Thank you Martin for your info. Very helpful.
This dealer deals in minerals, and fossils and some meteorites. I will
never buy from him again as he is slow to follow thru and extremely
disorganized. A total package deal of a learning experience for me! I
told him today about Massa not being
Hello all,
The book is sold. Thanks to all who inquired.
Regards,
Henry
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I am lowering my price on the softcover edition of Nininger's FIND A
FALLING STAR to $40 or Best Offer. Please contact me at: hxmend...@yahoo.com
if interested.
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Henry Mendoza
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Good morning everyone.
Many if you by now are aware of my little problem with that classified
endcut that I bought a couple weeks or so ago at the Spring Denver show.
Anyway I also bought a 3.22g meteorite from that same dealer that is
called MASSA from South Africa.
Well I just went to the B
Hi folks.
I recently won the softcover version of FIND A FALLING STAR by H.H.
Ninininger on Ebay. I won it for $65 give or take a few cents.
Anyway I had inquired in all the used bookstores here in Denver first,
and no one had it. So that's why I went the Ebay route.
Today I went into one of
Hello, does anyone own a slice if NWA 086? if so do you have any
really good pics of it? The one available pic on the bulletin is a bit
dark.
My unkown meteorite apparently has had it's label found by the dealer.
It's supposed to be NWA 086. so now I want to compare it with good pics.
Regar
Thank for posting this for me Gary!
Sorry folks, but I had tried to post the link about eight times on my
own but it would never post!
But when I just tried to post those two "Tests" they worked just fine.
I still haven't got a clue why it wouldn't post for me.
Anyway it's a pretty nice coll
Here us the link to the Apollo 15 moon rock on exhibit at the CU
Heritage Center.
I mistakenly said it was at the student center. But I was correct in
that the rock is a piece off of specimen# 1.
http://cuheritage.org/exhibits/space-exploration/
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Henry Mendoza
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Still having posting issues.
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Thanks to all who have contributed in helping to rule out Kunya-
Urgench. I definately agree that it is not that meteorite.
Bernd suggested a NWA 806 and NWA 984. They were similar. Thank you
Bernd. I had gone thru the Bulletin listings and the pics it posts and
came up with thirteen that res
Thanks for the responses folks. I've tried replying to some of you
emails directly. I hope you received them as I don't know how it works
when the emails are sent thru this list.
I work graveyards eight on and six off. Tonite is the first day of my
eight day stretch so it's off to work I go.
Thanks for the advice Michael. I have no idea if he us with IMCA. He
deals in minerals and fossils too. It's a pretty matrix. That's why I
bought it anyway. Live and learn.
Warren, did you get the pics of it that I sent you?
And to anyone. How do I post pics onto this Met-list?
Henry Mendoz
Okay so here is my first help request.
A couple of weeks ago at the spring Denver gem and mineral show, I
bought a supposed NWA classified meteorite from a dealer (whom I will
not name as yet). The weather was awful that entire weekend and he
hadn't gotten everything out if his van because if
Thank you all for a nice welcome!
Regards,
Henry Mendoza
Aurora, CO
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attacked. at least until
You have been around a while!
Best wishes, Michael
On 5/5/10 2:57 PM, "hxmendoza" wrote:
Hello folks. I started collecting meteorites about two years ago. I
have a small yet fairly modest collection.
I bought my first few meteorites from Ann Black of
Hello folks. I visited the School of Mines this past Saturday and too
photos if their nice meteorite display.
I posted them in an album in my profile on Facebook. I have absolutely
no idea whether or not this link will work to get you there (not that
computer savvy). I hope it works, if not p
Hello folks. I started collecting meteorites about two years ago. I
have a small yet fairly modest collection.
I bought my first few meteorites from Ann Black of Impactika. She was
and is very nice and helpful. I have also purchased and become
friendly with Mike Jensen though often busy he i
Phil,
No one has ever the Martian microbes were in an ocean. Only that there
was water in the environment the organisms grew in. And there has been
microrganisms found in and near basaltic rock. Seems that life finds
niches in many environments, even extremely hostile ones.
I would suggest t
I've been swayed by the mounting evidence for ancient microbes for a
while now, and am in the McCay camp. Thanks Melanie, for posting this
ever increasingly important story!
Regards,
Henry Mendoza
Aurora, CO
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