Yes Adam, provenance, COA, and ID cards can be very different things.
Saying I got some specimens from Adam, Greg, or any number of the great
people who do the collecting, purchasing, and classifying is never intended
as a COA, but, it does assure others that it's not from the driveway,
railway, or
I use a program called ccleaner and you can get it from download.com...works
really well to clean browsers and garbage installing programs on windows leaves
behind
On 10:20:39 pm 12/14/11 Adam Hupe wrote:
> Thank you all once again. I figured it out. I cleared my browser
> cache and the prob
Might be heavy traffic on you internet service. I have no problems up here
On 8:43:08 pm 12/14/11 Adam Hupe wrote:
> Is anybody else having problems with eBay today. I can't seem to get
> auctions to sort by newly listed. It keeps going back to best match.
> I also cannot zoom in on anybody's i
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On 6:14:46 pm 11/23/11 wrote:
> Hello List and Happy turkey day to all,
> Suppose someone gets really ticked off at his/her
> spouse and picks up a meteorite, bashing said spouse
> in the noggin, killing said spouse.
> Would this be a hammer or just a murder weapon?
> Both?
> P
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It can be done, but watch out. In Kentucky, they can hold the funds for 90
days (and will blame everyone else for it) while they use YOUR money for
themselves.
I am sure other states have similar laws which allow theft like this.
On 4:45:22 pm 08/09/11 Michael Gilmer wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> Quick
News to me, I must have slept through the part where opal can form crystals.
On 9:51:34 pm 08/03/11 Thunder Stone wrote:
>
> List:
>
> Intersting,
>
> Greg S
>
>
> http://scienceblog.com/46855/first-opal-like-crystals-discovered-in-me
> teorite/
>
>
> First opal-like crystals discovered in meteor
I didn't realize wiki anything was a recognized science venue. I do use it
for spelling options and links though :)
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On 8:56:08 pm 08/03/11 "E.P. Grondine" wrote:
> Hi Richard, all -
>
> At least here on the meteorite list the peanut gallery is allowed to
> squeak.
> Amazing - Th
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I bet that the Chinese used their own calendar system.
On 5:44:32 am 07/05/11 MexicoDoug wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> I meant "it ought to be Julian" in the sense that it is the Julian
> calendar system I believe is used by astronomers for dates before
> 1582, since we are by default dealing with the H
The Gregorian calendar represents a generalized conversion so that things
are easily kept in perspective between the sciences and the rest of the
world. And thus, the terms Current Era (CE) and Before Current Era (BCE)
have come into use and they do not represent Julian Calendar timelines.
You co
Well done Said, Aziz, and Ali!
On 12:28:47 am 06/28/11 Said Haddany wrote:
> Hi List,
> today the story of Gary and Lahcen Ait Ha came to an end ..verything
> is alright and fixed..As he promised,Lahcen Ait Ha has brought back
> Gary`s money to me today. So,Gary show us your smile,please :-)
>
Greetings folks
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Where were you with this for sale 10 years ago..what a nice scope
On 5:40:25 am 06/14/11 "Steve Schoner" wrote:
> To all,
>
> My friend has a real nice petrographic microscope for sale. It is
> made with exceptional optics and has first order red, quartz wedge, and
> other accessories in its ha
You and that guy from Alberta Canada should collaborate on a video for
moraine searching
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On 4:25:27 am 06/13/11 Dave Myers wrote:
> Dear List, and Norm,
>
> WOW!
>
> In this thread the only 2 things that has been said that is
> counter-productive for anyone just getting started i
I have listed some of my little rare micros on ebay as well as a small
collection of extras I has.
Need to generate a little money until I find employment again.
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I use vials too, but because I don't have a display cabinet, I keep them in
cigar boxes.
On 2:47:03 am 04/29/11 Michael Gilmer wrote:
> Hi Martin,
>
> Thanks for the kind words. Now that you mention it, it is sort of
> "steampunkish", I like that. :)
>
> Unfortunately, nobody ever gets to see
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http://www.palaeo-electronica.org/2009_1/149/index.html
This article explores a very good sampling which will put an end to the K-T
boundary impactor theory.
