Dear List, Video of the Ontario, Canada event 9NOV2011:
http://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.com/2011/11/dryden-ontario-meteor-9nov2011.html
Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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To me, provenance is the history of ownership.
We know there was one Mooresfort stone, but to have a piece of the stone
that can traced back to the likes of Charles Giesecke of the Dublin
Society - that the particular sample passed through his hand - or in the
case of Wold Cottage - to have a
This is the only Park Forest meteorite I know of that was recovered in Chicago
Heights Illinois. The location where it was found seems to be outside of the
strewnfield. If that's the case it could be a hammer that hitched a ride
somehow and was transported to Chicago Heights. Whatever the case
List,
Our hobby of collecting meteorites is strongly dictated by provenance so I ask
; which of the two primary definitions below most apply's to the collection of
meteorites and why?
Merriam-Webster Online dictionary defines provenance as
(1) the origin, source.
(2) the history of ownership
http://messenger.jhuapl.edu/news_room/details.php?id=188
MESSENGER Mission News
November 14, 2011
NASA Extends MESSENGER Mission
NASA has announced that it will extend the MESSENGER mission for an
additional year of orbital operations at Mercury beyond the planned end
of the primary mission on
"Chromite...I wonder if this mineral could be synthesized what
applications scientists would use it for?"
It could be used to make stainless steel (chromium helps give stainless
steel its 'stainless' quality.
Synthesizing it would be only a lab exercise since there are enough
rich chromite d
Hello Listers and Listerites
I would like to thank everyone that emailed their answers for POP QUIZ FRIDAYS.
The question was..
What is the only common mineral found in ordinary chondrites that survives long
term weather on Earth?
Answer
Chromite
Chromite is a mineral that can withstand
Dear List Members,
I have my last set of special Monday night auctions ending later today and 54
auctions ending tomorrow night. In an effort to get away from auction style
listings, I will be loading up my fixed-priced eBay store this week so you may
want to take a look when you can find t
Dear List members,
I have a beautiful meteorites analyzed and classified by Dr. Carl Agee. it's a
beautiful H-6 with fine threads of metal veining throughout.
for pictures and price contact me at pyrolith...@yahoo.fr
All the best,
Abdelfattah.
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Note request below. If you can assist please contact the requester directly.
Elton
Meteorite paper request.
Posted by: "Ing. Yasmani Ceballos Izquierdo" ycebal...@uci.cu
Sun Nov 13, 2011 5:18 pm(PST)
Hello friends, sorry for this request, but I need help, please if somebody
Ingredients:
20kg Campo (or larger)
Big Trebuchet
Boarded-up government housing project
Could be a potential pay-per-view event with a plethora of souvenirs.
I for one would enjoy the sight of a large airborne iron putting a
smack-down on an apartment building. Call the pumpkin chunkers after
nex
Hello list!
In line with the unseriousness of the experiment, perhaps you could toss
a flashlight (on!) along with the meteorite, so you could prove that
meteorites fall at the (same) speed of (the) light. :)
Saludos
Sanscelerien
On 11/14/2011 02:59 AM, Galactic Stone & Ironworks wrote:
Hi
Onece again Mirko, you amaze us all with your quality etchings.
David R Childs
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Hello,
ending soon, ebay aution for the NWA 6438 main mass... Classified as LL4, this
meteorire contains a very, very big inclusion (3.1cm!) with amazing structure,
can looks-like some angrite or Zagami-like martian (vermicullar, can be seen on
the polished part and on the crust)... Primitiv
Hello,
ending soon, ebay aution for the NWA 6438 main
mass... Classified as LL4, this meteorire contains a very, very big
inclusion (3.1cm!) with amazing structure, can looks-like some angrite
or Zagami-like martian (vermicullar, can be seen on the polished part
and on the crust)... Primitiv
wow
Mirko, your slices an etchings are amazing.
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Hi Anne and all,
In the 23 plus years I have been dealing, I have business cards and
contact information to over 500 suppliers. Some are not in the business
any longer but have been replaced by many other new dealers. Figure in
all the new dealers both full time and part time, dealer collector
bummer..
I had high hopes for that mission.
It's a loss for all of us.
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