It is interesting that a planetary scientist would go as far as grouping all
lunar meteorites under one price like some kind of commodity. Lunar and
Martian meteorites have considerable diversity and one price doesn't fit
all.Imagine if collectors based their prices on the cheapest Pallasit
, the others will keep losing their
value as they become more common.
Not a good investment.
Anne M. Black
www.IMPACTIKA.com
impact...@aol.com
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From: Laurence Garvie via Meteorite-list
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Sent: Sat, May 30, 2015 12:08 am
Subject: [meteorite-list] Lunars
I know of relatively large lunars that are being offered at around $50/g and
not being bought (1 kg stones). There seem to be a plethora of Lunars and
Martians. Nice shergottites could be had from the 2015 Tucson show for around
$80/g. In the last year, the NomCom has approved 35 lunars (over 16
I know of relatively large lunars that are being offered at around $50/g and
not being bought (1 kg stones). There seem to be a plethora of Lunars and
Martians. Nice shergottites could be had from the 2015 Tucson show for around
$80/g. In the last year, the NomCom has approved 35 lunars (over 16
Hi,
Having recently got a nice 0.376g slice of Dag 400, I have been looking
around the net for any research papers on it, this got me wondering if
anyone knows why the total known weight of each of the lunar falls is so
low? Is there some physical process that determines the maximum size a
lunar
PM
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Good morning list.Just wondering if any new lunar meteorites have yet been
discoverd this year, or in the last 6 months?
steve arnold, chicago,
usa!
Steve R. Arnold, Chicago, USA!
YES
>From: STEVE ARNOLD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: [meteorite-list] lunars
>Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2003 05:20:45 -0800 (PST)
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>
>Good morning list.Just wondering if any new lunar meteorites have yet been discoverd this year, or in the last 6
Good morning list.Just wondering if any new lunar meteorites have yet been discoverd this year, or in the last 6 months?
steve arnold, chicago, usa!Steve R. Arnold, Chicago, USA!!
The Midwest Meteorite Collector!
I.M.C.A. #6728
http://stormbrin
Good pre-weekend all. Let the trading begin. I have 3 lunar micro's for trade. Also I have a mars micro for trade.
1. DAG 400 .010 grams
2. DHOFAR 303 .0112 grams
3. DHOFAR 461 .007 grams
4.DAG 476 (SNC) MARS (
Phil Morgan inquired:
> I'm reading Hunting for Stars and the author mentioned that
> all lunar meteorites have been found in the southern hemisphere.
> Does that still hold true? Best Regards to all, Phil
Hello Phil and List,
No, that does not hold true anymore! There are 20+ lunar meteorites
f
I'm reading Hunting for Stars and the author mentioned that all lunar
meteorites have been found in the southern hemisphere. Does that still hold
true?
Best Regards to all,
Phil
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