And to Australia
I have just received my copy and would like to add my praise and
congratulations to Kevin for a great publication.
I am looking forward to reading it cover to cover
Richard Depledge
jim brady wrote:
Just a note to thank Kevin publically for a well put together book that
should
Hello
http://www.theshorthorn.com/archive/2002/fall/02-sep-20/n092002-05.html
no comment
Matteo
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M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sale Site: http://www.mcomemeteorite.it
Collection Site:
Hi All,
Sorry for the OT but I reckon most of you will like this article. It is an
amazing event.
To try and get it on topic, mass extinctions from space are not soley just
a threat from meteorites.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4278005.stm
Regards
Ken O'Neill
Dan,
Nice to see someone who is not only interested in getting the best price but
understands that it is always best if both buyer and seller feel good about
the transaction. Being fair will always yield better results in the long
run.
I would agree that the seller made a mistake and really
Hola Darrison,
now off-list.
Certainly 50$ shiptment for 1kg from Europe to USA is way from discussion a
hge rip-off,
but if the BIN was 0.24$, one can't say anything against - one could think,
that it would be a special gimmick of the seller, to earn his bucks with the
shipment costs, making
its a exaggerated price the shipping, with 50$ I send
over 4 kg. of material, but if this is a shipping via
express courier the price its right - if the pack go
in USA - exaggerated if go in Europe
Matteo
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From: Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi Matteo (and list),
don't bother anymore. I'm not a psychatrist, but this deRusse-thing, seems
to be a typical case were a person can't accept the truth and is getting on
the wrong track, trying to find an explanation for each obstacle, which
could destroy his dream, inventing more and more
Paul,
I spent a day out there last week. For starters, you
can skip the word dry. Mud Lake is a full lake this
year. If anyone was planning a trip there, give it a
miss--- A lot of the central Nevada lakes are still
pretty muddy although most have parts that are
accessible.
I'm not
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 14:43:22 +0100, Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
don't bother anymore. I'm not a psychatrist, but this deRusse-thing, seems
to be a typical case were a person can't accept the truth and is getting on
the wrong track, trying to find an explanation for each obstacle,
My god these people are absolutely off their rockers.
Selling property to do research on a stupid river rock.
Oh well, perhaps they will soon be bankrupt from all of their complaints and
lawsuits, and end up in a cave, playing with their gray dust.
Mike Farmer
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From:
Hello to the List,
NWA CD-ROM is no more published but I'm proud to
announce the official release today of
the METEORITES OF AFRICA CD-ROM
It's the most complete source of information about the
african meteorites that you'll find anywhere.
It
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Dont miss these two pieces, they are among the best of the best!
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I will be taking offers on these pieces until 6:00 PM pacific time today.
Make your offers and dont be shy!!! The Muslyimovo also comes with an RAS
label.
I have 2 rare meteorite offerings from the collection of Bob Haag. I am
pleased to offer these to the Met list first and will be taking offers
Dear List;
I would suppose no one has cold hunted locations specifically to find a
meteorite that could be named a more valuable name, except maybe that
Beer Bottle Pass character(just kidding John), but, I have composed
a list of local locations with interesting names that may add/detract
My prices here are already lower than you see most
dealers selling meteorites for but a 20% discount off
anything of interest
http://www.meteoriteshop.com/sales/s1sale201-250.html
Cheers
DEAN
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Hi Dave,
Shoot, I'd pay extra for those names!
I really like Australian names, particularly
anything ending in Donga.
My favorite: Donga Donga
Local names around here might include:
Rincon
Springfield
Pooler
Garden City
Thunderbolt (not bad, though)
Guyton
Register
Tybee
Denmark (has one stop
Martin,
You are such a kind man!
