But Steve, Mike, John
I may imagine the hunts in Antarctica and the storage of the specimens are
also somewhat expensive, if you turn-over the costs into gram prices.
Culture costs.
What is the price for, let's say, a single old bomber like an F-16, without
maintainance, which stands around
hem away cause there's no one there
except me!!!
Jerry Flaherty
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From: "AL Mitterling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 8:34 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Omani meteorite museum
> Hi Steve and list,
>
> This isn't
Hello AL,
I think you add to my point, in that: even the Field Museum doesn't spend any
money for their meteorite display because they don't feel it is worth it. Why
spend the money if it won't increase the sales of tickets at the door. Rest
asured that if enough people did care, they would in
Hi Steve and list,
This isn't exactly true. There is a pretty good group of us (from this
area) that get to the museum and wear out the carpets, smear the cases
with our paw prints and create a oxidizing rich environment from not
wiping our mouths after a long view of precious meteorite specim
In a message dated 6/24/2005 12:12:14 P.M. Central Standard Time, [EMAIL
PROTECTED] writes:
"The governments of these countries see an asset for tourist business in
meteorite museums."
Hello List,
I find that comment very interesting.
The government of Oman is going to be in for a "realit
Hello List;
I have been reading the posts to the list with much curiosity.There was a
post that stated Meteorite hunting isn't a priority YET..But i think it is
and will become a higher priority in the desert countries,that is to stop what
the american university researchers and desert go
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