There has been a lot of discussion about Buzz punching out this kook on
another of my newsgroups (I subscribe to the James Randi Education
Foundation, dedicated to showing woo-woo bad science merchants and con
artists for what they are). The consensus is that Buzz had every right to
slug this idi
That's pretty easy... over the past week, I gave a talk about my
meteorites to a group of A+ (3-5th graders) students at a library on the
island I was visiting (my husband and I went to the Neighbor Island of
Molokai for our annual vacation this year.) Anyway, I had a slice of Gold
Basin I put up
good indicators of what things were like way back then.
Tracy Latimer
On Wed, 2 Oct 2002, Tom / james Knudson wrote:
> I bought a nice NWA from Dean Bessey and it has white inclusions, a
> slightly off white, but white. What could these be?
>
>
> Thanks, Tom
> The proudest mem
So who wants to go to Russia and retrieve the meteorite? We should go
soon, before winter sets in...
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Last month NEMS got me a really cool slice of Bluff(b), so I'm pretty
certain they're still up and running. I think Russ periodically gets
kinda swamped, and it takes him a while to get back to people; nothing
personal, I'm sure.
Tracy Latimer
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002 [EMAIL P
Another candidate for bright flashes of unknown origin is iridium
flares. They can be as bright or brighter than Venus, and are freaky if
you don't know what you're looking at. I've been fooled by them a few
times.
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On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, azaware wrote:
> Has any
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still can find a couple of relict chondrules in my piece.
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>
> Last night I posted this, but I don't think it made it through, so here it is
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pping and shortbread crust. Mm...
Happy holidays.
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...which probably means, if anything made it to earth, it landed in
Kentucky. All those towns are in a line crossing Ohio almost diagonally,
along the noted direction of travel. Anyone living around Louisville,
take note!
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To all at this holiday season, Peace on Earth, Good-will Towards All.
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the meteoric community, as isolated as I am, and I am shocked and saddened
to see another worthy effort bite it because of the regrettably common
infighting and petty bickering.
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.the matrix is similar to the quartz, and
probably is terrestrial material. opinions from
others?
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had a big chunk o'
rock in between me and the likely trajectory, i.e, Haleakala. If it entered
during the last 2 days, I didn't see it.
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power CASSINI.
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Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2003 11:36:30 -0500
Dear Listees:
The following article is
them, the new house is a mess, and we are filthy and
bone tired. It will be worth it in the end, but right now we just want it
to be over with and to have a good night's sleep, not necessarily in that
order.
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I had always mentally pronounced it like the Star Wars planet "Tatooine",
with an extra "ta" in the appropriate spot. Hmmm... wonder if George L.
knew about this fall? :-)
Tracy Latimer
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k, Henbury, Gao, etc. and
work your way up to the more unique ones.
Unlike some small dogs, micro meteorites are great!
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the small stones found so far to create tektites in the classic sense; i.e.,
molten earth and rock. Now if they were from the ablation train, that's a
whole 'nother story!
Tracy Latimer
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Okay, Ron, how do we get our mitts on these?
http://www.outofambit.blogspot.com/2003_06_01_outofambit_archive.html#200395551
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I've been wondering about whether (natural) rocks resembling pallasites
could be found on Earth. If this is terrestrial and not man-made, I might
pick up a piece anyway for my collection; it's not your garden variety
meteorwrong! At a suitably terrestrial price, though.
Tracy Latim
; is there something
about Hotmail that would prevent me from viewing Yahoo pages via a Hotmail
link?
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From: "chris sharp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Steve Schoner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Bessy's specks
Fossil ivory (mammoth, walrus tusk, etc.) is also allowable. There is a
scrimshaw shop up the road from me that specializes in carvings in those
materials.
Tracy Latimer
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> Is it not illegal to sale ivory on ebay?
I believe that there is a "cut-off"
Now I have this image in my mind of Jack Schmitt gesturing wildly at the
other Apollo astronauts, telling them that they're drilling in the wrong
spot, the geology's all wrong... :-)
Tracy Latimer
You just descibed one of the best things I could ever imagine Steve.