I have said all along, show me bones just below or at that boundary, but no
one has. The best evidence was some 15 cm below and that was tr
wrong image by an uninformed reporter who took lots of photos?
Doubt that is an H4
On 11:58:41 am 01/18/11 drtanuki wrote:
> Dear List,
> It appears that this is not Weston as labeled;maybe not even a
> meteorite?
> http://www.thedailyweston.com/news/weston-meteor-was-almost-lost-scien
> ce
>
>
guess that shoots down a lot of ideas about that K-T boundary event that
killed dinosaurs with fire storms and blast waves.
On 2:34:16 pm 01/15/11 "Paul H." wrote:
> A new paper about the direct dating of dinosaur bones,
> has been published online in advanced of its publication
> in âGeology
And only $81.00 for shipping!!! What a deal from "The Vortex Man"
On 1:13:30 pm 01/12/11 Adam Hupe wrote:
> Wow, they are smoke and pet free. I bet museums will be scampering
> to get one. He stated, "don't be fooled by imitations." It is kind
> of like saying if you eat one hamburger, you can
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even old missiles like the Nike left the launch rail at multi-mach
speeds...the chances of an ATC seeing it long enough to think it might be a
problem are slim since it would have been at a close to vertical climb. The
military would have been instructed to just ignore or watch it, depending
on the
Naw, Meg W.
On 6:19:35 pm 11/10/10 Ted Bunch wrote:
> Not a meteorite, Nancy Pelosi.
>
> Ted
>
>
> On 11/10/10 10:55 AM, "Chris Spratt" wrote:
>
> > Probably a fed up meteorite leaving Earth for the Moon or Mars.
> >
> > Chris. Spratt
> > Victoria, BC
> >
I can only agree...it's a black market around the world
On 5:40:17 pm 11/04/10 michael cottingham wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I live with the Gila National Forest starting in my backyard and know
> very well the policies the Forest Service and BLM use in map revising.
> Starting about 30 years ago all g
I wonder how many of the do-gooders would give a $1.00 bill to the school
if they found it on their lot
just saying
On 2:28:23 am 09/22/10 Pete Pete wrote:
>
>
> Hi, Steve and List,
>
> Would that apply to municipal roads, too?
>
> My perspective, which will likely be argued wrong, is it's
Hi List
I don't often weigh in on subjects, but cutting irons has long been an issue.
The best I've seen cutting any metal, is a bandsaw. And, if money isn't an
object, check out the custom made saws for opal slicing. Might be an answer
in those for quantity cutting with a little modification.
good for rock collections, what a diverse range of rocks. sure didn't see
anything that came from beyond the surface of the earth though.
On 4:43:06 pm 04/23/10 Dennis Miller wrote:
>
> Wow! I'm not sure where this guy lives, but I would assume that he
> resides close to a river bank! I have a
Just watched the video on MSN and wondered if anyone in CO has checked this
out.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp=36147346�
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shows ya what coffee can do vs tea...don't drink coffee so I don't wake up
s fast... sorry for the misleading subject line
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http://www.upi.com/Science_News/Resource-Wars/2010/03/19/Study-Climate-stress-killed-dinosaurs/UPI-49171269025560/
Study: Climate stress killed dinosaurs
Published: March. 19, 2010 at 3:06 PM
By STEFAN NICOLA, UPI Europe Correspondent
BERLIN, March 19 (UPI) -- Severe climate change, and not a m
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Isn't this a little fun speculating since in all probability all our last
names will be historic nomenclature by the time anything from this object
reaches us?
Of course, it spoils and dashes all the hopes of those hoping for then end
of the world in two years?
Mark Ferguson
On 5:26:06 pm 01/
could there be a "cloud" of objects that Earth's orbit flys through?
