Elton wrote:
>Hello Jerry,
>You probably are thinking of "Meteorites and Their Parent Bodies" 2nd
>Edition by Harry (Hap ) McSween, Jr
Hola Jerry,
Regarding Asteroids, I also highly recommend "Meteorites and Their Parent
Planets" Second ed. It's a book that always has a new gem of "int
I found a bag yesterday with some nicely crusted ones
so a few really nice ones in this sale.
20% off anything of interest as usual.
http://www.meteoriteshop.com/sales/r1sale259-314.html
It is 7:20AM here right now and if you want anything
let me know and send paypal right away as I am leaving
arou
http://www.eurasianet.org/departments/culture/articles/eav041902.shtml
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Hi,
I didn't see this in my digest, so, if any one is interested at all,
Have a look at below and there's a link to the 145g Esquel:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/d.harris580/esquelrefin1.jpg
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/d.harris580/esquelrefin2.jpg
I need to raise funds so how about $3000 for
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I am having email probs with the ntl mailserver so I am resending as I have not seen this in the last digest.
Apologies if this is getting to you and it going all a it "Ssteve A" on you.
thanks
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From: Dave Harris
Date: 05/30/05 15:04:16
To: metlist
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Hello fellow collectors,
I just wanted to note that I have a nice 32.8g slice of the
unusual Mount Tazerzait chondrite from my personal collection
on eBay, ending in about 24 hours. The high porosity of this
extraordinary meteorite is readily visible in this nice specimen,
and some large chon
Dear List,
A quick note to remind those interested that auctions are ending this
evening on three very interesting and rare meteorites.
Only Six Pieces Left of the New NWA 3146 Rare R4 Meteorite W/Exotic Clasts:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6534870809
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/
Hello
Yesterday I added new iron meteorites to eBay.
etched Droninos
etched Morasko
etched Mundrabilla
etched Taza
and
unetched Shirokovsky :)
check my auctions
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/polandmet_com
-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[ I.M.C.A.#3667 ]-
http://www.Meteoryt.net [EMA
Hello List, the list sure is slow, must mean that some people have lives!
Anyways, I searched the internet and my book and can not find an answer to
this question.
Do "R" chondrites have any metal? It seems like the have a tiny bit, but
not enough to be visible. Are they attracted to a magnet at
But Tom!
I won't tell the solution.
Try David Weir's Studies! http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/9278/
It is always the first place to look for answers for questions like yours
now. Simply the best place on web
and I bed in this respect better than your books.
Buckleboo!
Martin
- Origi
Martin, David's web site is one of my first book marks! I looked there and
it does not answer my question. Unfortunately, like most books, his website
is not designed around the little questions. Sure it says that it contains
metal, and maybe even the amount but with out being a magnet and math
To those interested,
I have a unique offering of an un-oxidized Hoba Meteorite for sale on
ebay. Most often Hoba is only offered in the oxidized form. It may be
the largest meteorite in the world but precious little is available for
private collection in the metallic form. I may add other auct
> Martin, David's web site is one of my first book marks! I looked there
and
> it does not answer my question. Unfortunately, like most books, his
website
> is not designed around the little questions. Sure it says that it
contains
> metal, and maybe even the amount but with out being a magnet a
NWA 801 is a very magnetic R.
Rob Wesel
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
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Hello Tom,
I just tried a small 1.7 gram specimen of NWA 800 an R4 and also a 1 gram
Ouzina also R4 and both will stick to a rare earth magnet.
Bill
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To: "Martin Altmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
Sent: Monday, May 30, 2005 4:3
> NWA 801 is a very magnetic R.
My bad
Rob Wesel
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> I just tried a small 1.7 gram specimen of NWA 800 an R4 and also a 1 gram
> Ouzina also R4 and both will stick to a rare earth magnet.
>
> Bill
ofcourse, but if You count:
high strengh magnet
1 gram little slice
then slice will stick to magnet but how hard ? Verry verry soft.
So magnetism is ve
Tom,
Just tried NWA753-R3.9
A 1.4 gram slice will just stick to a very powerful rare earth magnet but
with the slightest pressure will fall off. Very little metal but some was
detected.
Cheers,
tett
Owen Sound, Ontario
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From: "Tom Knudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
http://www.marsdaily.com/news/mars-odyssey-05a.html
Evidence For Extensive, Olivine-Rich Bedrock On Mars
MarsDaily
May 30, 2005
Honolulu HI (SPX) -
By using new, high spatial resolution infrared data from NASA's Mars
Odyssey spacecraft, Victoria Hamilton from the University of Hawaii at
Manoa a
http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEM8PE0DU8E_index_0.html
Preparing for impact
European Space Agency
30 May 2005
On 4 July 2005, the NASA Deep Impact spacecraft will visit Comet
9P/Tempel 1. It will launch a 370 kg impactor probe that should produce
a crater on the surface of the comet and a plume of g
Hi,
Very quiet night on the List. Speaking of quiet nights...
There a Japanese artist, Kagaya, who is a frequent painter of what
can only be called "skyscapes," a rather unusual category of art. I
call them skyscapes, as opposed to astronomical space art (although he
does that too), beca
Rumuruti's are expected to be weakly magnetic/possibly magnetized.
Pyrrhotite is usually weakly magnetic, and 5% is going to be really weakly
magnetic
though I expect it will now deflect a compass needle...but if you look at the
composition of Rumuruti's you can learn a lot.
Oh no Tom don'
Hello All,
R-chondrites contain a very small amount of metal and/or magnetism.
Although a very slight pull is detectable with the very strongest
rare-earth magnet, most will not give any pull at all. However, Rob
(Wesel) was correct in saying that NWA 801 is [very] highly magnetic.
This is becau
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