Dear all ... some nice samples ahead ending soon and good oportunity ... last
hours :-)
Meteorite NWA 7310 (prov) New CK very low TKW 0.63g crust
Meteorite NWA 7310 (prov) New CK very low TKW 2.65g slice
Meteorite NWA 7546 New Howardite very low TKW 2.5g slice
http://www.ebay.de/s
Dear list members,
Stefan Geens compares different calculated trajectories
of the Chelyabinsk meteor in this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmjawUCkO84
Keep up the great work, Stefan!
Martin
Von: Robin Whittle
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Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] Russian meteor: Ste
This is not the best photo, but one I took at home with Andrey's pen.
I asked him if he would send it to me as a souvenir of his listing. Maybe I'll
take another later with my good camera which is at work. It is small but very
pretty.
Linda Barany
http://us.mg204.mail.yahoo.com/dc/launch?.partn
Dear list members,
A few rare small meteorite slices and fragments are available next to LDG and
other minerals:
ALLENDE, GUANACO, KERILIS, SAINT-AUBIN, SARATOV, QUENGGOUK, NWA 1108, NWA 2123,
NWA 6059, NWA 6475
No reserve, low starting bid at USD 9.99 !
Please have a look if interested.
h
Sorry, I have tried forwarding a message that I sent to someone else with an
attachment that should show the photo..
Thanks, Linda
- Original Message
From: Linda Barany
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sat, March 9, 2013 10:18:09 AM
Subject: a photo of my Chebarkul/Chelya
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Hello Everyone!
The March issue of Meteorite Times is now up.
The following URL gives access to the Web Browser View, Flash Magazine
View, and Mobile PDF.
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This page also has an easy way to view all of the "Mag View" issues in
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Howdy ladies and gents
A prominent fireball was seen across the Great Lakes area last night,
to include a smoke trail and large detonation. We have located the event site
in radar, seismometer, and eyewitness accounts, and radar indicates a strong
possibility that meteorites may be fou
Hi Mike and All,
I have all of the available NWA 6148 Nakhlite if anyone is interested. All
specimens can be seen here:
http://www.naturesvault.net/meteorites/nwa6148.html
Hope everyone is enjoying their weekend!!
Best Regards,
Greg
Greg Hupé
The Hupé Collection
gmh...@c
Graham,
Nice stone. Looks like it has it got those reddish/bronze patches on
parts of the fusion crust. Are these all over or just on one side? I
was under the impression that these are formed when the trailing side
of a meteorite has a lower supply of oxygen and the crust forms a
different colour
Hi everyone,
Now that it's been a few weeks since the fall of the Russian
meteorite, I was curious when we might see pieces of the new fall
offered on the metlist. Are you guys waiting for your shipments to
arrive from Russia? And speaking of that, how reliable is the Russian
post?
Thanks!
Bob
Well I see a bunch of List Members are getting anxious and venturing the
unknown and taking risks and purchasing these eBay listed Chelyabinsk
meteorites. Some how I feel still reluctant to do that especially when the
price per gram has not been set based on these being mostly auction style
auc
Sounds like classic "bait and switch" to me. If it happens once, it could
just be a mistake. If it happens a second time, maybe the guy is forgetful.
But if it happens more than twice with the same specimen, it's fraud. You
should tell us who the dealer is so we can all watch out for this from t
Hi Bob and List,
I've ordered eight Cheylabinsk individuals from three eBay sellers over a week
ago. Got payment confirmation and thanks from one seller. No meteorite as of
today and I have yet to receive anything from the others.
A collector on IMCA has received one meteorite that was offered
Hi Count,
Hope you get your pieces Count and they are the real thing.they do
have a very characteristic look, so it should not be a problem when
you see themhaving mine in hand now makes it much easier.and
mine was from a reliable and respected source.
I know there will be definitely
MikeG,
Thanks for the heads-up about this latest update.
Haven't seen anything mentioned, yet, so I'd like to give a tip-of-the-hat to a
local meteorite-hunter, Jim Wooddell (and his wife Wendy), for getting 2 of his
finds into the MetBull:
Yucca 016 and Yucca 017
Not only has Jim's finds exte
Hello Listers
Ever wonder how much an asteroid would yield in profit, gold, platinum, o2,
hydrogen? Well a website called http://www.asterank.com/ has done that.
There are over 600,000 asteroids and counting that are listed on the website,
where one can categorize in value, profit, or accessibi
Hello Bob, All,
Metal protrusions like that are common on cleaned irons. They are
usually slivers of fresh metal formerly surrounded by oxide that are
exposed via cleaning.
Since we have no evidence that Baygorria is or ever was actually
distinct from Campo del Cielo, I wouldn't be so bold as to
Today's Meteorite Picture of the Day: Gibeon
Contributed by: Jim Konwerski
http://www.tucsonmeteorites.com/mpod.asp
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Looking into the crystal pallasite ball, in the year 2025, I see
achondrite fragments at $1.00 per gram! However, they will lack the
beautiful fusion crust of our meteorites. Besides, due to the UN Universal
Museum Convention of 2035, all of our meteorites will be confiscated as
historical and/or c
I believe the site forgot to mention the primary value of astroids will be as
material we do not have to launch into space. The metals and anything with
water will have a great value for use in space construction, but the
achondrites that lack metal with have little value in space construction.
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