On November 15, 5:33 pm michael cottingham wrote:
> That is Great News Go Get em!
>
> Michael Cottingham
> On Nov 15, 2009, at 10:22 AM, habibi abdelaziz wrote:
>
> > hi guys
> > each time of this year october and novembe
I liked the comment about suits siting around a board table like is done
with oil and gold. That is such an one sided way of doing commerce (some
old fuddy siting at a table with his country's flag in his hand agreeing to
pay x dollars for a commodity that he makes so much anyway, he could care
les
Mike, I'm unsure what he's hunting, meteorites or vehicles...might want to
look into lowjack or something.
Never can tell, eh?
Mark
On July 17, 5:56 pm Michael Farmer wrote:
>
> Hello list, I was forwarded an email that Carl Esparza, proud IMCA
> member, sent to some other Arizona residents.
>
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Good question Eric
But, in such a location that is forested, or was until the forest was
flattened, I'd suspect that activities by creature would be much less than
the yearly fall of needles and leaves, freezing and thawing, rain and wind.
with rain and wind causing the most relocation or covering
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Greetings All!
I have some auctions ending in a couple hours if your interested
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She's a grad student, there's no chance she'll stay good looking once she
gets her post hole digger degree.
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Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2008 10:22 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Lucky Canadian Meteorite!
W
On September 30, 6:48 pm "michael cottingham"
> There is no way I am going to put a $500.00 specimen out on ebay for
> 0.99 cents, without multiple announcements for the week. I am not in
> the business to give meteorites away for nothing.
>
> I hope this helps some
>
> Best Wishes
>
> Michael
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Greetings Doug and List
There may be a non-destructive test that isn't as costly as a microprobe
for tektites.
XRF was used by the Geology & Archaeology departments at WWU to check a
flake (known artifact) against normally prepard XRF samples for composition
similarities (for tracing the source o
Hello Nicholas and list
Here is the email I got back from the people who make it.
Dear Mark,
WD-40 does not contain any water.
Best regards,
Eva Zabowski
Consumer Relations
WD-40 Company
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Now,
This is interesting and I should address this with the makers then since
the MSDS states that WD-40 is made from naptha and hydrotreated heavy
mineral oil.
It may be the accessory ingredients which are "inert" which cause this
problem.
I'll get back to the list once I have an answer from the comp
Greetings List
For the longest time now, I have heard that WD-40 contains water and must
not be used on meteorites.
Well, I got an email about its uses and decided to follow up since its
susposed to stand for "water displacement - 40th formula". Pretty much,
that was the chemist's intentions too
Happy Thanksgiving List
Just curious if any news of a fireball or meteorite was reported for south
central Kentucky yesterday (Nov 24).
I was driving west on the Cumberland Pkwy and at 17:56 I saw a fireball,
not terribly large or colorful, but very bright. No noticable smoke trail,
it was getti
Hi List
Hope you guys realize that in the deep south, theres another "gopher" and
hit taint a rodent. Might want to take into account the southern vernacular
so folks don't misunderstand and go after youse for ettin a critter thats
on that thar fedral list.
Kentucki good ol'boy
On November 24, 5
fulguritic? given a sighting of a smoking trail and smoldering pieces of
"basaltic" glass with sand inside, sounds like some atmospheric event
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you should see the word for RF (radio frequency), its literally a string of
words describing what it is
Mark
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Just like the nerve gas foopah in Utah?
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> Oh, for Pete's sake... having watched the paranoid delusion
At least it would be close to me this time.
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Don't you just hate when you get put on the spot like that? Doesn't matter
how much you love them.
Thats why meteorites are so cool, they don't ask questions, just keep them
in a good environment and they last a long time without changing.
Mark
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Most current geology profs state that volcanic action accounts
for most of earth's water since there isn't other sources which don't leave
questions as to where other elements went. But of course, these profs can be
wrong.
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I sent the gut a message informing him of his errors and what he needed to
do if he really wanted that kind of money after its been proven to be a
meteorite.
