A crater-forming chondrite is definately historic
Matteo. 11 grams for free, you da man!
Michael Farmer
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> for my piece of 11 grams I not have pay nothing,
> donation
> direct from Perù. Now I have polished the piece and
> when I
> have
Hi everyone, I have been unable to post to the list
for nearly 10 day but it seems to be fixed now.
I was in Munich for the whole show, and must say,
there was not much new around. Of course Carancas and
Mali made a big splash. It was confusing which was
Bassikounou and which was Mali, but close i
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/November_5_2007.html
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hello list member and mike,
im surprised by your email ,you sad the price was from 2 euro=2.8$ to 4 euro
= 6$.
does it mean that there is no mali for 1$ , like you adviced the lists member
to wait for.
it's surprising no.
so there is no mali for 1$ nowhere or just in munich mike.
and the dealer
Hello
Munich was very interesting this year.
Two new spectacular falls in one place. Thats what I like.
Mali fall was well represented on many tables from tiny complete specimens
to large regmaglypted stones.
Morocans show each fall on different box, so there was no problem with
mixing both fal
No Aziz, there was certainly none for sale that cheap
in Munich. Of course, a Coke was 2.20 at the show,
and 1.20 at the supermarket I never said that it
was $1.00 gram in Munich. I was offered by email, by
several Moroccans at $1.00 to $1.25 per gram for
quantity. This is not a big deal Aziz
we waithing some months...is type Bassikounou, " never go
under this price" from $10-12/gr. is go to $2-2,5/gr.
Matteo
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Data : Mon, 5 Nov 2007 05:56:37 -
this year is go well with the change USD-Euro? Not type
other years ago with 1 USD = 1 EURO? It is a bit change the
history with the euro strong on the USD...
Matteo
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we waithing some months...is type Bassikounou, " never go
under this price" from $10-12/gr. is go to $2-2,5/gr.
Matteo
Matteo, if You dont have nothing new to say, then just say nothing.
I hope Your translator can translate this corectly.
-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[ I.M.C.A.#3667 ]-
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I did not deserve your initial response; the list
deserved to see the arrogance you took towards me- the
same as you took below.
The list did not need set up for a rivalry at
Steve's expense and your backtracking below is
obvious.
I am backing out of this as I have said how I felt.
There i
I say what I want seen my first Bassiko I have pay $10/gr.
with confirm never change the price and after I have pay the
other piece in Ensisheim for $2.5/gr.
matteo
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http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html#opportunity
OPPORTUNITY UPDATE: Opportunity Studies Rock Composition and Changes in
Atmosphere - sol 1316-1321, Nov 05, 2007:
Though atmospheric dust has returned to nearly pre-dust storm levels,
Opportunity's solar arrays are still dustier than
Hallo friends,
I have some photos from the Munich Show last weekend available on my homepage.
Unfortunatly I could only be for 2 days in Munich thursday and friday because I
had
to be with my material also here, at a local mineral show close to my home town.
Anyways, we had lots of fun an it wa
Ok,
Who can sell me a piece?
Bob E.
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From: "M come Meteorite Meteorites" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I say what I want seen my first Bassiko I have pay $10/gr.
> with confirm never change the price and after I have pay the
> other piece in Ensishei
Hi list from chi town.I want to personally thank all
the fine people who went to munich for the munich show
who took all the fantastic pictures.Well done and very
professional.My wife and I are think of going to
munich next year for our 10th wedding
anniversary.Again thanks so much for the great pi
Dear Listees,
This is a very timely picture, thanks to most kindly to both Bernd Pauli and
Michael Johnson's Rocks from Space Picture of the Day :-)
Just a click away and an interested person without the materials and
microscope can vicariously participate with Bernd's clear and colorful imag
Doug kindly wrote:
"Just a click away and an interested person without the materials and
microscope can vicariously participate with Bernd's clear and colorful
image of his nice thin section of Lodranite/Acapulcoite material."
Thank you, Doug. Much appreciated! Yes, that's one of my best pics
I am sitting in Germany, and just read this on the
Peruvian news.
I don't have time to translate the article, but it
shows how poorly informed the scientists in Peru are.
