the olivines its many different from the
others of the pallasites, the material its similar to
the vulcanic bombs sale on ebay from Rocks on
Fire..or its the photo not nice?
Seymchan?
Matteo
>
> I only got 9 answers, that's not enough.
>
> Everybody sleeping on the list ?
>
> s
That tells me that it is a dangerous, unstable meteorite not worth buying and
spending thousands of $$$ to take the risk of it melting into a pile of nearly
worthless olivine crystals. I will take Esquel, Seymchan, or Imilac any day,
with no risk involved.
Mike Farmer
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Try Panama, NONE, ZERO meteorites found there. But I will get one sooner or
later.
Mike Farmer
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From: "Christian Anger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Try to get an Austrian Meteorite ! That's a challenge !
>
> Cheers,
>
> Christian
>
>
>
> I.M.C.
Hola List...
Has anyone seen brilliant Vesta tonight in the Americas? Get out the
binoculars! She's at opposition, magnitude about 6.2, and beautiful, right
now as
high up as she can get on the ecliptic right in the heart of Pollux, in the
constellation Gemini. Find Betelgeuse (the brig
Its a Pallascarbonmesoschondrtite!!
I only got 9 answers, that's not enough.
Everybody sleeping on the list ?
so once again :
what is it ?
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Hi Christian,
Looking at the cube, it seems that a large amount of lightening was
needed given the blue hue on the cube. Therefore, the matrix is likely
quite dark and the metal could be dark (or shiny as photographing
stony-iron types is hard).
There are many pieces that look similar to various
Hi Christian,
I'd consider 9 to be a very good response! ;-)
I thought that the first image looked a little like some of the Al Mahbas
pieces I 've seen. The green crystals also remind me of the volcanic olivine
bombs we get here in Victoria. If this was being offered for sale as a
meteorite I'd
Hi all,
I only got 9 answers, that's not enough.
Everybody sleeping on the list ?
so once again :
what is it ?
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http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: Spirit Heading to 'Home Plate' - sol 708-714, Jan 06, 2006:
This week Spirit completed robotic-arm work on "El Dorado." The rover
used all three of its spectrometers plus the microscopic imager for
readings over the New Year's wee
Monze is the ONLY meteorite from Zambia, Arnold inquired about meteorites
(plural).
With all due respects too,
JKGwilliam
At 11:24 AM 1/6/2006, Martin Horejsi wrote:
Hi All,
With all due respects, I don't believe Zambia is much of a problem:
http://www.meteoritemarket.com/MON.htm
Rather, if
Can you imagine the price tag on a Liechtenstein?
Mark F
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hardesttogetmeteoritesfrom?
Try to get an Austrian Meteorite ! That'
Try to get an Austrian Meteorite ! That's a challenge !
>
> Cheers,
>
> Christian
>
I´m afraid so
Stefan
Yeah righttry Hollandaahhhrrrggrr.
Anyone...Dutch meteorites for sale?
Greets,
Jan.
Holland
www.heavenlybodies.nl
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Try:
Country: Mars (Meridiani Planum - IAB)
Country: Moon (Bench Crater - CM1)
Cheers,
Jeff
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To: Meteorite-list
Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] RE: what country is the hardest
togetmeteoritesfrom?
> Tr
Try to get an Austrian Meteorite ! That's a challenge !
Cheers,
Christian
I´m afraid so
Stefan
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Amazing hi-res pictures at the source site:
http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Mars_Express/SEMZLM8A9HE_0.html
http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Mars_Express/SEMZLM8A9HE_0.html
News
Butterfly impact crater in Hesperia Planum
Colour view of 'butterfly'-shaped crater at Hesperia Planum
4 January 2006
T
Hi and good evening list.I hope everyone has a good weekend.I saw an email
a little while back of someone looking for a piece of pultusk.Please
contact me off list.I have a small piece if interested.
steve arnold, chicago
Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
When they realize that theres no safety hiding under her petty-skirts
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From: "Darren Garrison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, January 06, 2006 4:43 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Permit Needed to Hunt Meteorites on Parks
inCanada
On Fri, 06 Jan 2006 14:2
Hi John,
Not to be in any way opositional - just out of interest, I heard the
Tucson area IS either "the tropics" or the "semi-tropics" based on
the monsoons (August) combined with the significant rains in the
winter.
While most months of the year have a humidity of about 2%
(you c
I've been wanting to add Santa Catharina (ungrouped ataxite from
Brazil) to my collection, but all I've ever seen are shale pieces.
Are there any solid pieces in collections?
And more to the point are there any available in the marketplace?
Thanks
Mike Fowler
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The below article appeared while "Googling" for meteorites.
All sorts of wierd and unexplained stuff seems to fall from
they sky every so often.
Skepticism greets claim of possible alien microbes
Jan. 5, 2006, Special to World Science
http://www.world-science.net/exclusives/060104_specksfrm.htm
On Fri, 06 Jan 2006 14:27:37 -0600, "MARK BOSTICK" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>fell. The ownership of every meteorite that falls anywhere in the Province
>after the commencement of this Act is herby vested in the Crown.
