http://www.sott.net/articles/show/223395-Meteorite-crater-found-on-mount-Ararat-
Tue, 08 Feb 2011 08:31 CST
Astrophysicists Vahe Gurzadyan from the Yerevan Physics Institute in
Armenia and Sverre Aarseth from the University of Cambridge in the UK,
discovered an unrecorded crater that raises the
Dear List Members,
I would like to offer to one of you a Morasko 890g. If you want to be the one
please send me your offer. The meteorite is a rare, Polish meteorite. You can
find pictures of it here:
http://www.meteoryty.sklepna5.pl/pokaz_produkt.php?idprod=534cow1=4
Feel free to check other
Hi
please do not do what the Russian villagers of Novo-Urei did on September 4,
1886.
They thought that the meteorite which had just fallen was 'Manna', some kind of
sweet gift from God, and ate fragments of it.
The effect of this cosmic cure is unknown...
Something similar happened in Uganda
Aloha everyone,
Actually I believe that the power of the mind is a better tool for healing ones
illnesses. We still dont have the faintess idea of how much of the power in our
brains we actually use. Somewhere I think it is less than 10%, correct me if I
am wrong. The Japanese and Chinese use
Hi Guys.
Here is a very interesting article about the Mifflin Meteorite.
https://sites.google.com/a/fieldmuseum.org/meteorites/home/news-archive/resultsfromthestudyofthemifflinmeteoritespacetraveltimeandpreatmosphericsize
Here is the direct link to the scientific paper:
On Sun, 13 Feb 2011 11:38:35 -0500, you wrote:
Actually I believe that the power of the mind
is a better tool for healing ones illnesses.
I'll tell you what-- if by some horrible coincidence we both develop cancer at
the same time, I'll take chemo and you think positively. Then you can will
Dear Passionates,
today we make something different than usual - curious as we are, we want to
test whether facebook could be something for us and launched our special
offer there.
For the impatient ones - here already the link:
http://kuerzer.de/VestaGems
But don't worry, if you're not
Dear Passionates,
today we make something different than usual - curious as we are, we want to
test whether facebook could be something for us and launched our special
offer there.
For the impatient ones - here already the link:
http://kuerzer.de/VestaGems
But don't worry, if you're not
Now that winter is almost over, we'll be resuming our search for the Utah
meteorite soon. While in Tucson this year, I was impressed with how much
information others had on this event.
With that in mind, I'd like to pick the collective minds of the list for
information, ideas and opinions on this
Hello all.
Apologies for this cross post.
You may remember a request I put out before the Tucson Shows for meteoritic
material to be used for Public Outreach at the Catalina Sky Survey's telescopes
and for visitors to the meteorite lab at LPL.
We were the beneficiary of some unexpected
Congrats Tracy
http://mauiastronomyclub.org/component/content/article/40-star-gazing/119-tracy-latimer
Rob Wesel
www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
www.facebook.com/Nakhla.Dog.Meteorites
www.facebook.com/Rob.Wesel
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We are the music makers...
and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
Good Afternoon..
A handful of people emailed me reporting that the link to the photos wasn't
working for them. I have taken a few new additional photos and uploaded them
for all to view. Hopefully it works this time!
http://community.webshots.com/album/569165160RMTnOx?vhost=community
Once
Good evening listees from a chilly west coast of Ireland
I'd like to kindly draw your attention to 3 auctions I have just
listed that will end next sunday.
Firstly an almost complete flanged button Australite with Norm Lehrman
provenance
since the last one on ebay went slightly beyond $1,000
Nice tektite! For some less expensive tektites I found a source you may want to
check out. www.shipinbottle.net not awesome like a flanged button but some
nice pieces cheers Steve Dunklee
On Sun Feb 13th, 2011 4:04 PM EST jim_brady...@o2.co.uk wrote:
Good evening listees from a chilly west
Hello all,
Though I've been collecting meteorites on and off, my desires took over a
little over two years ago. Since then my primary collecting interests have
centered around building a meteorite type set. In the last two years I have
nearly completed the task, and am only missing a handful
I live north of Tooele and saw it trough the window while seated at my desk.
Between knowing where I was sitting, where I saw the bolide burnout and the
time on my stop watch from when I saw the burst to when I heard it, I put the
burst occurring over Granite Peak. Alas, that is deep inside
Hello Patrick and List,
If the lady I saw...and heard..;0).. at the the Boy's Birthday Bash could
arrange to get Steve and Geoff, herself and a film crew onto the proving
grounds to shoot a commercial film...I can't see why a group consisting of
seriously disposed collector/hunters couldn't
Being the local go-to guy the local media calls anytime something happens in
the heavens I got a flood of calls and emails right after the fall, many from
folks media referred to me.
I was surprised at the number of out of town and even out of the country
hunters I heard from all saying they
last time I was at Dugway was on a mission with 5th special forces group A.
Even having a CDIF clearance I was still escorted by two armed guards as is
required with the two man rule. In addition protective clothing was required
and decontamination after only walking on approoved paths. This is
There is a great report up somewhere of exactly that, a meteorite hunt
near chernobyl as this is where Brahin is found.Some female on a
motorbike
g'night from the emerald Isle
Jim
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Science Daily has an article on a recent re-analysis of data on the
Lunar interior in the journal Science:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/01/110106144751.htm
Featuring a nice cameo appearance by a slice of NWA 5000
According to the team's findings, published Jan. 6 in the online
99 Cent Auctions Buy-It-Now deals
http://shop.ebay.com/freel3orn/m.html
A few hundred grams of achondrites (unclassified) available.
CHERRY STONES - Small to medium sized gorgeous hand picked thumbprinted
and/or crusted unwa meteorite specimens for .50/g-$1.10/g
3607g NWA 869 Stone
6.1 Kilo -
Hello fellow listees,
I have several dozen auctions that will be ending over the next three
days (beginning in about 11 hours). Pieces up for auction include
some beautifully oriented baby Sikhote-Alin's, a miniature specimen
with lot of miniature regmaglypts, a brand new CV3 I had
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