What's more, this kind of things can make you paranoid about absolutely genuine
finds. An example:
At the time the first Neuschwanstein fragment was found, I happened to be in
contact with two professional meteoriticists about something. Both they and me
initially were surprised by the rusty c
Hello,
Just a quick and funny side note. When Mike Farmer and I were making
those first trips to Morocco, I remember on trip #1 going to a house
where we were told a "New" iron meteorite was located. When we got
there the owner brought out the "new" iron for us to see and purchase.
Mike a
Several years ago, when the NWAs started showing
up in large amounts, there were several people on
this list (including myself) who were concerned
about "false finds" being submitted as new
meteorites. It doesn't take dishonest people too
long to figure out that a common meteorite
purchased a
Hello list,
because I couldn't find it mentioned yet on the list here.
In the last German meteorite, a "find" made in 2004 in Saxonia by a
moldavites hunter,
typical weathering feautures of hot desert meteorites were found.
So it was a fake.
Hopefully Königsbrück will be soon removed from the Me
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