>
When will Canada (and other countries that still have British Monarch on
Hi All,
Off the top of my head, I suspect that Sir Lanka is about as tough as
it gets. ONLY a single stone fell in that country back in 1795, and
ONLY 25 grams were recovered.
There was a shower of stones but only two were preserved and those two
products of fall, named Mulletiwu, are in Paris wh
The idea of needing permits to hunt meteorites is in
my opinion a sound idea. Becides keeping track of
scientific meteorite information it would also inform
of any dangerous areas and also help protect you from
people like the pellisons trying to scare people from
buying your meteorites with outrag
Hello Ron and list,
Part of the article...referring to a possible way to hunt meteorites in
Manitoba Prov., Canada.
"Hildebrand said he is not aware of any province that asserts its right
to ownership of meteorites found on Crown land."
This is something I have heard before from Canadian peop
Hi Marcin and Matteo - Tropical refers to latitude, and humidity refers to
weather. They are independent. 0 humidity exists only in outer space...or on
the Moon, etc...even the driest deserts are in the 10% relative humidity
range.
BUT! Air doesn't get more than about 4% absolute humidit
here the humidity its at 63-70%...see you the big
difference
Matteo
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> Hi Marcin and Matteo - Tropical refers to latitude,
> and humidity refers to
> weather. They are independent. 0 humidity exists
> only in outer space...or on
> the Moon, etc...even the
http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/subscriber/local/story/3247510p-3760550c.html
Permit needed to hunt meteorites on Crown land
Winnipeg Free Press (Canada)
January 6, 2006
THE province says meteorite hunters will need a permit if they want to
go searching for space rocks in provincial parks or on
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
January 2-6, 2006
o Moving Downhill (Released 2 January 2006)
http://themis.la.asu.edu/zoom-20060102a
o Surface Dissection (Released 3 January 2006)
http://themis.la.asu.edu/zoom-20060103a
o Frost-free dunes (Released 4 January 2006)
http://themis.la.asu.edu/zoo
and Vatican State no?
Matteo
--- Christian Anger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha
scritto:
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> challenge !
>
> Cheers,
>
> Christian
>
>
>
> I.M.C.A. #2673 at www.imca.cc
> website: www.austromet.com
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Or a danish ;-)
Best
Lars
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Try to get an A
Try to get an Austrian Meteorite ! That's a challenge !
Cheers,
Christian
I.M.C.A. #2673 at www.imca.cc
website: www.austromet.com
Ing. Christian Anger
Korngasse 6
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> From: [EM
http://www.earthsky.org/shows/astrophysics_interviews.php?id=49241
Interview: Don Yeomans
Earth & Sky
January 2006
Don Yeomans is manager of NASA's Near Earth Object Program Office,
whose purpose is coordinating NASA-sponsored efforts to detect,
track and characterize potentially hazardous a
Hi JKGwilliam, Steve and All,
Zambia has a nice L6(Monze) and this one can be easily purchased from
Eric Twelker, Allan Lang,...
so I guess, to get meteorites from SAN MARINO is even more difficult;-)!
Peter
JKGwilliam wrote:
Hello Steve,
In my opinion, the country that is the hardest to
Hi All,
With all due respects, I don't believe Zambia is much of a problem:
http://www.meteoritemarket.com/MON.htm
Rather, if I had to guess off the top of my head, I suspect Sri Lanka
is about as hard as they get. One stone fell there back in 1795. About
25 grams was recovered.
Just my pair of
That may be true, but I doubt anyone who lives in the deserts of Arizona
would agree that we live in a "tropical" climate.
Best,
JKGwilliam
At 08:14 AM 1/6/2006, M come Meteorite Meteorites wrote:
not sure from mea person live in Arizona have a "
little " difference on humidity from one l
Hello Steve,
In my opinion, the country that is the hardest to obtain meteorites from is
Zambia.
Best,
JKGwilliam
At 08:31 PM 1/5/2006, Steve Arnold, Chicago!! wrote:
Good evening list.With tucson rapidly approaching,I really hope that there
is some of the fukang pallasite available.I have n
Hello Jeff Grossman,
Bonsoir Fred Béroud,
Hello List,
There are some typos regarding the date of the following meteorites:
Tanezrouft 57 - Tanezrouft 59 - Tanezrouft 60 - Tanezrouft 61
Both the on-line version and the entries in the supplement say
these meteorites were found 15/16/02 - 15/18/02 -
Dear List;
I am moving across the bridge and have plenty of stromatolite and banded
iron formation specimens to move, about 15 tons.
Anyone wishing to purchase one of these early life forms thought to have
been transported here by early meteorite impacts (well maybe it has been
suggested by the
Thanks to everybody for these clear and detailed
information.
I use a nickel test kit called "Allertest Ni Nickel
Allergy Kit" (from www.allerderm.com) and never got
positive results. I tested many suspected iron
meteorites and always got negative results.
