Hi, All,
> an ancient fluvial and/or acidic lacustrine environment...
Most people think of the Sahara as an ancient,
primordial environment. It's a relatively new feature.
The Sahara was a well-watered mixed forest and
glassland temperate environment, with lakes and
many rivers (whose ancient co
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpema9
Hello All,
I have a very nice GIBEON meteorite, 1805 grams with natural patina
on ebay,
ending in a few hours. These complete individuals with natural patina
normally sell for $ 1.20 or more, my starting price is a mere 55 c
per gram!
http://search.ebay
Hi Listoids,
I have three unusual auctions on Ebay right now. Here's what is up for sale;
1) Gibeon Meteorite 46.7g Etched Slice. A beautifully prepared slice with
Fusion
Crust on one edge and triolite inclusions.
Additional pictures of this specimen are at the following URLs;
http://www.met
Hi everyone!
I have 21 ebay auctions ending in a little over 9 hours ...
There are a lot of goodies still at low bids:
- Boriskino
- Cumberland Falls frag
- Dar al Gani 400 (beautiful thin partslice)
- Holbrook - small crusted fragment
- Juvinas
- Obernkirchen
- Shallowater
- Tombigbee RIver
..
Hah Dave,
I disagree :-)
Moni Waiblinger is also an excellent hunter in USA!
She showed us some of her finds in Tucson, among them a really perfect
oriented stone!
Best!
Martin
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Hi Susa, Your enthusiasm is great and that's how we all start ...
Welcome to the list! Your task is a very formidable challenge, that is, to
rescue the jewels of further reaches of the Solar System cleverly cached in
fields of our dreams here on
Hello All,
Welcome to the list Susa!
I'm glad to hear that you find this forum fascinating and fun, it really is
a great place to learn about meteorites and meet wonderful, like minded
people.
I can appreciate your aspirations to be the top meteorite hunter in
Michigan, I set out to do t
Bernd and Steve and List,
Have been searching the net and various texts to determine how frequent, if
at all, actual achondritic clasts are recorded being found in chondrites.
Not much info on the subject around but Richard Norton states that there are
instances of such occurrences. Pg. 144 pla
Hi tett and bernd and all.As always nice info on this
most extrordinary piece.Hey tett,if you did get this
classified,you would be doing all of us who have this
beautiful meteorite in our collection a great
service.Hey way to go on the 4 pieces.I am owner of a
198 gram individual and soon be gettin
http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070325/A_NEWS0803/703250316/-1/A_NEWS
Get your meteorite shirts here
The scary mother of all things beneath Stockton was recently announced: a giant
crater, likely caused by a meteorite that slammed into earth 35 million years
ago
Ok Steve-o, I am going to keep your topic alive a little longer.
I believe I own at least one of these 'BL' stones. I ground off a fractured
surface this morning. Take a peek:
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-11/877141/bl2.jpg
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-11/877141/bl1.jpg
http://img.
Mike T. wrote:
I would consider sending this off for classification if someone would recommend
a good institution that would be willing to look at it. This new slice has both
clasts.
Hello Mike, Steve, and BL fans,
Some interesting tidbits about Dean's BL chondrite because Steve wrote:
As alw
On Sun, 25 Mar 2007 09:27:03 -0700, you wrote:
>Ok Steve-o, I am going to keep your topic alive a little longer.
>
>I believe I own at least one of these 'BL' stones. I ground off a fractured
>surface this morning. Take a peek:
>
>http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-11/877141/bl2.jpg
>
>http://img
No, Mike, this is not the "real thing" ;-)
Especially this one:
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-11/877141/unclass-msb.jpg
is not one of those BL stones that were found and marketed 5 years ago. The one
above
is probably one of Carsten's recent offers!
The real stuff is here:
http://www.met
I am one million percent sure this is not 869. I over 10 kilos of 869 and it
is definitely not it. The crust on this stone is so much more black, thick,
and leathery. The matrix on this is more porous than 869.
Kind regards,
Mike Bandli
www.Astro-Artifacts.com
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Dave and List,
I don't know what his expert would say because I didn't ask or relay
that info (sorry). You not only confirmed Norm's observations (that it
was petrified wood) but added "not a palm wood". So, I (for one) have no
reason to doubt your expertise that it came from Utah!
List member
After looking at my 198 gram individual,and seeing
what looks like a upwards bubbly chondrule,mole like
and 8 mm across.To me it would seem like a chondrule
that was exploding outward than stopped just before it
could break the surface thus keeping the beautiful
crust intact.Also of all the pieces
On Sun, 25 Mar 2007 09:49:21 -0700, you wrote:
>I am one million percent sure this is not 869. I over 10 kilos of 869 and it
>is definitely not it. The crust on this stone is so much more black, thick,
>and leathery. The matrix on this is more porous than 869.
You'd know better, looking at the re
Thank you for the input Bernd. I should mention that the first set of photos
(with the window) was a stone purchased from Dean and, you are correct, the
last one was purchased from Carsten.
Fun stuff :)
Kind regards,
Mike Bandli
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Not directly meteorite related, but since some here are space program related
item collectors, too:
http://www.latimes.com/news/science/la-sci-junkyard25mar25,0,2782733,full.story?coll=la-home-headlines
North Hollywood junkyard: one giant heap for mankind
By John Johnson Jr.
Times Staff Writer
M
Hi all,
My son and I bought a few kilos of small Sikhote-Alin
from Eric and Sylvia in Tucson. These are pretty nice,
some with nice flow lines and thumbprints.
The Idea was for my Son to sell them sell slowly over
the next year.
He decided it was more fun to hunt meteorites than
sell them. So al
Hi all,
Thanks to everyone who emailed! I may be able to
scrounge up another kilo or so of 20-30 gram
individuals. But for now all the lots I posted are
sold.
Ruben Garcia
Phoenix, Arizona
http://www.mr-meteorite.com
Dear List,
Anyone interested purchasing a BL meteorite
(purchased from Dean) I have two for sale.
BL20 370gr original weight
BL27 221gr original weight
Both have a portion removed and will be included with
the stone purchased. I will re-weigh the stones before
sale. Price is $2/gram.
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