Thanks, Keith, for posting your images from the Tucson 2005 Birthday
Bash! I was disappointed that I couldn't make it this year, so seeing
your pictures at least made me feel like I was there in spirit. So
many familiar faces from my journey to Tucson for the 2004 show --
really made me homesick
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Hi List,
What a great time we had at the Tucson show this year. I want to send a special
thanks to Geoff Notkin Steve Arnold for the awesome party on Friday night.
Twink Monrad and Jim Kriegh brought a beautifully decorated Gold Basin birthday
cake that was as delicious as it looked. Thanks
The man standing next to Notkin in the second picture is Jose Guggiari, a
meteorite hunter/dealer from Paraguay.
JKG
At 12:56 AM 2/7/2005, Matson, Robert wrote:
Thanks, Keith, for posting your images from the Tucson 2005 Birthday
Bash! I was disappointed that I couldn't make it this year, so
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Dear List,
Because of the Tucson show, MeteoriteTimes will be up later this week.
Glad everyone had a great time. Wish I could have made it. I missed
seeing everyone.
Paul
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Astrobiology Magazine
February 7, 2005
Summary: Meteorites and comets should have delivered vast
amounts of organic chemicals to Mars, yet the Viking mission found no
organics in the red soil. A new hypothesis by Sushil Atreya
Hello List, I was wondering about strewn field layouts. It is said that the
big pieces fall further than the smaller pieces. But when does drag take
over, with the bigger surface area, it would seem that the drag would slow
them down faster than lets say the medium sized pieces. I could see
Hi Tom,
You forgot one part in your question: you ask, Which is greater,
the forces of drag, or the powers of velocity? - however, it is the
combination of MASS and velocity which go into the larger pieces
falling at the end of the strewn field and the smaller ones falling
nearer the
Hi again list, what are the so called Rissani meteorites?
Thanks, Tom
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Hello All
Thanks for you show reports and poictures, I enjoy them.
I have just traded for a big fullslice of Brahin.
Is it a ruster ?
How do I prevent ?
etc. etc. ?
Best
Lars
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Dear members,
is anybody able to provide me with pics of Happy Canyon specimens?
I need detailed photographs (not thin section photographs) of the
structure of a cut and polished surface. Magnification about 10x to 20x.
thanks and cheers,
Christian
IMCA #2673
www.austromet.com
Christian
have had good luck with the recently available large slices/ chunx. i think they fill 'em w/ some kind of epoxy or something to keep water from entering the interiors via capillary action through the cracks and then rustingfrom inside out.
i will be gradually switching over to yahoo mail (it has
Hi!
I got a full slice six months ago. When I got it it had already started
to rust all over under it's coat of lacquer. Sadly it had broken in the
freight so I removed a small piece of it (20g) to start experimenting
on. I sanded off all the lacquer and cleaned it in isopropyl alcohole,
used as
Hello all
I just talked with one of my friends, amateur astronomer and
he told me about the bolides seen last days over Europe. He
even provided a link of an belgian astronomer (french) :
http://users.skynet.be/meteorite.be/bolide04fevrier2005.htm
Andrei
Hi list
I am curious about how low the relative humidity of
the air should be for the meteorites to be well preserved.
I know the lower the better but I need a reasonable limit
because the air treatment equipments are not so cheap
here. 20 % is good enough ?
Andrei
Wow, you have to see this fireball video
http://www.geokhi.ru/%7Emeteorit/bolid-e.html
Thanks, Tom
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Wow is right, that puppy must have dropped a few rocks, what a shot!
CharlyV
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Hey have you seen this fireball?
Andrei:
My French is very poor, but three bolides on three consecutive days all
in France seems very unusual. The photos look real enough, but I can't help
but wonder what is up? Thanks for providing the link.
George
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I dont know if many of you have seen this site, but, it has some of the best
meteorwrongs that Ive seen.
See # 28 looks quite a bit like Allende
http://epsc.wustl.edu/admin/resources/meteorites/meteorwrongs/meteorwrongs.htm
Bob Evans
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Hi Lars,
Brahin is untreated a hefty ruster like Brenham.
With two of the main suppliers of Brahin I made the experience
that Afanasjev (cometshop) did a good job in varnishing his slices.
My oldest slice from him I had for almost 7 years without any problems
and many others I had in stock for
[meteorite-list] Rocks From Space Picture of the Day -
February 7, 2005
http://www.geocities.com/spacerocksinc/Feb7.html
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Hello All,
In the above RFSPOD there are images of Campos.
Yet in the background there is a poster that suggests
the
Hi
Some time ago I win from FinMet cool iron-rich slice of my favorite
pallasite Shirokovsky.
I buy it for 2 reasons:
1) becouse its cool looking and different from all other slices I know
2) to check what will happend if I try etch it.
So when It arrived I make my duty. I used 5% solution on
Because they were to scrooge to use a good mixer, when they created it.
My question is what it is ? Why this pattern looks like this ?
http://www.meteoryt.net/ebay/shirokovsky_112a.jpg
http://www.meteoryt.net/ebay/shirokovsky_112b.jpg
http://www.meteoryt.net/ebay/shirokovsky_112c.jpg
Wow is right, that puppy must have dropped a few rocks, what a shot!
CharlyV
Dont worry, Im sure that Ivans spy working hard to locate this fall :)
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Could someone who has a better understanding of this
subject explain how the Baygorria Uruguay meteorite is
related to the new Campos of Chaco Argentina?
From the mere facts of the coordinates alone, and the descriptions, there
may well be, but must not necessarily be an implication of a
Dear List,
If anyone has had any dealings with a Mr. Frank
Spitz from Darien, Illinois I would appreciate
off-list information. Thank you in advance.
Sincerely, Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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Last night I went on a quest for inexpensive individual display boxes for small
meteorites. I came
up with something that seems ideally suited for them. I don't know if they
have ever been mentioned
on the list before, but it turns out that there are clear plastic cubes for
storing/displaying
Wow! What a show! As soon as I saw this I immediately thought of the stories
and theories surrounding the Pasamonte fall!
Cheers,
Jeff Kuyken
I.M.C.A. #3085
www.meteorites.com.au
Tom Wrote:
Wow, you have to see this fireball video
http://www.geokhi.ru/%7Emeteorit/bolid-e.html
Thanks,
Well I am at homeback safe and sound.This was my best tucson show ever.I
want to thank everyone for making my 5 day stay wonderful.I came home with
24 new meteorites,including 4 new bob haag specimens from his private
collection.I want to thank bob c. for letting me stay with him again.He
was the
Hello List, This is almost off topic. : ) While meteorite hunting, I found
some stuff, a titanium valve, most likely from a B-29, they used Kingman as
an airfield / trash can. Also something that got me real excited for a
minute, there on the ground was a perfect cone shaped meteorite, well it
Hello All,
Although larger masses would have a larger surface area, smaller ones
have a greater surface area to weight ratio.
This means that assuming you had a large and small sphere of equal
density, that the smaller would slow down faster because of it's
greater surface area/weight ratio, even
G'day List,
My very basic knowledge of iron meteorite minerals tells me that
schreibersite exists as plates between other minerals in the matrix. (E.g.
Taenite Kamacite). Have any meteorites been found where this mineral
exists as relatively large irregular inclusions? (Think like the shape of
I am under waith the first analysis of the Umbria
meteorite, the new italian iron, from the first
analysis days ago is exit have a high quantitative of
schreibersite.
Matteo
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G'day List,
My very basic knowledge of iron meteorite minerals
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