He's just trying to cash in on the recent Ill. meteorite stuff I'm sure,
hoping to catch some unwitting careless person on Ebay.
Too funny r
Well, psuedo/bona fide dealers, and collection shufflers and trade fanatics,
we're all, on this list interested in meteorites and thats how we should
view it.
Mark
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Hi Walter and List
This thread has been a great topic to help define and refine selling
practices. I personally like giving a few days for the person to examine the
item, but a month, and things become too dicey. The topic also allows
dealers to view and review the thought processes that protect s
Hello Steve and List
While not being any where near even a good and knowledgeable
collector yet. I do notice things, and the 10% increase in collectors over a few
months has been born out on Ebay alone. I have been selling opal on Ebay since
97, and although not real active right now, saw sel
Hi List
Was wondering, if there is so much Hoba around, why is it sp pricey? Is most
of it locked up in museums and not available?
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Not being familiar with aerodynamics and such, I can't speak with authority,
but can pose the question of that caused by the "wash" of the item traveling
through an atmosphere. If anyone has ever seen a rocket launched (the
smaller ones such as I worked with years ago, nike hercu
Hi List
Just have to do a little bragging today, hope I don't or didn't snipe
someone's special day and I appologize in advance if I did. But just have to
let you great people know that I graduated today (took my 1st college level
class in 1976) with a Bachelors in Geology. No need for replies or
Just a side note to legal animal parts. One of the parks, might be in Nambia
but it just excapes me right now, has had a program to eliminate the killing
of elephants and rhinos by tranqing them and cutting off horns and tusks,
there by, keeping the animal from being killed by poachers. This also s
ahhh, love it, yeah, like you'd really want nwa 869, 267 and
dofar 020 with a side dish of ghubara, the rest are nibbles
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as long as you don't trip us up and make us divulge obscure and trivial
knowledge that even Ben Stein doesn't know
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Hey list, ran across this and thought of those folks here that
follow space missions. Kinda off topic, but interesting
JUST A QUESTION OF STANDARDS
Does the statement, "We've always done it that way" ring any
bells...?
The US standard railroad gauge (distance between the r
Hi Tom
the use of avoirdupois measure is almost restricted to things other than
rock. What is common is the gram.
1 ounce avoir. equals 28.35 grams, 1 ounce troy equals 31.103 grams. What we
use is grams and kilograms (and of course, some sellers use pounds to help
those who can't quite grasp metri
Hi List
Got some auctions going, mostly very small micros of some rather old and
rare meteorites if your interested.
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Most use a petrological microscope. These have built into them a polarizer
and analyzer, a Bertrand lens, a condenser with flip concentrator and
adjustable diaphragm, and a graduated, rotating stage for measuring angles
and a slot for various plates (such as 1/4 wave , quar
Congrats!!!
I'm sure you have a special display all ready for her!
Best to all
Mark
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> Hello all
>
> A wonderfull new fa
Hello Tom and list
Calculating the density of a meteorite will only tell you the density of
that meteorite, not what its components are. Most rock types are specified
as to specific gravity, but thats for a pure element, not a composite like a
meteorite or even granite. And thats because a meteori
Hi Matt and list
Thats a nice one to be sure.
Could you imagine a thin section of it??
Mark
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> Hi all:
> Since the list
Hi Robert and list
I can't comment yet on the polish as I don't believe I have a
large enough piece or stone that isn't already polished, but I'm getting great
results on my thin sections with 1000 grit. I use a two part epoxy, they only
have to be resistant to yellowing and uv degradation an
Hi Robert and list
I'm curious about this latent magnetic field. If its anything like that used
for paleomag, of what real interest is it except that the meteorite came
from a body large enough to develope a magnetic field which, if my
understanding of magnetics is fair enough would only tell you
Hi Tom and list
But what about those that are covered by surface soil deposited by wind and
water after the fall?
I, too, have not been in a known strewn field, but it seems to me that with
the santa ana's of southern Cal, rocks could both be covered and uncovered
many times over the years.
