Charlie wrote:
"Now if I could just find my copy, I could read about it."
Hi Charlie and List,
.. and just in case you don't :-)
MARVIN U.B. (1993) The Puente-Ladron chondrite (Meteoritics 28-3, 1993,
269-270):
In the October, 1944, issue of the Contributions, Nininger announced his
discov
I want to thank Robert Woolard for answering my question regarding the
only previously unknown meteorite actually field collected by Nininger.
It was Puente-Ladron, an L chondrite of 7.673 grams which Nininger
picked up near a bridge over the Puerco River, 10 miles from Ladron
Peak, in Socorro Co,
Al,
I can't find my copy of "Find a Falling Star" :-(
But in that book Nininger describes the one and only time he, purely by
chance, surface collected a previously unknown meteorite. As I recall,
it was a very small chondrite. If you can find that passage, or if
someone else can find where he
Dear All,
"Find a Falling Star" gets me all weepy!
Dave F.
AL Mitterling wrote:
Greetings Robert and all,
Robert Matson wrote:
Hi All,
I've been spending some spare time compiling a list of prolific
meteorite
finders (primarily extracting all finders' names from Meteoritical
Bulletins), a
Greetings Robert and all,
Robert Matson wrote:
Hi All,
I've been spending some spare time compiling a list of prolific meteorite
finders (primarily extracting all finders' names from Meteoritical
Bulletins), and was wondering if anyone had a list of meteorites
found by Nininger (since his heyd
ue Book on the knees.
Best!
Martin
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From: "Matson, Robert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Meteorite finder list
> Hi All,
>
> I've been spending some spare time compiling
Rob M. writes:
>Of course, any such list that I can compile will be very incomplete
>since some of the most prolific finders are nameless nomads from
>Northwest Africa, the dozens of Antarctic finders working as teams,
>and anonymous hunters searching in Libya, Egypt, Oman and other hot
>deser
Hi All,
I've been spending some spare time compiling a list of prolific meteorite
finders (primarily extracting all finders' names from Meteoritical
Bulletins), and was wondering if anyone had a list of meteorites
found by Nininger (since his heydays predate the Bulletins)? His
influence is certa
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