--
ell by casual
inspection which meteorites will rust despite your tender care, and which
will perversely(?) stay whole.
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le showpieces I have
for lunar meteorites. The slices are big enough to easily distinguish
details, especially under 10x, they both appear to have a bit of crust, and
the illustrated cases set them off beautifully. I cannot recommend them
highly enough.
odder, or
if I will just see what transpires shortly before bed, around 11.
Tracy Latimer
>From: "Moni Waiblinger-Seabridge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>How about any meteors in your part of the world?
>I know its no far from California, but I haven't seen any yet.
>Is
Xmas wishes to
the list earlier).
Happy Arbitrary Orbital Marker!
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I have to abstain, not being able to hold the NJO in my hot little hands and
look at it in person. I am, however, leaning towards a meteorwrong; the
color looks off, unless we are looking at a recurrence of the "copper"
meteorite that turned out to be an aircraft part.
Tra
ice crepuscular rays. No
comet. I'm starting to feel very put upon. Has anyone else viewing from
Hawaii been able to see it?
It's a conspiracy, I tell ya!
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From: "Michel FRANCO" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: "Bob WALKER" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] hit a tree
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2007 08:00:36 +01
rought them aboard.
My small piece at least has that likely provenance!
Tracy Latimer
>From: Michael L Blood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Honolulu
>Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2007 12:17:38 -0800
>
&g
re, it would be really
easy to scare yourself into thinking the volcano was going again.
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cannon off its truck and
deafened at least a block radius.
I can easily see someone who, while experimenting with a homemade rail gun
or some such, "lost" a projectile and is reluctant to 'fess up, especially
when property damage is involved.
Tracy Latimer
>
> Of cour
There's an official Meteor Kachina?!?
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Sikhote-Alin Picture of the Day - February 07,
2007
Date: Tue, 6 Feb 2007 23:51:34 EST
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e was at Tucson. Please e-mail me privately.
Thanks!
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the
first meteorites I bought intending to keep it for myself was a skeletal
Imilac from Dean, which I still have. In fact, aside from a few I have
given away, I have kept almost every meteorite that has come into my
possession since then, and cherish all of them.
Tracy Latimer
paper.
Tracy Latimer
From: "mark ford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] New Paper in Chicxulube -
K-TBoundaryControversy Published
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 11:38:45 -
Yeah, it's a real problem at the moment, virtually all the decent papers
have drie
her auction being 98% unrelated to
the hobby of collecting and analyzing meteorites. This site is being
offered as an alternate for meteorite lovers to slogging through ebay's
morass, and I am all for it!
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. Still no
fall on my birthday, although maybe I'd rather not be one of the very few
actually struck by a meteorite.
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Is it true that there are no meteorites in collections that recorded falls
for the traditional First Day of Spring, March 21? Well, we always have
Martin,
I have to say it seems real. I had just asked Rob off list about micros of
Hambleton, and to my shock he replied he was out of the meteorite business,
that someone had bought out his entire stock and he was retiring. If this is a
joke, it seems a pretty elaborate one; if Rob is staying on as
I vote for calling it the "Mythbusters" thread. Reports can either be
"confirmed", "plausible", or "busted".
Tracy Latimer> Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2007 17:31:16 -0700> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com> Subject: [me
What Doug said. Ruben, if your mind is already made up, then go well, but you
will be missed.For the coverup, aside from sunblock, there is a line of beach
and surf wear (I believe the brand is Alpha) that blocks 100% of the sun's
rays, but is ultralightweight for swimmers and surfers; you mig
ls in Hawaii, since most jets use
Hawaii as a stopover if they are crossing the Pacific and Hawaii is in the
flight path. If it was still glowing when it passed over Haleakala, it went
sploosh!Tracy Latimer> Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 16:12:56 -0600> From: [EMAIL
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How delightful! This is immediately going in my bookmarks...
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> Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2007 12:29:04 -0800
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> Subject: [meteorite-list] Rocks From Space Picture of the Day has moved
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>
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> H
That's one of the best RFS pictures I've seen in a while. Congratulations,
Dean!
