Excellent links!
Thanks, Paul.
I almost wish I had two broken legs so I could justify the time needed in front
of the computer exploring it all.
Here's a search engine I've been meaning to post:
http://tineye.com/
http://tineye.com/
It's a reverse image search, for those
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/May_7_2009.html
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http://www.rocksfromspace.org/May_7_2009.html
Wow, what a stone! They have 20 kg in Perth, according
to MetBase. I wonder whether it is all in this single
specimen. Does anyone know the mass of the stone pictured?
Ted?
Best,
Alex
Berlin/Germany
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I am a science teacher in the UK, currently preparing to give a series of
presentations on meteorites to groups of our Y9 students (13-14 years old). I
would like to be able to give each of the students a rock to take home. A number
of years ago a member of our community generously gave me a
Dear Listees,
Our ebay auctions ending on Saturday can be seen at:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ50QQsassZmeteoriteshow
They include:
1- Al Haggounia 001 PRIM. AUB. - 40.3g Slice, dimensions: 73x56x5mm. Shipped
in a display box (see photos*).
* The slice shown in the display box is
Dear List,
For the chondrule lovers':
I have several Ebay auctions of the fresh NWA 5730 (L3.2 S2 W1) ending
tomorrow.
All but one started at $0.01, and some still are.
http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/rob1612mar
Thanks,
Rob
IMCA #1681
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http://praguemonitor.com/2009/05/07/czechs-uncover-rare-meteorite-australia
Czechs uncover rare meteorite in Australia
C(TK |
7 May 2009
Prague, May 6 (CTK) - Czech astronomers have counted the trajectory and the
landing of a rare meteorite from the inner Solar System and found its fragments
in
Deal List Members,
I just wanted to make a clarification on the Nininger estate items currently
listed on Ebay. An overwhelming amount of emails have come in with offers on
individual pieces. I was accepting offers on all 18 items together, not
separately in a final attempt to keep the
Aloha -
Alas, the mass of the rocks presented at the museum were not listed on the
labels, and for some reason there was a pane of glass between me and the rock,
so I couldn't pick it up or weigh it :-) (for the bigger irons, there
wasn't any glass :-) )
There must be a list somewhere
I found this in the description section of MetBase, and may be this is also the
text in the BMNH catalog (P.S. don´t have that one available for lookup here at
my secondary place to live)...:
Station workers observed a fireball in October 1960 while opening a gate in
the boundary fence on the
Geoff, it looks like you are the straight man of the duo, with Steve playing
the comic relief. Not a bad idea. Works for the Mythbusters and others.
Carl
Geoff wrote:
...Oops! I was just accused of being overly serious, in the promo : )...
http://praguemonitor.com/2009/05/07/czechs-uncover-rare-meteorite-australia
Czechs uncover rare meteorite in Australia
7 May 2009
Prague, May 6 (CTK) - Czech astronomers have counted the trajectory
and the landing of a rare meteorite from the inner Solar System and
found its fragments in
more basalt
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