Hello Jim,
many thanks for your email and the interest!
Yes, the 1.0g. slice is available.
If you like to buy it please pay 41 USD (shipping included)
to my PayPal adress: korneliapoloc...@gmx.de
Please let me also know your adress for shipping.
Best greetings,
Carsten
uups, mistake please delete
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Many of you saw the D'Orbigny Angrite skeletal crystal micrographs on
Michael's Rocks from Space Picture of the Day a couple weeks ago. Those shots
are
on the Coast To Coast radio show web site.
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/
I have done this several times and every time it brings many
Hi List. Ok you collectors out there.you can only choose 1 of these
choices and lets assume you have no cutting equipment since I know how SLICK
some of you are out there!! lol .. Would you rather have a slice meteorite
with NO CRUST, or would you rather have a fragment meteorite with a fair
Hi Don, If I had no saw or polishing options at all, I would take the
slice. There is nothing like seeing billion year old space dust chondrules
frozen
in time and holding that in your hands. Crust is more of an acquired taste
that must be (generally speaking) learned to be appreciated.
It depends what the aesthetics of the piece are. If it's something like a
pallasite or mesosiderite, or a heavily weathered LL3 chondrite, the main
attraction is on the inside and crust, while a bonus, is not the main
attraction. If it's something like Zaklodzie (from a previous discussion)
Hi Don,
OK, I'll play. It sounds like a trick question, or a play in words and
imagination.
I'll pick the fragment with no crust, but wanting to see the interior
without polishing, I'll choose the piece that has "Slickensides", Mother
Nature's free polishing!!
Best regards,
Greg
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For the benefit of all those who can't be in Tucson, wouldn't it be nice if
some technically minded sort could do a podcast of the Birthday Bash or Michael
Blood's famouse auction?
Maybe someday...
Tracy Latimer
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Hi Don,
OK, assuming that I have no saw, I would take the fragment with lots of
crust.
THEN, I would buy a saw and cut & polish some super cool slices with crust!
;-)
Ed Deckert
IMCA #8911
Sigh... I'm such a smarty-pants!
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From: Don Merchant dmerc...@roches
Don:
I would take the fragment with some crust. In fact a have bought some. There is
something attractive about a rock from outer space in its natural state.
The only exception may be a pallisite however.
Greg stanley
Don Merchant wrote:
> Hi List. Ok you collectors out there.you can only
Hello Carsten,
Yes I would like it. I am not sure that I want to log into paypal from a
hotel communal use computer. May I send you payment via paypal nexr week.
Of course feel free to delay shipping until paid. My address on paypal is
correct
1049 Woodland Avenue
Menlo Park, California 94025
USA
Hello,
Some info... I have been really busy helping two sets of friends in
two different hospitals. I have been to Tucson 4 times in the last 8
days, going back and forth from my home. I have been able to stop at
the show for about a total of 3 hours! The show is like my time
between the
Tom wrote:
"This months article is on NWA 4901 Ungrouped Achondrite.
The images are real cool! If you haven't gone there yet, please
take a look!"
http://www.meteorite-times.com/meteorite_frame.htm
Hi Tom,
Thanks a lot for sharing with us!
You just gotta love those beautifully striate
MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
February 2-6, 2009
o Landslides (Released 02 February 2009)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20090202a
o Windstreak (Released 03 February 2009)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20090203a
o Dunes (Released 04 February 2009)
http://themis.asu.edu/zoom-20090204a
o Lycus Sulci
Two papers, both of which dispute the occurrence of wildfires
associated with a hypothetical impact event at the start of the
Younger Dryas, have been recently published. They are:
1. Marlon, J. R., P. J. Bartlein, M. K. Walsh, S. P. Harrison, K. J.
Brown, M. E. Edwards, P. E. Higuera, M. J. Po
Some panoramic images of Meteor Crater--
The bottom image is 2.11 gigapixels!
http://tinyurl.com/aa9qwt
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Hello List,
During The Tucson show, I'm offering a promotion, good material for good
prices, shipping on me.
contact me off list at : alhyane_abdela...@yahoo.com
My best
Aziz
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Found a really cool piece in a batch of NWA. Super light colored matrix,
no well defined chondrules at all, and low iron.
Anyone have any material similar to this:
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1219094173&ref=name
Direct link to photos:
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1219094
Hi Eric,
Sorry, your "facebook" account does not show the photos. If it is that cool
and interesting, be sure to get it classified! Do you have any other links
to your photos that do not require one to sign up for facebook or any other
group?
Best regards,
Greg
Greg Hup
Hello Eric,
Looks like a very interesting stone - I would guess along your lines -
L or LL6...as to which one, it's ahrd to say, though, as there aren't
enough chondrules to judge (based on average size, etc).
Regards,
Jason
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 5:45 PM, Greg Hupe wrote:
> Hi Eric,
>
> Sorry, y
Sorry the link in the last email was not working.
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Found a really cool piece in a batch of NWA. Super light colored matrix,
no well defined chondrules at all, and low iron.
Anyone have any material similar to this:
http://www.meteoritesusa.co
Good evening list.Well another great day here in tucson.75 degrees and clear.I
have to say first,having been to all the rooms now,with all the great
meteorites to see and buy,by far mike farmers room is the best with ann blacks
and geoff notkins a very close second.I added 9 new meteorites toda
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