Hi Matthias!
Yes to all you say, I can see you're not a big fan of mitosis and meiowsis,
including cut loss and rusting, I'll only whisper {Bessey specks}...
Oh, here'd be my exception:
Please don't forget that every decade a few good witnessed falls in fact are
responsible for the birth of the
Hello Doug , -
You wrote: "Meteorites are a recyclable resource ... you can cultivate and
prune and they do multiply..."
That's a nice concept indeed. With my inner eyes I can see a pretty garden
with meteorite-beds. In springtime you only have to put the little
micromounts in the earth, give t
"but just imagine that the number of collectors might double in a
few years, and then again double in a few years more, etc., and all those
tiny "stocks" we have now will be a drop lost in an ocean."
Hi Norbert, Martin oweh and friends,
The only objection to that scenario is that meteorites have
In a message dated 10/5/2006 3:13:57 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
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List,
Does anyone know if Tag 018, L4 meteorite was ever officially classified and
has a NWA number?
Thanks, Fred
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Hi,
Now that we can see C/2006 M4 after sunset, I
imagine more people might try to see it than would
at five in the morning. If you've never tried locating
an object near the horizon, you just have to find a
spot where you can actually see the true astronomical
horizon. It's harder than you mi
List,
Does anyone know if Tag 018, L4 meteorite was ever officially classified and
has a NWA number?
Thanks, Fred
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Hi All,
I have a few auctions ending in less than 24 hrs:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpema9
Thank you,
Peter Marmet
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I am looking to acquire for destructive chemical analysis 0.2-0.3
gram samples of Dhofar 081 and 280. Please contact me off list if
want have material to sell.
Randy Korotev
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Doug wrote:
> In 20 years a Moon Colony will be established...
Hi Doug, and All,
20 years ago a lot of people believed: "In 20 years a Mars Colony will be
established..." In Kubrick's 2001 we even made it to Jupiter, and its moon
Europa in a shorter period of time. And look at where we are now -
The longest Sikhote Alin Bullet I've ever seen!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=002&item=120037638194
The new meteorite from Patagonia - Cerro Mesa...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=002&item=120037637277
A copy of the Thuathe meteorite fall report by Ambrose
htt
Ron, Beautiful narrative by a poetic comet hunter!
Please don't miss Rob Matson's comet C/2006 M4 (SWAN), currently weighing in
at 25 times brighter than Levy's latest comet in the dynasty will ever get.
It's easy to find if you can time it right and have a clear view of the
horizon before Sunrise
From: michael cottingham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2006 1:12 PM
To: 'michael cottingham'
Subject: AUCTIONS ENDING THIS WEEK!
Hello,
This is my final say on the matter. I am heading out of town for the next
few days, so I will
Thanks to those who have replied.
Unfortunately, it is with the same email address I have
for him. Perhaps the first email got lost.
Thanks, again, and sorry for taking list time. Michael
on 10/5/06 11:42 AM, Michael L Blood at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does ANYONE know how I can
Hi Sterling,
Thanks for the "plug" on my little baby, and for posting the link to
that beautiful image on APOD taken by Michael Jäger & Gerald Rhemann.
I'm told there's an article on C/2006 M4 (SWAN) in this month's Sky
& Telescope which I'll need to pick up. (Astronomy magazine, on the
other han
Does ANYONE know how I can reach
Dave Schultz ?
I want to give him him money.
(Sorry, no surrogates).
Please contact off list.
Thanks, Michael
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Hi, Everybody,
Visually finding a comet, these days, is always news.
Wonderful and difficult thing. Today most comets are
found photographically or from satellite images.
Still, very few of us will ever see a comet that won't
get brighter than 10th or 11th magnitude. But if you want
to act
Martin wrote:
"...Doug, tulips you can grow and multiply.(snip)...Meteorites you can't
cultivate - and where in future shall such amounts of meteorites grow again,
when Sahara and Oman will be over?"