Perhaps they could consult a meteorite expert for a
little advice.
http://www.andina.com.pe/NoticiaDetalle.aspx?id=148288
It
If so, please contact me at bobadebt at ec.rr.com
If not does anyone know how I can contact him?
Thanks
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Mexico Doug, Bernd and List,
Bernd has been leading a few of us, off list, in a discussion of
Acapulcoites v Lodranites. Doug's fine list of references, including David
Weir's wonderfully up to date pages, shows the likelihood that a more
comprehensive classification system will evolve. Grain si
Dear List Members,
First, let me thank you all those who shared the
exciting pics from the show with us, there is no doubt
those who were there have enjoyed their time, getting
new items, and new iformations, without forgetting the
party, everybody had to have fun. I wish one day, I
can get there a
Nicely done as a learning experience. Thanks Bernd and Michael.
Jerry Flaherty
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Sent: Monday, November 05, 2007 7:15 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Rocks From Space Picture of the Day - November 5,
2007
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/No
Can someone explain something here. How much of Carancas is available to
collectors? I would assume that since it's fall in mid September (almost 2
months now) that there would be more availability in acquiring this
meteorite. I see several on EBay but I am leery when reading auctions that
stat
Great pictures Hanno!
Jerry Flaherty
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Sent: Monday, November 05, 2007 11:46 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Munich Show 2007 - Photos
Hallo friends,
I have s
On Mon, 5 Nov 2007 19:02:17 -0500, you wrote:
>I see several on EBay but I am leery when reading auctions that
>state no guarantee the material is guaranteed to be of meteorite material as
>they were collected by towns people and then sold to some EBay sellers.
Just look at the photos-- it is
"The say that nothing is left in the crater, and they are going to spend
$10,000 to protect the crater. Interesting, since the water table will only
rise with the rains, and melt the mud."
Interesting indeed. Let me be optimistic. I would believe the Peruvian
cross-functional team of geolog
http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/space/11/05/brighter.comet.ap/index.html
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee (AP) -- A comet that unexpectedly brightened in
the last couple of weeks and is now visible to the naked eye is
attracting professional and amateur interest.
[image]
Comet 17P/Holmes is seen among the stars
Check this out. Google it if you don't have it in your favorites
Jerry Flaherty
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Gee wiz,
Impact?! I feel like Gene Schomaker trying to get everyone's attention.
Lunar, Jupiter, Earth, Mercury, many of the outer planets and their moons
but not a Comet.
I'm just hypothesizing here but is this some kind of precedent that must be
ruled out because OBSERVATION of an event has no
Hello Listees,
OK this is a gloat. However, there is also a request
for assistance.
I just scored a compound polarizing mineralogical
microscope that I am trying to learn some more about.
I am trying to find a users manual and a service
manual (preferably in english, but any language is
more th
Is this the 'scope? The link at the right is for a P-211M.
http://www.lomo.ru/site/catalog/view_main.cgi?l0=1&l1=18&cid=18
- John
John Kashuba
Ontario, California
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Hi List. Just wanted to thank all that responded with their kind emails
related to my question. I thank all of you.
Sincerely
Don Merchant
IMCA #0960
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Hi List. Just wanted all of you to know I listed a small piece of the super
rare LA 001 Martian Meteorite on EBay. Also is a Comet coin of Halley's
comet .999 pure silver and very beautiful. Hope I did not offend anyone as I
do not often advertise this way but these items are very rarely seen on
Hi List. Just wanted all of you to know I listed a small micro piece of the
super
rare LA 001 Martian Meteorite on EBay. Also is a Comet coin of Halley's
comet .999 pure silver and very beautiful.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=160176791840&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=006
Hi, All,
A good frosty cold front today, superclear skies, and
Comet Holmes just keeps getting bigger and bigger, more
obvious to the naked eye all the time. As a naked eye object,
it's about half the size of the Full Moon. In the 7-degree field
of my 7x50's, it looks like a gigantic dandeli
Don, have you somehow missed the 1000 or so emails
abotu Carancas since the fall? I came home with 300
grams, of which 100 grams was dust. There is not much
to go around, we are now firming up the total material
collected to be in the 10 kilogram range, including
some kilos of dust! That does not l
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