Hi, EP, List,
I strongly suggest you not worry about taxonomy
and being criticized for it. Genus Homo taxonomy
is presently in a state of colossal mess and nobody
agrees with anybody except themselves.
Homo heidelbergensis has been applied to many
distinctly different sets of remains, ranging
Tests are boring.
Meteorite collection in Switzerland...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHQn7VNLUJI
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http://www.wxvt.com/Global/story.asp?S=11620211
Leake Goodlett meteorite returned
Associated Press - December 4, 2009 8:24 AM ET
TUPELO, Miss. (AP) - A half-ton of space rock has mysteriously
reappeared at a Tupelo building supply store.
Lindsey Leake, the store's co-owner, tells the
Hi Greg,all,
Anyone know if someone recorded it and made it available to download for those
of us outside the USA?
Graham, UK
Greg Hupe gmh...@htn.net wrote:
Hello All,
For anyone who missed tonight's airing of National Geographic's Naked
Science: Countdown to Impact, it is well
Hi Michael,
Meteorwrong! anyway
meteorite-identification.com/tupelo.html
Graham, uk
Michael Groetz mpg4...@gmail.com wrote:
http://www.wxvt.com/Global/story.asp?S=11620211
Leake Goodlett meteorite returned
Associated Press - December 4, 2009 8:24 AM ET
TUPELO, Miss. (AP) -
On Sat, 5 Dec 2009 13:48:09 +, you wrote:
Hi Greg,all,
Anyone know if someone recorded it and made it available to download for those
of us outside the USA?
I can't find an upload of it yet, but it will surely be coming-- the other
episodes in the series are availible from The Usual
On Sat, 5 Dec 2009 04:06:19 -0600, you wrote:
I am relying here on the 2035 pages of Wilfried Henke and
Ian Tattersall's Handbook of Paleoanthropology (2007), the
most recent comprehensive work in publication.
If anyone wants to take a look at this resource, you can pick it up for a mere
Greetings,
Some of you may remember a while back that Joe Kerchner found some
interesting looking specimens while out meteorite hunting. I was
involved in helping him get the specimens to a researcher who has
determined they are a good meteorwrong but not a meteorite.
Many may remember a
Greetings,
Some of you may remember a while back that Joe Kerchner found some
interesting looking specimens while out meteorite hunting. I was
involved in helping him get the specimens to a researcher who has
determined they are a good meteorwrong but not a meteorite.
Many may remember a
Bonhams Butterfields (announcements...@bonhams.com)
Not sure if the list gets these, but here ya go.
Nice looking meteorite lot.
Dennis
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Dear Geoff, Eric, and List,
I received an email from the Taiwan Meteorite Company
http://www.starhunter.tw/e/inside.asp requesting a Banner Ad and in
reviewing their site I see what appears to be images from Eric Twelker
and Geoff Notkin's sites. They may have others as well but I have not
Hi Paul and List,
Wow, good eye and nice catch!
What a strange website. Maybe it's just me, or the culture barrier,
but the Rex character seems more like a sideshow promoter than a
seller of meteorites and rare materials. I don't say that as a bad
thing - I just mean that it looks and feels
Dear Paul:
Thank you for being such a good web sleuth as usual : )
Although I've done some business with Taiwan Meteorite Company, they
are in no way authorized to use my Brenham photos or list pieces on
their site that are actually on MY site : ) I have to say, that's
pretty bold.
Hi Mike!
I totally agree with you on the site. The Moon Box pictures look like
Geoff Notkins to me. I also questioned them on this
http://www.starhunter.tw/e/detail.asp?pno=1547
and their response is below... LOL Have a great day! Paul
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This iron meteorite J000351
Note that no name is given for this homonid right now.
This homonid was likely the common ancestor for sapiens and neanderthal, with
the two populations split by the Zamanshin impact.
Actually, the formal publication of these Dmanisi fossils have named it Homo
georgicus. It is somewhere on
THAT TAIWAN OUTFIT HAS ENOUGH NANTANS AND CAMPOS TO BALLAST THE NINA, THE PINTA
AND THE SANTA MARIA!