He wrote me threatening emails, claiming I was part of a
worldwide conspiracy along with several prominent scientists
and other highly reputable meteorite dealers because no one
wanted to buy his meteorites
My reaction was far less
I may live in illinois, but HANGMANS CROSSING,the iron from indiana,is my
favorite name.
steve
Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
I. M. C. A. MEMBER #6728
Illinois Meteorites
website url http://stormbringer60120.tripod.com
I was disappointed when the official name of Bilanga came out. It was
proposed to be called Bilanga Yanga which would have been much better.
Cheers,
tett
Owen Sound, Ontario
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From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Hi Captain!
Yes, all that, what you told seems to be symptomps of a pathological
obsession.
Those people aren't accessible anymore with rational arguments, everyone who
tells them smth different, what they don't want to hear, will be target for
their rude assaults.
It's different than with for
My favorite: Martinho Campos
- that's what you all will get, if you'll despise my lunar beauty.
and Buckleboo I like of course.
- Original Message -
From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 7:54 PM
Subject:
Hello All !
I like the following names:
Broken Bow
Broken Hill
Bruderheim (this would be Brother's Home in German)
Cerro Del Inca
[Cu- :-) ]Cumberland Falls
Farmington
Faucett
Golden Rule
Jalou (reminds me of French jaloux, English jealous)
Juanita de Angeles
Maralinga
Norton County (Hello
Hello List, I have a Lortone Model 3A 3 pound capacity rock tumbler, that I
only used a few times, and it has been sitting here taking up room, Anyone
been looking for one, I will trade you for a meteorite! You can see what it
looks like here.
http://www.akmining.com/mine/lortone.htm
Thanks, Tom
Uh Steve. Hangmans Crossing was classified as a H4
stone chondrite. Now being from LaPorte County, In.
LaPorte County is my favorite iron! ;) But my all time
favorite name is Kittakittaooloo, another H4 chondrite
from Australia!
Dave
I may live in
my top five:
Seguedine (never forget this one)
Tafassasset (bizarre place to look for meteorites)
Bitburg (they smelted this one but thats a long story...)
Bagdad (not from Iraq but almost)
Heat Shield Rock (quite misleading. Jugdging by shape this one oughta be
named Swiss Cheese Rock instead)
I have an informal Donga collection myself! I have Camel Donga, Big Rock
Donga, and my latest - Billy Goat Donga.
Still seeking Johnny's Donga and Dingo Pup Donga.and now, apparently,
Donga Donga which I didn't even know existed!
I am in Alaska and still hoping that the heavens deposit
I apologize. This mail was meant for Dean, not for the
List. Sorry, and best wishes from wintry, snowy Southern
Germany.
Bernd
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Dear List;
My thread was a dream list of locally occurring names that you could go
hunt up a meteorite with a cool name from your local area.
Mr. Cool guy steve has turned it into a favorite meteorite thread.
Thanks Steve! Is there a city in Illnoise named riped off thread ?
I suggest we
Hello Freeman,
Here's a partial list of the locations in Arizona where I would like to
find a meteoriteas long as we're wishin'.
Ajo
Why
Dragoon
Hope
Ruby
Potato Patch
Tombstone
Christmas
Pia Oik
Blue
Punkin Center
Happy Jack
Freeman - yup...Freeman , Arizona
Bumble Bee
Skull Valley
Rimmy
I wrote:
Another one I just can't keep my eyes off from. Do you
think you can cut it where the arrows are? Please, let
me know how much more PayPal money you want me to send
you. Cheers, Bernd
Well, an opportunity for another quiz!
1) Why this one?
2) Where do I want Dean to cut it?
3) Does
I wrote:
Another one I just can't keep my eyes off from. Do you
think you can cut it where the arrows are? Please, let
me know how much more PayPal money you want me to send
you. Cheers, Bernd
Well, an opportunity for another quiz!
1) Why this one?
2) Where do I want Dean to cut it?
3) Does
Looks like a dogs head to me. I almost wanted to keep
it.
I cut the thing as my customer wanted and the rock is
right now in my oven drying out but if bernd wants I
can send everybody a photo of the cut surface in an
hour or so after it is well dried out and cooled off.