It showed positive results on a common
Hola Pierre!
Bernd mentions a another Russian enjoyably named rare rock, "Putorana", that
you would swear looks like a meteorite, but I thought you'd have to go to a
special place in Siberia to find a bit of it and that it was FAR scarcer than
iron meteorites? ... and is probably at least a
Hi List,
Someone sent me a change for their listing on my site, but forgot to include
their
company name, or any other way of identifying them. If you posted a change to
your
listing last night please repost it with more info so I know who you are.
Thanks,
Gary
http://www.meteorite-dealers.
not sure from mea person live in Arizona have a "
little " difference on humidity from one live in
Venice
Matteo
--- Marcin Cimala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
> Matteo, how in Tropical climate humidity can be 0 ?
>
> -[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[ I.M.C.A.#3667 ]-
> http://www.Me
Hello
yes its possible, I have use a nichel test in some
fusion slags of iron and the nichel test have give a
positive test.
Matteo
--- Pelé Pierre-Marie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha
scritto:
> Hello to the List,
>
> a short question : is it possible that the Nickel
> Test
> is positive to terrestr
P-M and All,
Josephinite from Josephine & Jackson Co., OR
Awaruite from Awarua Bay, New Zealand; Tasmania (Synonym: Bobrovskite,
Josephinite, Souesite)
Putorano from Russia
Native iron from Disko Island near Greenland
Laterite deposits -
http://www.csaaus.com/documents/public/publications/godpa
Hi Pierre-Marie and List!
I had problems with the Ni-test (with dimethylglyoxime) too. The problem is,
that this substance shows a reaction with Fe2+-ions too. So you don´t know,
if the pink reaction shows truly Ni or only iron (iron dissolves much more
better in HCl than Ni)!
It seems that there
Bonjour Pierre-Marie, Hello List,
"a short question: is it possible that the Nickel Test is positive to
terrestrial irons (or usual old iron forge residues) and which ones?"
Well, terrestrial rocks like the P u t o r a n a rock will test
positive for nickel because of these nickeliferous compon
Mike:
My exterior slabs are very attractive and stable. The ol xtals are
incredibly large.
Matt Morgan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please clarify Ken, you say the Fukang specimen is very nice, and then you say
you are watching it rust everywhere. Those two statements are not compatible.
Either
Hello to the List,
a short question : is it possible that the Nickel Test
is positive to terrestrial irons (or usual old iron
forge residues) and which ones ?
Best regards,
Pierre-Marie PELE
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> Please clarify Ken, you say the Fukang specimen is very nice, and then you
say you are watching it rust everywhere. Those two statements are not
compatible. Either it is nice, or it is a rusting piece of crap. Meteorites
that rust on me are never considered nice.
> Mike Farmer
Mike be more optim
> Right, I have many pieces of Seymchan and never seen a
> trace of rust. And Russia is not a tropical land where
> the umidity its near the 0. The same for Esquel and
> Imilac, super stable pallasite.
> Matteo
Matteo, how in Tropical climate humidity can be 0 ?
-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[ I.M
This looks similuar to some of my olivine basalts, periodotite? Very
nice pictures.
Dave F.
Christian Anger wrote:
Hi all,
time for a little Quiz
what is it ?
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http://www.austromet.com/CollnPics/Quiz02.jpg
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... time for a little Quiz what is it ?
SHIROKOVSKY, meteorite wrong
Thomas
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Could be porphyric (alkali)olivinebasalt or a olivinecumulate! Could also be
a new typ of meteorite! :0 We need a thin section and isotopic data
Ingo
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> Von: "Christian Anger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An:
> Betreff: [meteorite-list] New Year Quiz
> Datum: Fri, 6
.. time for a little Quiz what is it ?
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Olivine crystals set in a Vaca Muerta eucritic pebble.
Bernd
To: [E
FUKANG ;-)
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Hi all,
time for a little Quiz
what is it ?
Xenoliths imbedded in an igneous rock (perodite).
My Guess
Adam
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Hi all,
time for a little Quiz
what is it ?
http://www.austromet.com/CollnPics/Quiz01.jpg
http://www.austromet.com/CollnPics/Quiz02.jpg
http://www.austromet.com/CollnPics/Quiz03.jpg
http://www.austromet.com/CollnPics/Quiz04.jpg
Cheers,
Christian
I.M.C.A. #2673 at www.imca.cc
website:
Many Brahin its stable if take from the internal, but
others its ruster if take from near surface. The same
for Brenham or Admire...this not with Esquel, Imilac,
Marjalathi and other very stable pallasites
Matteo
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
> Please clarify Ken, you say the Fukang specime
Please clarify Ken, you say the Fukang specimen is very nice, and then you say
you are watching it rust everywhere. Those two statements are not compatible.
Either it is nice, or it is a rusting piece of crap. Meteorites that rust on me
are never considered nice.
Mike Farmer
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