Hello again, Martin (and also Matthias:)),
Well, maybe under the sea? There's still an untapped
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/gap2007
Bridging the Gap II: Effect of Target Properties on the Impact
Cratering Process
September 22-26, 2007
Saint-Hubert, Quebec, Canada
First Announcement -- September 2006
http://skytonight.com/news/4306207.html
How I Found My New Comet
The prolific comet hunter recalls the story of his latest find.
by David H. Levy
October 4, 2006
Editor's Note: In the following account, Sky & Teles
http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/content/?cid=4848
Atlantis suffered major MMOD hit
By Chris Bergin
nasaspaceflightnow.com
October 4, 2006
Shuttle orbiter Atlantis was hit by a MMOD (micrometeoroid/orbiting
debris) event during STS-115, which NASA is describing as the "first or
second largest hi
Perhaps he is trying to either impress someone, or pull the wool over
someone's eyes by making them think he is a multi-millionaire big time
businessman.
Hey - maybe this is how the 5 Billionaires of eBay fame got started???
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From: Fred Caillou Noir [EMAIL PROT
Martin wrote:
Hstory, can please someone write an article about meteorite collecting
from the 20ies to the 60ies, after the big national races in 19th century
and a little bit later too, the establishing of the large collections of the
worlds, I feel always such a large gap in the history o
Hello list,
Martin Altmann wrote:
"Then, Americans will discover German eBay and dump their meteorites"
(quoting Doug)
Not a good perspective, Germans tend to be notoriously pessimistic, when the
famous German "angst" seizes them, they will store each penny under the
mattress.
Well, I would be
Hi Doug,
"Then, Americans will discover German eBay and dump their meteorites"
Not a good perspective, Germans tend to be notoriously pessimistic, when the
famous German "angst" seizes them, they will store each penny under the
mattress.
I guess they should rather list the stuff then in Chinese eb
Little addendum:
in remembering the prices from past days, we always forget about the
inflation.
I just found that nice tool:
http://www.westegg.com/inflation/
According this calculator, USA had an inflation of roughly 50% from 1990 to
2005.
And 150% from 1980 to 2005.
Sniff, I paid 2$/g 1986 fo
Hi Martin, nice positive outlook!
But, let's test these assumptions, just to temper it a little with an
alternate economic scenario (Hi Doug of 2026, pleased to meet you and 2006
sends you a warm greeting not to forget! Can you believe that Art's
archive's are still available on the Meteorites Di
Greetings
I have a few auctions closing today including, an oriented sikhote-alin
that has lipping on both sides, a 100% crusted 6.94 gram millbillillie, a
fairly large 6.3 gram aouelloul impact glass that is 1/10 of what it should be
selling for, and a few others. Check them out. Last
Dear all members of the list,
I am planning to buy a brand new metal detector to be used in my meteorite hunting trips.
If anyone has experience in meteorite hunting with metal detectors, please advise me. What is the best brand and model for meteorite hunting.
Thank you so much in advance.
Sincer
Each meteorite has its time.
Nowadays the usual price for Murchison is 60-100$/g.
7-5 years ago it was at 50-100$/g.
A German collector told me, that shortly after the fall, he sent a letter to
Murchison enquiring about the circumstances of this new fall.
A while later a parcel came back, with nic
Dear Meteorites' Fans,
Kayunwar offers this week again an interesting choice of meteorites on ebay.
Auctions will end in 2 and 1/2 days, so that you still have time to warm your
mice up, but not too much time...
Here is the link to the auctions' complete listing:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtp
Don,
Perhaps some people remember that Murchison typically sold for $30-40/g
a dozen years ago and refuse to see the justification for such high
pricing today, while others newer to the scene are content to buy high.
David
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Hi Don,
Murchison is one of the most wildly varying priced meteorites I've seen. The
old traditional price was $100/g but you usually stuggle to get that price
nowadays. I've decent pieces sell many times below that.
Cheers,
Jeff
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Hehe Michael,
you lost sight of the most easiest available house-smasher:
Gao-Guenie !
Penetrated the roofs of some huts, hit hen houses.
Availability? On every 3rd dealer's page.
Best!
Martin
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