
collection.
Contact me if you need more information.
Bernhard
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