Dear List,
Is anyone aware of literature on Ni depletion in
highly weathered meteoritic shales? I have found some
iron shale in the isolated Gobi desert and have not
yet had time to test it, as I am just now home.
Thank you. Dirk Ross...Tokyo
Gosh! Is this the John Blennert (aka Goldmaster) that I know
Guess you missed a few tid-bits lately. Where you been? ;-)
Just kiddingDave
John Blennert wrote:
Hi All
I don't post tooo much !! But I thought I'll stick my nose in this one
. Anyone who can stand to live and work
Hi,
The really interesting thing about this planet is that it is 15,000
lightyears away, toward the Galactic Center. It's way downtown!
Planets everywhere. Lovely thought.
Sterling K. Webb
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I agree with Rob + the fact that the shiny crust can make one thinks that it
is an achondrite... Of course, sometimes terrestrial rocks from the Sahara
can look like a meteorite with fusion crust because of desert varnish. But
if you are assured to get your money back if it's not a meteorite, and
Hello to the List,
Just to tell that if anybody needs a car to go from
Paris to Ensisheim Show (american dealers, vendeurs
français, I'll have a place in my own car). Just one
person accepting to pay a part of expenses (toll,
gas).
I'm leaving Paris on friday 17th in the morning (7 or
8 am) and
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/May28.html
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Who will come to Ensisheim?
I'll be there!
Martin
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From: Pelé Pierre-Marie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, May 28, 2005 12:14 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Ensisheim 2005
Hello to the List,
Just to tell that
Hi and good morning list.A while ago I had a question concerning campo
silicates.What is the TKW of this piece?I have read on meteorite dealer
websites that there is not alot to go around.So just how did this get
seperated from the regular campo strewnfield.This one is really baffling
me.I just
Hello List,
I am offering a new achondrite, with nice dark crust at a price less
than any achondrite has been offered for previously. With the deserts
drying up and others off limits this is a wonderful opportunity, and may
be one of the last, to get a very cheap achondrite. Please contact
Martin, I will be there arriving Frday afternoon, just in time for the big
party friday night. I am leaving for Hong Kong in five minutes, then on to
the Tokyo show next week.
Mike Farmer
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Christophe and I will be there as well, with our table in the main room at
the same place as the 3 previous years.
We hope to see many of you there!
Kind regards,
Frederic Beroud
http://www.meteoriteshow.com
IMCA member # 2491 (http://www.imca.cc/)
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From: Martin
Me
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Altmann
Sent: Saturday, May 28, 2005 1:27 PM
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Ensisheim 2005
Who will come to Ensisheim?
I'll be there!
Martin
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Been busy wrapping up for my move but last night I put
my wife to work and she built this nice sale page with
some great deals on it
http://www.meteoriteshop.com/sales/r1sale151-203.html
20% off as usual.
Tomorrow I am going to Newfoundland (I am driving my
jeep down to give to my mother for when
Hello list members,
Does anyone participate this symposium (held in June 7-9, 2005) at NIPR,
Japan?
http://yamato.nipr.ac.jp/AMRC/researcher/symposium2.html
K. Ohtsuka, TMN
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Almost me, but looking like I will be buying a new
house instead. Hopefully I will make it next year, and
visit with all of you partying Europeans across the
Big Pond! Have one for me and enjoy! :)
Dave
p.s. Take plenty of pictures to share with us less
Hi
I tryed contact with Mr Bunch, but from around 4-6 weeks I dont have any
answer from him. I know that he have any family problems. Anyone talked with
him in last days ?
thanks
-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[ I.M.C.A.#3667 ]-
http://www.Meteoryt.net [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello
I have a 0.6 gr. fragments of DaG 489 for sale. Who
are interested email me in private.
Matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sale Site: http://www.mcomemeteorite.it
Collection Site:
Hello List, I thought some of you might want to see a cool barred chondrule,
or at least what I am guessing is a barred chondrule. It looks more like it
was slit in a few places and stretched, like you might do with a piece of
paper.
true color
Hola list,
Ceres is still 2.5X brighter than Vesta tonight and twice as far as Vesta!
Take advantage of this to collect a memory of Ceres. Just a quick message
hoping you get to see the main mass of the asteroid belt -Ceres- tonight.
That is starting right about now in Europe and
I'm with John B. on this one. His advice can't be that hard cause even I do
it!
John, how's things. I still have my first chondrite[H4], Gold Basin with
fond memories of your generosity and share the wealth enthusiasm. I was
sorry to hear about your misadventures in Ohman. I'm sure you'd have
I carelessly wrote:
Ceres is still 2.5X brighter than Vesta tonight and twice as far as Vesta!
Make that HALF as far of Vesta of course!
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Thanks Doug, I'll give it a shot if the skies stay open here! Jerry
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Easy Observing Ceres Tonight (28-29 May)
I carelessly wrote:
Hello list,
I was studying some slices of Franconia today under the microscope when I
noticed movement on the surface of one of the slices (stay with me I'm not a
nut) I switched to a bit higher magnification and along the edge of some of
the metal in the specimen were small areas of rust
on 5/28/05 5:41 PM, Tom Knudson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I personally would
rinse them in distilled water then soak them in alcohol and then dry them
under a heat lamp.
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WATER!?!?!?!?
N!
If you can get it, 95% alcohol. If not, you have to use
Hi Bill, I live in Arizona too. I know this sounds weird, but I kept my
meteorites in a sealed container with an anti-rust thing, I think it was VCI
or something like that and still had rust problems. I gave up and just
through my whole collection on a shelf, out in the open air and have not
Dear Bill,
I keep mine up here in WY's desert dry by keeping in a cheap sealed top
Walmart canister of see through plastic and keep the container 1/2 full
of rice. Rice is a drying agent and moderates any fluctuations in
humidity caused by cooking meals, taking showers, dishes...all will
Hello everybody,
I have been meaning for a while now to add a new page to my web site, one
dedicated to those new meteorites, just now being discovered in the American
West. But a page with maps, pictures, documentation, to present them fully.
And it is finally done. .
Just go to:
Ah...he was in the desert too long and missed all the SStevie action. I
don't know who had it the worst, him or us. Lucky b_stard! ;-)
Notice the smiley face. Anyway, best Memorial Day wishes to alleven
if you don't live in the US.
Dave
Gerald Flaherty wrote:
I'm with John B. on
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