Maybe as part of the
Ken
Thank you for the article. I will Always welcome OT notes of this nature. I
only wish I could have witnessed it!!
Jerry Flaherty
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite-List meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 6:25 AM
Subject:
Donga Donga is not an official name. The official ones are Big Rock Donga
(H6), Billygoat Donga (L6), Dingo Pup Donga (Ureilite), Camel Donga
(Eucrite) plus 39 numbered Camels Donga (is that the plural?), not to
mention Donga Kohrod (a 19th century H6 fall from India).
Johnny's Donga is lost.
Hello List
I'm almost sorry to get in on this.
I think attacking someone who is not a list member now and unable to
response, kind of one sided, not needed here.
But informing us about there latest actions, I think acceptable and needed.
But what I think we should do, find all the people who has
Me too, that is the name of the Village after all, not Bilanga.
But oh well.
Mike Farmer
By the way, the Ourique meteorite actually fell in a village 6 km away named
Aldea de Palhieros, so that should be the name of that meteorite.
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From: tett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 16:14:41 -0800 (PST), dean bessey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like a dogs head to me. I almost wanted to keep
it.
This one looks like a camel's snout to me:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=6512254704
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I have few beautifull specimens ending in next 3 hours
# Meteorite MUNDRABILLA [IAB-an] etched endpiece 42g #
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# Meteorite SANTA CATHARINA [ATAXITE] from Brazil 9.02g
I would love to have a sign with Meteorite from Hell in my collection.
Hell is a small village near Trondheim and anyone who
wants to go to Hell might compare the hotel rates here.
http://www.onetime.com/10/city-219013-1-Hell-hotels.html?wosid=H3MWtlmgnRL4tH7aEHi5P0
The best part is that the train
Paper: Syracuse Herald-Journal
City: Syracuse, New York
Date: Wednesday, December 2, 1970
Page: 10
Find Building blocks of life on meteorite
WASHINGTON (AP) - Scientists have discovered the building blocks of
life in a meteorite that crashed into Earth near Murchison, Australia, on
Sept. 23,
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 16:26:22 -0700, David Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear List;
My thread was a dream list of locally occurring names that you could go
hunt up a meteorite with a cool name from your local area.
Mr. Cool guy steve has turned it into a favorite meteorite thread.
To be
Paper: The News
City: Frederick, Maryland
Date: Monday, December 7, 1970
Page: C-4
Non-Earthly Amino Acids Identified By Scientists
The first positive identification of amino acids of extraterrestrial
(non-earthly) origin has been made by scientists of the National Aeronautics
and Space
Paper: Syracuse Herald-American
City: Syrcause, New York
Date: Sunday, July 6, 1975
Page: 34
Goldstein awarded full professorship
Dr. Joseph I. Goldstein of Syracuse, associate professor of metallurgy
and materials science at Lehigh University, has been promoted to full
professor effective
Paper: The Hopewell Herald
City: Hopewell, New Jersey
Date: Wednesday, March 1, 1933
Page: 3 (of 8)
Arizona Meteor Theories Fail to Solve Mystery
Scientists have advanced two additional theories regarding the meteor
which is believed to have struck the earth causing the great meteor crater
Category - Neat Names:
Soggy Dry Lake, CA - no meteorite found there, yet!
-
When will we see Met. Bull. #89:
The NomCom just had a vote last week and there were a
LOT OF NAMES to approve. They would like to have
these recently approved names to appear in the MB#89.
So, it will take
You guys are finding so much there, I think I'll start hitting the Dry lakes
myself.
Mike Farmer
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Greetings. Does anyone know if NWA 1553 has ever
been officially classified and what the TKW is? I`ve
looked and can`t seem to find much on it.
Thanks, Dave.
