Hello
its from yesterday I have problems to enter in My Ebay
page on ebay.com. When I click this not open and it
hears itself a continue click,click,click of
background...you have the same problem? If I enter
with ebay.it I not have this problem.
Matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via
Hello,
I'm happy to send the link to my auctions including
one nice L'Aigle slice.
Here it is :
http://search.ebay.fr/_W0QQsassZmoky99QQhtZ-1QQfrppZ50QQfsopZ1QQfsooZ1QQrdZ0?
Best regards,
Pierre-Marie PELE
www.meteor-center.com
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Hello all, I am working on some slices of the new Arizona meteorite. Warm
Springs Wilderness, it is an H4-6 genomict breccia S2 W1. I am cutting the
slices with a small diamond blade, but do not know how to sand them to get
the interior to look its best. I would like to hear about how your
pro
Hello, all,
Some very relevant to the List articles just posted here...
http://www.universetoday.com/
http://www.universetoday.com/
...and a decent astronomy news site to subscribe to.
Cheers,
Pete
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Hello list,
The 2006 Tucson Show EZ-Guide, a pocket book of their almost phone book
sized show guide, was of interest to meteorite collectors this year. This
handout, featured a tiny photo of Steve Arnold (Arkansas) and the Brenham
meteorite main mass on the cover, I mean tiny, around 0.5" x
As a relatively new collector I could be missing the point. But, isn't
true that a "rock" does not become a meteorite, (Lunar, Martian, or
anything else), until a scientist says so and assigns a number or name?
If this is true, then it would be untruthful for anyone, especially a
dealer, to
have a 6.4 g etched block of PAGE CITY, KS for sale for $65 direct. i also have a 3.3g SARDIS, GA and a 2.2g GAN GAN on ebay. very nice chance to get a smaller, affordable, portion of each.
gan gan+ sardis: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZbig_pine_artifactsQQhtZ-1
i will be gradually switching ove
this one sure looks like a Wyoming oolitic chert to me. The limey
oolites (calcium carbonate acretions actually) have been completely
replaced by the silica from the rich volcanic ash that fell here. The
material is hard enough to take a fine polish, and cuts tough as well as
hard (hardness
As a relatively new collector I could be missing the point. But, isn't true
that a "rock" does not become a meteorite, (Lunar, Martian, or anything
else), until a scientist says so and assigns a number or name?
If this is true, then it would be untruthful for anyone, especially a
dealer, to s
Dear Mike Farmer and Adam Hupe. Who made you two the hall monitors of honesty and morals? It seems odd to me that you both feel compelled to air this issue in public without even so much as an effort to talk to me about it in person first. Both of you were welcomed in my room in Tucson. You bot
This to me is more like a bauxite specimen with a typical clay matrix. While a
scale would help, the semi-sphereoids seem rather large, ecentric and. The
matrix is too devoid of carbonate looking material. Oolites and Oolitic
limestones are much more consistent in size, small:2-4 mm, and in cros
Hello list.I have a 29 gram slice of ESSEX,CALIFORNIA ending tomorrow
between 10 and 11 am CST,Chicago time.It is currently at $153.On going I
have 6 other as well,some with buy it now.Also as you all know,I am still
looking for more park forest pieces,fragments or individuals.So far I have
gotten
Hello All,
I have 12 auctions ending in about 2 days:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpema9QQhtZ-1
There's:
- ACFER 214, 0.22 g, an extremely rare CH2 or 3. See more info on
David Weirs excellent web page :
http://www.meteoritestudies.com/protected_ACFER214.HTM
There are only two sellers w
Hi All...
During the Tucson show, I traded a specimen of my REAL lunar meteorites, NWA
2977, for a complete slice of NWA 2200 (another REAL lunar) and two small
part slices.
I am keeping the full slice of NWA 2200 but will sell the two part slices.
If anyone is interested, they can b
On Wed, 22 Feb 2006 12:40:58 -0600, you wrote:
>The shuttle was intelligently designed.
That's debatable.
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Howdy
Was it luck, though? Exhibit A from the article:
>> Microbispora wasn't one of the three species McLean expected to find.
>> The slow-growing organism is normally found in the soil, and McLean
Note that this is a common soil microbe. The fragment landed on the
ground. That's where
Hi, All,
survivors he found--a bacteria called Microbispora. Ironically,
Microbispora wasn't one of the three species McLean expected to find...
McLean determined that it had contaminated the experiment prior to
launch...
There's a beautiful demonstration of the way Life, the Universe, and
Hi everyone,
Well, the Tucson show is over, the last people left my house only yesterday!
I have begun putting items on ebay again, and the difficult task of
unpacking my Tucson purchases and the boxed from my room display.
The first (small) auction set ends tonight, but more have been added e
> http://cgi.ebay.com/3-SI-Earth-Sciences-Bks-Australian-Tektites-CANADA_
> W0QQitemZ4614410243QQcategoryZ378QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
> Although I have no use for this paper myself, it seems like a significant
> enough publication that it deserves a good home with someone, who is
> interested in telti
Dear Friends,
While surfing through Ebay, I noticed a tektite publication for sale,
which might be of interest to someone on this list. It is:
Occurence, Distribution, and Age of Australian Tektites,
Smithsonian Contributions to the Earth Sciences no.17 (1976)
It can be found in "3 SI Earth Scie
Dear List Members,
I have the last 8 pieces of my New and Gorgeous howardite, NWA 2794, ending
in less than a couple hours under my eBay seller name, NaturesVault. I also
have my new Brecciated Diogenite, NWA 2795, ending today as well, these are
the best pieces I have other than sub-gram samp
Hi Thomas,
Now that is cool. Notice how fast the moons are traveling.
Thanks for sharing.
-Walter Branch
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Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2006
Hi list,
Nice new movies of Phobos and Deimos before the sun :
http://www.planetary.org/blog/article/0461
Enjoy,
Thomas Kurtz.
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Hi Darran, List!
This is a oolithe, like Marc posted! You can see a lot of concentric rings,
thats untypic for chondrules! It´s very easy to test it, with a little drop
of HCl, should show a good reaction, cause oolithes are chalky! If you try
this on a meteorite, nothing should happen, cause they
List!
Seems that I should continue with comparing the prices on McomeMeteorites
homepage to remarkably cheaper offers, shall I?
I think last time I stopped at letter "L"
To help Ryan against Matteo's intervention trying to disturb his sale:
6$/g which he asks lies on the lowest edge of all pr
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