Tracy Latimer
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> Subject: [meteorite-list] Rocks From Space Picture of the Day
rring
Newport
Omolon
Otinapa
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Rawlinna 001
Santa Rosalia
South Bend
Southampton
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Zaisho
Zinder
Thank you all for helping blow my budget :D
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as dubious about the Peru crater as well, and
was happy to have been proven wrong!)
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uld find them imbedded in soil deposits, snow layers, and tree trunks
from the same era. Did the Hot Hail have a strewnfield?
I know, I know too many questions with no theory.
Tracy Latimer
>
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Date: Thu,
he same era. Did the Hot Hail have a strewnfield?
I know, I know too many questions with no theory.
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abbits (optional)
Dice the mammoth. Brown in a large stew pot; add water to cover and simmer.
After cooking for 2 days, add vegetables, also diced, and simmer an additional
hour. Serve hot. If extra people are expected, you may optionally add a
couple of rabbits,
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Watch the skies! We may be getting (okay a LONG time down the road) more
Martian meteorites...:)
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and how many of them are well known. Women were
notable researchers in their own right, but got no publicity. I'm sure there
are a lot of individuals out there who collect and do research, who just are
very quiet about it. As our field matures, we will see greater participation
by all types
the same strewnfield, it had
never received an official number or classification. I bought a partslice when
it was new, unclassified, and all over the market, and would be tickled pink
but surprised if it were a eucrite (mine looks like a generic L6).
Tracy Latimer
> To: meteorite-list@mete
or other opalescent-type terrestrial rock to me
Tracy Latimer
> Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 13:11:02 -0500
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: [meteorite-list] Question about Jiddat al Harasis 073
>
> List Members,
> There is currently
I believe this is one of those individuals where it would ruin a perfect
orientation if part were sent in for classification. Best wishes Michael on
your new "fall"!
Tracy Latimer
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> Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 14:57:44 -0500
&
I see what you mean; you are not hallucinating the grain change! There is also
a slight color difference; could this be a breccia with big chunks, and the
orientation change a boundary?
Tracy Latimer
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> Date: Mon, 18
the target satellite,
which had been reduced to an expanding cloud of junk by that time. It was
easily the magnitude of Sirius, and faded out within 5-10 seconds of my
spotting it, as it entered the Earth's shadow again.
Tracy La
I couldn't agree more about the ITQIY. I have a thumbnail sized slice, and
consider myself fortunate. What an oddball crystalline structure.
Tracy Latimer
> Date: Fri, 29 Feb 2008 17:24:19 -0800
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ve a slice that doesn't shower rust and olivine
like Charlie Brown's Christmas tree sheds needles.
Tracy Latimer
> Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 14:27:33 -0700
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Are we sure this article didn't make its first appearance in The Onion?
Tracy Latimer
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> Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 11:09:46 -0500
> Subject: [meteorite-list] Tunguska solved, dilithium found.
>
> http://new
I'd buy a DVD copy of the back issues as well. In fact, as cool as it is to
have paper copies, a DVD would be much handier for searching and take up less
space, which is at a premium in our house. Count me in.
Tracy Latimer
> Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2008 11:37:26 +
> From: [EMAI
ce can be to confirm, I keep as
much of my documentation as possible; if I don't have a specimen card or bill
of sale from the seller, I print out the auction or page offering. As a
collector, your main defenses are 'know your dealer', and 'document, document,
document!&#
I have a 2.75g piece.
Tracy Latimer
>> Greetings all,
>>
>> Having purchased most of all the Powellsville, Ohio material, I can
>> account for about 4,966gm of it. With Casper offering
>> an additional 4.5 kg of material that means there is 9,466 grams of thi
the other ebay
guidelines for removability. Have you left feedback for your seller? Are
you satisfied with your purchase? He may be waiting on you.
Life is too short to worry about whether you get feedback ! ;-)
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p.s. I may have this Mike Reynolds confused with someone else, but I
thought he was a sci-fi author and aerospace consultant, not a meteorite
authority.