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Greetings. This is something that has got under my
skin a bit this past week, and need to do a little
venting, even though it might bring some people down
on me. After being in Tucson at the show a couple of
weeks ago, and spending a bit of time in Bob Haag`s
room, and seeing the great sales
Hi Dave:
Good topic. I do not see it the same way you do. I am a dealer and
collector which is a dangerous combination, and I cannot keep everything
I buy. As always with most of the bigger dealers, you have to sell some
things to buy others and most do this to expand their collections...just
Mike,
Get a grip. As hyper as you are, you will be
stark-raving mad within three hours. Leave this
mind-numbing exercise to the already dain-bramaged!
But if you go (and this applies to all listees),
don't
listen to the radio on your way. All the stupid
jingles on all the stupid
Then the LA mars rocks paid how many hours of hunting:)
Sounds like people wanting to protect rich hunting grounds to me.
Steve Arnold paying $100 gram for rare California main masses, sounds
lucrative to me.
Mike Farmer
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From: Norman Lehrman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Mike ALL,
Don't get me wrong. It would be a great day for me if
I met you out there! I just think you have more to
offer the world if you held on to some semblance of
sanity. (Sure you should try it. Insanity loves
company!)
After a couple of weeks away, I forget what it's like
and start to
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 19:46:24 -0700, Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You guys are finding so much there, I think I'll start hitting the Dry lakes
myself.
If you rent a room while you're out there, will it be your scouring pad?
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Hello All,
Norm's pretty right -- the deserts out here may be good for finding a
single meteorite, but they are not too profitable.
With my experience, I'd have to say that an experienced hunter will
find a single stone after about eight hours of hunting (only on a very
good surface). The average
Norm, I hope to see you there,
But spare me the difficulty information, I do believe that I have put in my
time hunting around the world, so hunting dry lakes in California where I
can sleep in nice hotels and eat nice food (and even be home that night)
doesnt sound to hard or boring to me. I
Darren,
You just may be sick enough to do it! Looking forward
to meeting you.
Norm
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--- Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 19:46:24 -0700, Michael Farmer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You guys are finding so much there, I think I'll
start
Mike,
You are dancing on the edge of a very important topic.
There is no reason at all to think that the remote
deserts you have worked are easier than NV/CA dry
lakes. The meteorite flux should be the same.
Preservation will vary a little. Finding conditions
can't be all that different,
Hi, Guys!
Thinking of nicely named places for a meteorite to fall?
How about STONEY LONESOME (Indiana)? Good for a chondrite...
Not to mention HOOKER (Oklahoma) and HAPPYLAND...
My father was born in SHAKE RAG CORNERS (Illinois)?
While you were
Hi Mike, Norm, Jason and List,
I'm enjoying the banter on the California dry lake meteorite hunting
thread! Not sure why California is being singled out, since there
are excellent dry lakes in Nevada and Arizona as well; the only
reason California has so many finds is that there are a lot of
Hi Dave and List,
Here are some names of local towns and places that I
think would make interesting meteorite names:
Aho
Bloodcamp
Blowing Rock
Cranberry
Elk Park
Goose Hollow
Grassy Creek
Hickory Nut Gap
Ledger
Licklog
Meat Camp
Montezuma
Poga
Seven Devils
Squirrel Creek
Sugar Mountain
I'm
Why not chime in for another great western state, Wyoming...1/2 covered
in snow presently.
6 years hunting totaling maybe 500 hours+ resulted in one meteorite @
52 grams, science has 11 grams that leaves 40 grams. Doesn't pay for
the lunches, or the gasoline.
We do it for love.until
Unfortunately I not know well the english for open a
complaint, but is good one live in USA open one of
this for eliminated this person from the meteorite
world...I have been start to addvise all who have put
the BCC site on internet this person its a fraudulent
person.
Matteo
--- Arizona
I will see your Chicken, Eek, and Donga, and raise you:
Kaaawa
Kealakekua
Moiliili
Kaunakakai
Aiea
Aina Haina
Kailua-Kona
Salt Lake (neither salty or a lake)
Nuuanu Valley (oh, wait, the Honolulu fall strewnfield overlaps that)
Nanakuli
Anahola
Hanapepe
Volcano (there's actually a town called
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