Hi all,
Algeria has forbidden meteorite exportation some years ago. ( meteorite as
well as any rock sample, even sand, all artefacts, etc...)
Permit to export these items through the broders is not easy to have! For
scientific purposes it works, for commercial purpose no.
Lecture were given to cus
Hi list,
well, rumours, gossip, hearsay...I read the abstracts of the topics there
and, after the IMHO incompetent statements, we all have to face sporadically
by a very few scientists, mainly in media, who have no experiences in
hunting and the NWA and Oman situation, but are blaming commerce to
Ooops,
so silent - although it's by far the most important topic of the last years
for collectors and dealers likewise...
Sume points, to get the discussion moving:
In fact whether the trade and the hunt of meteorites are restricted or not
is nothing else than a political decision.
Politicians d
Howdy folks,
Can anyone say which Japanese fall this lithograph represents?
www.meteorites.com.au/images/1947.jpg
It was published on March 16th, 1947 in the Italian newspaper/magazine, LA
DOMENICA DEL CORRIERE. The text in the image reads:
"Una montagna che dal cielo... Lungo le coste fel mare
Hi List.
Well, it seems that my discussion on Thursday. June 29th, 2006 about the
need for dealers to leave feedback on Ebay, has yielded positive results.
1) Last night, Mike Cottingham left me positive feedback within 1 minute
after I purchase a lunar slice from him.
2) I purchased Matt Morgan
Interesting point Matteo. This may make sense because it puts the publishing
date only a couple of weeks after the fall. Sikhote-Alin was also very close
to Japan. In fact just across the Sea of Japan I think?
Cheers,
Jeff
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To: Jeff
Dear Walter;
I bet that feedback on eBay (which I highly recommend), could relate an
interesting paper on to the field collectors. A stretch maybe, but
surely important and interesting.
Hipothetical bad boy of meteorite world gets a few dozen negative
feedbacks on ebay, his business shrinks, h
Iiek schnll ncoh mein Typp - Kick!!
Ja selbst wir ham uns getäuscht - nach den grausigen Kicks der Achtelfinales
- Theutschland spielt den schönsten Forsboi der WM.
Zwotes einzig richtig überzeugendes Team war Archentinien.
Und die müssen sich nu ausgerechnet eliminieren.
In 2 Stund w
Opps my apologizes, I was in a hurry,
and slipped down in the address menue, when I sent this private bet
competition to a friend.
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Jeff, Matteo, others,
you may also visit this page for the source of ''some say'':
http://www.niger-meteorite-recon.de/en/meteoriten_vk_fotos.htm
It is picture N° 8 counted from the top.
best regards
Svend
www.niger-meteorite-recon.de
>Interesting point Matteo. This may make sense because i
And with that new info and a google search:
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/Sep29.html
I knew I'd seen it somewhere! Thanks to Michael and
his RSPOD page!
Cheers,
Jeff
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To: Jeff Kuyken ; Meteorite List
Sent:
Some have say its probably a rapresentation of Sikhote
Alin fall..
Matteo
--- Jeff Kuyken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
> Howdy folks,
>
> Can anyone say which Japanese fall this lithograph
> represents?
>
> www.meteorites.com.au/images/1947.jpg
>
> It was published on March 16th, 1947
Adam and others,
If NWA is scarce why are you dumping all your garbage for a nickel a gram?
Could it be all the 1000s of kilos that are stashed are so much better? You
should be saving this precious hoard. Dean's right as usual.
Don't speak of the business of kings. I doubt you know their mind.
Thanks Svend. FYI the reply below was sent 2 hours ago.
Cheers,
Jeff
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From: Jeff Kuyken
To: M come Meteorite Meteorites ; Meteorite List
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 10:22 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Old Italian Lithograph of Japanese Fall?
And with that new inf
Hi Dean,
No scare tactics here, just reporting it as I see it. Go there and see for
yourself before making defaming comments. I don't have time to worry about
playing games so if you don't like what I have to write, simply delete it
and go on enjoying whatever you do.
Greg
- Original Me
It's almost holiday, list folk.
I'll be good today and actually ask a meteorite question instead of playing
devil's advocate about feedback and dealers.
You see a lot of ads for uncut NWA's in bulk lots. I have even purchased a
few of these and I do have fun discovering what may be inside. And I
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
June 26-30, 2006
o Feature of the Week: Maja Valles
http://themis.asu.edu/feature
o Martian Color #3 (Released 26 June 2006)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20060626a
o Martian Color #4 (Released 27 June 2006)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20060627a
o Martian Color #5
http://www.herald-mail.com/?module=displaystory&story_id=141491&format=html
Discovery Station unveils NEAR spacecraft exhibit
Herald-Mail
June 30, 2006
The opening ceremony for the Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous (NEAR)
Shoemaker spacecraft exhibit at Discovery Station at Hagerstown will be
tod
http://space.com/spacewatch/060629_night_sky.html
Asteroid Spotting: Skywatchers to Glimpse Close Flyby
By Joe Rao
SPACE.com
30 June 2006
It's not often you get a chance to spot an asteroid in our night sky.