From: "Martin Horejsi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "
Yes... hmmm... are those regmaglypts or weathered chisel marks, indeed? If
regmaglypts, where's the fusion crust?
Tracy Latimer
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To:
Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] re: Another Meteorite Lands in Norway?
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2006 17:40:3
Woohoo! For those who collect them, a new "hammer!"
A little question, though. The new meteorite is fairly magnetic; despite
its physical appearance, wouldn't that pretty much eliminate it from the
carbonaceous chondrite group, which are weakly magnetic at best?
Tracy
I'm going to go with the guys who are voting for the LL5 or LL6. I'm still
not sure about the magnetism (it seems stronger than a carbonaceous
chondrite should have), although thank you everyone for adding to my store
of info about CCs. Just my unsophisticated WAG!
Tracy Latim
Thank you! for the new and best picture of the new fall.
I will say... 2.3 kg. found. More on the bottom of the intervening fjord.
Tracy Latimer
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Rocks From Space Picture of the Day - July 20,
2006
I vaguely
recall a timeframe of around 500-600 (maybe 700?) a.d. First the grass all
died, crops were poisoned, the cattle couldn't get enough to eat and
eventually died, either from starvation or poisoning, then it was the
people's tur
sands,
don't they seem to mostly fall in clumps of only a few stones? Given this
(and the nature of the fall location) I'm not surprised more was not found.
Did anyone offer to ransack the street sweeper's collection bin? :)
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What Anne said. I prefer my mud to be of either the mortar or pottery
variety, as both are more intrinsically useful!
Tracy Latimer
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Off-Topic: My wife is always right!
Date: Mon
er, rather than the Sun, can be considered in common, as would be
the Earth-Luna system, or Pluto-Chiron.
An arbitrary cutoff could be established, and varied depending on the system
thus studied, but I can hear the Europan Confederation howling right now!
Tracy Latimer
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that displayed well in limited space, for prices that weren't exorbitant.
Tracy Latimer
From: Mike Groetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Meteorite List
Subject: [meteorite-list] Micro/Macromount Availability- Where did they Go?
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 11:08:10 -0700 (PDT)
What
ey doo-doo. :D
Anyone here read a kids' book by Andrew Clements, called _Frindle_?
Ver-r-r-y enlightening.
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Apparently Meade has gotten into the micromount business. They have a tray
for about $400 with 24 different micromount specimens. Nothing really rare
(I don't think there were any lunar or Martian specimens when I last
looked), but a nice collection starter.
TRacy Latimer
From:
ever, being
exotics, would these rocks have stood out more than the usual Lunar
detritus? Both meteorites were pretty tiny, in the under 1g range; I expect
they were scooped up in a random sampling of the lunar surface rather than
being "hunted", i.e., "oh look, h
Forwarded from a friend:
http://www.chemsoc.org/viselements/pages/pertable_fla.htm
I had thought that for Krypton, they'd use a little Superman shield,
myself...
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, but
much finer. I'm assuming that they would almost certainly have to be
primitive achondrites, but the pictures I've been able to find of Zaklodzie
don't look much like Itqiy.
Off to drool over my new acquisition again,
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parents; not unusual, but the postmark was from 2 seasons prior! Talk about
some stale marzipan!
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Interesting proposal.
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testing our computers. Reports are still coming in about damage across the
islands. Only minor injuries have been reported.
WE can report largely shaken, but not stirred, and I am going to go make our
first batch of caffeine for the day -- we need it!
Tracy Latimer
lens,
minimum.
Tracy Latimer
From: Michael L Blood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: MexicoDoug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,Adam Hupe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: Meteorite List
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Further precision re "Bessey Specks"
Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006 13:25:43 -0700
Doug and all
t and plastic.
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demonstrated a mechanism
that might drive a supervolcano, with a solution of resin in acetone under
heat and pressure. When the pressure was released, whoosh!
Tracy Latimer
>I am thinking that effervescence following a sudden
>release of pressure might be a better process
>descript
I live about 100 mi. from the Honolulu strewnfield, but with 2 ocean
channels in between me and any remaining rocks, I can't just drive over to
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