COUNT DEIRO
-Original Message-
From: Paul Harris p...@meteorite.com
Sent: Dec 5, 2009 12:34 PM
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com, Notkin geok...@notkin.net,
twel...@alaska.net
I checked out the website in question, and also visited Eric's site. Not
only are they using Eric's photos, they are using the exact inventory
number, info, and price for the specimen. Like: #NWA5000-610. That is the
same photo as used on Eric's site - plus the specimen has the same weight,
Oh Yeah! I think this is the same outfit that I bought a 4 kilo Nantan from
last year. They described it as a siderite nantan. The single photo showed
one side all wire brushed up nice. When I received it, the other three sides
were caked solid with concretions and rust. I asked my neighbor and
Hi again list.I have reduced a few of the meteorites forsale and I have added a
few new ones, so here they are again
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1.CALDWELL,KS 6 GRAM SLICE SA CARD $50-
2.SANTA ROSA 51 GRAMS
Hi again list.I just bought joe's 75 gram endcut of his meteorwrong.I have to
say,it looks like and L3 type.That is the nicest M'wrong I have ever seen.
Steve R. Arnold, Chicago!!
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Hi Darren,
Thanks, that would be wonderful...it was great to be able to watch the others
you have provided links to in the past.
Cheers,
Graham
Darren Garrison cyna...@charter.net wrote:
On Sat, 5 Dec 2009 13:48:09 +, you wrote:
Hi Greg,all,
Anyone know if someone recorded it
On Sat, 5 Dec 2009 19:59:54 +, you wrote:
Thanks, that would be wonderful...it was great to be able to watch the others
you have provided links to in the past.
In the meantime, I finally found a download of the first Meteorite Men:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/9mi1x6
Thanks AL, I really thin this is one of the top 3 meteorwrongs of all time next
to Putorano and Shirokovsky. I do not have a whole lot left, I have sold all of
the pieces that I have offered so far. I just put up a few new pieces on the
page you linked to. If somebody sees a piece in the thread
To get a visceral sense of why so little material survives entry, we can do
a simple back-of-the-envelope calculation that lets us ignore messy details
like entry angle, composition, and ablation physics.
A very slow meteoroid (12 km/s) entering the atmosphere is carrying a
kinetic energy of
Hi Folks!
I have a few items of holiday interest that would make good stocking stuffers.
This includes some low-cost UNWA black chondrite slices and endcuts.
I also have some small metal-rich unclassified endcuts, one nice
crusted piece of Tamdakht, and some unique Trinitite displays.
See the
Greetings list members, I have a handful of small D'orbigny angrite
specimens available for sale at great prices. Every specimen has
something really unique and weird about it. As many of you already
know, this is one of the most anomalous, rarest, and coolest
meteorites on earth. I am excited
Hi Sterling -
Once more the voice of quiet reason. The madmen in the room always seem to find
me, whether its Zubrinite Mars nuts, cultists, nu-agers, or simply less than
secure anthropologists. Hell, I even mentioned erectus in the footnotes, but
did they care? No. The taxonomy was a mess,
List,
I have a large Campo del Cielo on which I'd like to try reverse
electrolysis. It's one hurtin piece that I'd be willing to sacrifice if
things don't go well, so I'd appreciate a repeat of the directions
Thanks in advance
Jerry Flaherty
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bravo, l'imca pour ce travail magnefique;
i didnt see that's huge job there is a long time and i see this is 3 days i
can't close my labtop;
full of photo of everything collection ,images; wow,
we coundn't found better place to spend a good time,
our work is gratified when you see all those
Hi Aziz and List,
I agree. The Encyclopedia of Meteorites is the world's best way to
explore some of the most interesting private meteorite collections.
I wish all institutions holding meteorites had an online interface
open to the public like the Encyclopedia.
Best regards and happy huntings,
hi
looking for photo of a big chondule here is some, enjoy
http://www.flickr.com/photos/azizhabibi/
thanks
aziz habibi
habibi aziz
box 70 erfoud 52200 morroco
phone. 21235576145
fax.21235576170/font
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Hi there listees,
Anybody know of a source for ~ 2 1/2 x 3 Riker mounts?
I have purchased a few from a well known outlet, but their prices are about
double the norm for any given size.
Elsewhere, the smallest I can find are 3 1/4 x 4 1/4.
Maybe I need bigger specimens! ;^)
Linton
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