And though the task will be challenging, experienced backyard
astronomers will give it
Jeff; I have to wonder about the report of a tsunami associated with this
March 16 fall.If the report is true and or verified by research in japan that
would be amazing.To generate a tsunami the bolide had to strike the sea,as you
know.Japan was in a state of limbo at this time in history aft
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/P7911.htm
Was there life on Mars? Shiny rock coating may hold the answer
Imperial College London News Release
For immediate release
Friday 30 June 2006
A mysterious shiny coating found on rocks in many of Earth's arid
environments could reveal whether there was once li
Hello Martin,
Here is some discussion of your post from me. Do not feel discouraged
that the response to your posts is not deafening, many probably do read
them and learn from them; I received no list discussion of my Dhofar 007
post from yesterday, and yet still feel that it does find an audi
http://www.esa.int/esaSC/SEMBGLVT0PE_index_0.html
Kepler Crater as seen by SMART-1
European Space Agency
30 June 2006
This animation, made from images taken by the advanced Moon Imaging
Experiment (AMIE) on board ESA's SMART-1 spacecraft, shows Kepler crater
on the Moon.
AMIE obtained this se
Metorman46 at aol.com wrote:
>Jeff; I have to wonder about the report of a tsunami
>associated with this March 16 fall.If the report is true
>and or verified by research in japan that would be
>amazing.To generate a tsunami the bolide had to
>strike the sea,as you know.Japan was in a state of
Ron,
Just curious. What's that small black dot in the upper right corner that
slowly drifts off the picture to the right over several shots?
Mark Abbott
Ron Baalke wrote:
http://www.esa.int/esaSC/SEMBGLVT0PE_index_0.html
Kepler Crater as seen by SMART-1
European Space Agency
30 June 2006
http://english.ohmynews.com/articleview/article_view.asp?no=301623&rel_no=1
Killer Asteroid Headed Towards Earth
Giant rock rapidly approaching, but collision unlikely
Starry-eyed humans, brace yourself and fasten your seatbelts. The planet Earth
is about to cross paths with a massive asteroid
Hi.
Thanks for a great humouristic intervention.
Then, Virgin Mary is a kind of CAI?
I bought a Sikhote with wings...I am looking at it with diferent eyes, now.
Tonight, I will check if it glows in the dark.
And there are Kriptonite meteorites, too.
What a mess, upstairs.
AA
"And I have
even foun
How could Martian desert varnish survive ablation? This is crazy talk.
Bill
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From: Ron Baalke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> http://www.imperial.ac.uk/P7911.htm
>
> Was there life on Mars? Shiny rock coating may hold the answer
>
> Imperial Coll
Walter N. wrote:
>>and I know, at least in other hobbies, that bulk items can be cherry picked
>>way before it gets to you.>>
Walter, Seriously, isn't this painfully obvious even on a trip to the tomato
aisle in the supermarket:-) though I see you have already answered your own
question... I
Doug
I will have to admit, you have a way with words. I have noticed that since
the first day I visited this sight.
But as always, you totally have missed my point (I've noticed that too).
I would imagine this list exists for the purpose of LEARNING about the
subject of meteorites. My question w
THE SHADOW OF THE SPACECRAFT??
Jerry Flaherty
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Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 5:17 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Kepler Crater As Seen By SMART-1
Ron,
Just curious. What's that small black dot in the upper right corner
Hi Walter,
> How do the finders, dealers etc, everyone but the poor collector, look
> at a batch of NWA's and decide which ones will be held on to and which
> ones end up on Ebay?
Magnetism, shape, texture and color.
> Does Doug look for something about the exterior that may indicate
> a clue to
Dear Jeff and List,
Hello. I have looked at your photo and it appears
that the artist did not witness the event or the event
did not take place in Japan. For example, the
clothing and face styles do not appear to be Japanese.
The house styles and fencing COULD be set in
Japanese, Chinese or Ko
Hi Walter,
To answer part of your question:
How to decide? This is one of those things that, I believe, come with
experience. I use to buy classified rough/uncut rarer stones so I could
learn what to look out for on an unclassified uncut stone. For
unclassifieds, sometimes the only way to find ou
Rob
Thanks. That was the kind of info I was looking for.
Walter L. Newton
Golden, Co
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That was my thought at first, but the ground resolution is approx. 150
meters per pixel, so I wouldn't think so... way too big for the
spacecrafts shadow.
Mark
Gerald Flaherty wrote:
THE SHADOW OF THE SPACECRAFT??
Jerry Flaherty
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Good evening list.As an advanced meteorite collecter,I should really know
this.But I really want to know why,when you go to a dealers website,and
you see something you want to buy,and say there are 5 items,4 of them have
prices but the 5th one does not.It says to email or contact for
pricing.WHY DO
Steve
Ask Mexico Doug. I bet he will have an answer.
Walter L. Newton
Golden, Co
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Because its big money Steve.
Quite simple
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Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 6:43 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Why no prices ever show from dealers
Good evening list.As an advanced meteorite collecter,I should real
Just got my copy of the magazine. Whoever said it was awesome made an
understatment.
If you dont have it, drop what you are doing and go and get it. You will be
glad that you did.
Bob
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Did you get it in the mail or at a news stand? I don't have a subscription
but the super market next store to my apartment sells it on the magazine
rack.
Walter L. Newton
Golden, Co
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There's also another much bigger but fainter one just below the centre of
the image. Maybe just a photographic or processing aberation?
Cheers,
Jeff
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From: Mark Abbott
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, July 01, 2006 9:29 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorit
On Sat, 1 Jul 2006 12:49:52 +1000, you wrote:
>There's also another much bigger but fainter one just below the centre of
>the image. Maybe just a photographic or processing aberation?
I would think that this looks more like an artifact in the camera than in the
processing. You can see the artifa
Walter,
There is no subject that Doug isn't well versed in. Don't stir him up. He's not
a modest genius.
Bill
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> Doug
>
> I will have to admit, you have a way with words. I have noticed that si
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