Mark
-
Hi Anne, Jeff and list
It is by no accident that Luke Skywalker lives on Tatahouine.
Lucas borrowed the name from that town because they shot the Tatahouine scenes
near there. So, I would suspect that the pronounciation in the movie would be
very close to the actual pronounciation if not ex
Hi David
Weathering is a rating on how bad the elements have been to a meteorite
after it has arrived on Earth. W-0 being no weathering and W-4 being the
worst. Its interesting how meteorites found in different parts of the world
can "weather" so well, while others only need a sniff of moisture an
Hi Rand
I just want to say that its not wrong to think and act as you do, quite the
reverse really and you don't have to defend your actions. Your moral
convictions speak for themselves, don't they. But, I do have to admire your
support of your wife. I have known a couple ms victims and they didn'
Hi List
This is very off topic, but funny. I was checking out Mark B's photos and
have to tell you that I hope to be at the Denver show if only to meet
everyone, especially Bill Mason. I am going to get a hat and take my picture
wearing dark glasses and be Bill's double. Our beards are very similar
I was up on one of the rivers feeding into the Frasier River in Canada last
summer and found a chunk of rock that for about an half hour had me thinking
it might be a meteorite, that is til I found a whole ledge of the
stuffsome kinda fun though
Mark
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Hi Lance
I was informed by Dean Bessey that the CR2's come from a
strewn field collectively identified as NWA801 and NWA852 and may well be
paired. Doesn't really clear up things does it?
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Great story!!!
Lets hope that other new collectors take heed to it.
Mark
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>
> Hi Alan,
> 1963, that's whe
Hi Sarah And List
I don't know that it hasn't been found in S.A. But South America is the
stomping grounds for some top level geologists of many fields, not just
paleo. But I do know that the layers in which bone is found has been
correlated to those found elsewhere. The problem with an impactor c
HI List
This is exactly why the findings in New Mexico are a problem. In the past,
when bones had been found at and above the K-T Boundary layer, they have,
after much analysis, been found to be "reworked" meaning they were deposited
there after being exposed and moved from somewhere else. These b
Hi Ron
on Fassett's abstract
Lot of assumptions here that paleontologists would be cautious to make.
Theres also a lack in the abstract about what condition the bones are in the
sandstone. He also states that there are layers, indicating multiple events
occurred in the formation of the layer(s) w
Hi Greag and list
Don't pass up his shipping charges...talk about astronomical..
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Wrong Lis
Hi List
My spelling took a turn tonite it seems.
for the worse. Must be these math classes I have to take. Just no
correlation between proper spelling and mathematical logic(I won't even
mention the spell checker!)
Mark
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The main item that no one seems to point out in lit is the fact that mammals
could have caused the dino decline. They did a number (according to paleo
types) on the monster pred birds of South America. But didn't cuase the
demise of the Moas or Elephant Birds. Strange inded the problems one comes
u
Hi Matt
That must be realatively new, but then my books date dated by a couple
years. But to be truthful, the coelursaurs actually survived any extinction
and are fluishing today as we speak.
Mark
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Hi Mike
Try this site
http://www.lakeside-products.com/html/petrographic.html
Mark
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Subject: [meteorite-list] thin section holder
> List,
>
> Can anyone di
What acid rain do you refer to? This is an impactor, not a volcanic
eruption. Acid rain would have to be supplied with large quantities of
nitrous and sulfuric compounds in order to cause any damage. So far as I
know, no significant (if any) acid spikes are noted from any deep ice
corings for any r
Hi List
I have a few smaller fragments, fairly common ending today if your
interested. Not rare at all, sorry.
Mark
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Hi Ron and list
The fact is that dinosaur fossils are not found at the k-T boundary. One has
to go 9-10 ft at best, below the boundary to find dinosaur bones in any of
the beds that contain dinosaur fossils. This represents a substantial period
of time prior to the impact layer. This is why it is
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