Orrisa fell at the begining of a record monsoon if you recall Mike
Farmer's post from the scene.
I don't know why Orrisa is full of metal--go figure that a meteorite
with metal..I ask for my money back!
Elton
M come Meteorite Meteorites wrote:
Hello
Why Orissa, a fresh fall, have sign of rus
Hello
Why Orissa, a fresh fall, have sign of rusty in few
time? Only why its full of metal and have rain after
the fall or other?
regards
Matteo
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Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
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From:
Bernhard
"Rendelius" Rems
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 4:36
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Question about
tektites
Greetings,
I
have seen a lot of SE Asian tektite
Greetings,
I
have seen a lot of SE Asian tektites offered on eBay and at dealers. As far as
I can remember, I haven’t seen one with remaglyptes
– until today. Now: is this common or rare? I am not talking about the
usual bubbles – I know the difference J
Best regards,
Bernhar
Hi list,
I have a question about
Fulgurites: I could purchase a piece that was dug out in the late ‘30s of
the last century, in perfect condition. Length is 9cm,
the INNER diameter on the upper end is 2.5cm.
How much, in your opinion,
would this one be worth?
Kind
regards,
B
Hi list,
I have a question about
Fulgurites: I could purchase a piece that was dug out in the late ‘30s of
the last century, in perfect condition. Length is 9cm,
the INNER diameter on the upper end is 2.5cm.
How much, in your opinion, would
this one be worth?
Kind
regards,
B
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 5:35 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Question about NWA 1827 pairing
> Bernhard and others,
>
> Owning a piece of 1827, and of one similar (still not sure of it's
number),
> the re
Bernhard and others,
Owning a piece of 1827, and of one similar (still not sure of it's number),
the report I have on 1827 from my supplier is that is was classified as a
diogenite rich mesosiderite (and not a metal-rich diogenite...no such thing).
And for those who do not own a piece of it...
Hi list,
I wonder if there is new info
on the status of the material paired with NWA 1827 (TWK: app. 80kg). The last
thing I have heard is that it isn’t really classified as “metal
rich diogenite” anymore. Who knows more? Thanks
in advance and
Kind
regards,
Bernhard “Rendelius”
Hello all
where is possible find this picture in high
resolution?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/olmedia/108/images/_1084476_asteroid300.jpg
thanks for the help
regards
Matteo
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Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
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Hello Everyone-
I have been collecting and a member of this list
now for a couple years plus some. I rarely type as I
am more of a reader and a learner from all of the good
information and fun stories offered.
I would like to ask something (and if anyone has a
site dedicated that would cover
Hello all
If I etched a slice of Miles with the same method of
Odessa, Gibeon etc I have problems with the
silicated into the Miles? Thanks for help
Regards
Matteo
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Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
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Sale
made a thin section.
-Walter
-www.branchmeteorites.com
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From:
robert jackson
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Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 8:33
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Subject: [meteorite-list]
Re:[meteorite-list]question
Question
ackson
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Subject: [meteorite-list]
Re:[meteorite-list]question
Question 1. How do the dealers get that
great polish on the L 6 stones they sell. I take my slices and go up through
600 and maybe 800 then still don't get
Question 1. How do the dealers get that great
polish on the L 6 stones they sell. I take my slices and go up through 600 and
maybe 800 then still don't get that great finish. Is it diamond
Question 2. I've been making up some thin
sections. Using the lap on a facetor. Does pretty good j
Hello
Thanks again, I know Dr.Hill I hope have time to
contact for have some informations, now I waith a
confirm from the Institute here in Italy.
Regards
Matteo
--- Bernd Pauli HD
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Matteo wrote:
>
> > Thanks Bernd
>
> You are welcome.
>
> > and is possible a meteo
Matteo wrote:
> Thanks Bernd
You are welcome.
> and is possible a meteorite of this type:
METEORITE NWA 1701 NEW
IMPACT MELT VERY NICE
EBay Item # 2162429531
> is classificated LL?
Well, why not? If there are H and L impact melts,
why shouldn't there also be LL impact melts!
But, of course,
Thanks Bernd
and is possible a meteorite of this type:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3239&item=2162429531
is classificated LL?
Regards
Matteo
--- Bernd Pauli HD
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Matteo inquired:
>
> > if ever was found an Impact Melt
> > classificated cho
Matteo inquired:
> if ever was found an Impact Melt
> classificated chondrite LL ?
The only LL that I know of with "impact-melt-rock clasts"
is the Richfield LL3.7 chondrite. According to A. Rubin et
al. (1996) and V.E. Nelson et al. (2002), these clasts are chondrule-free.
Regards,
Bernd
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Hello all
Any of you knowledge if ever was found an Impact Melt
classificated chondrite LL ? My NWA 1701 from the
first analysis resulted this.
Regards
Matteo
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Dear Listmembers,
I have been looking for recent information about
the Iturralde Structure, Bolivia. Having looked
through some bibliographic databases and the WWW,
I have been able only find one reference:
Campbell, K. E., Jr.; Grieve, R. A. F.,
Pacheco, Z. G., Garvin, J. B. , 1989, A newly
Abstract to be presented by Wasilewski et al. at the IUGG Meeting Sapporo
Japan (July 2003):
ITURRALDE: A POSSIBLE IMPACT STRUCTURE AT THE EDGE OF THE AMAZON IN
NORTHERN BOLIVIA
The Iturralde structure is possibly the Earth's most recent "big" impact
event recording a collision with a meteor or co
Dear Listmembers,
I have been looking for recent information
about the Iturralde Structure, Bolivia. Having
looked through some bibliographic
databases and the WWW, I have been
able only find one reference:
Campbell, K. E., Jr.; Grieve, R. A. F., Pacheco,
Z. G., Garvin, J. B. , 1989, A newl
In a message dated 2/20/2003 2:00:03 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I think Selakopi and Glanggang is such a possible case.
> They fell both on September 26, 1939.
Hello Adam, Frank, Christian, Bernd, and List
I only just got home ( I do have a day job!) and you have a
sia,
we also have Kagarlyk (L6) from the Ukraine.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Frank
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Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 12:08 PM
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Dear List Members,
I have a question perhaps one of you could help me with. I am doing some
research
Dear List Members,
I have a question perhaps one of you could
help me with. I am doing some research regarding a particular
witnessed fall. I was wondering in the history of recovered falls if two
different types ever fell on the same month day and year in two different
locations? This m
Hello,
I've been rockhounding for over 50 years, but just recently
developed an interest in meteorites. I'm not so much interested in the
buying and selling of meteorites, as I'm curious about their behavior. I
hope you'll all forgive me if my questions are pretty dumb, but I'm just a
ran
Hello List, I have a NWA that has a red matrix, Seems like not a lot of
visible metal, kinda light for a meteorite and it STINKS! It is a meteorite
for sure, but is the only one in my small collection that has an odor. Any
ideas of what this can be?
Thanks, Tom
The proudest member of the I.M.C.
Hello Anne and list,
Sinve I recovered a small fragment from the Tafassasset strewfield I have a few questions regarding the current research on this meteorite. Our 9g Individual has been classified as carbonaceous chondrite or primitive achondrite (equilibrated CR-like meteorite). A quite exot
In a message dated 10/2/2002 10:32:55 AM Mountain Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Second question is TKW. In the first report in MAPS 37 the TKW is
discribed as 110kg. But I just came across an article by Anne Black in
Fusion Crust (march 02). (You should see the outstanding Tafassasset
Hello Anne and list,
Sinve I recovered a small fragment from the Tafassasset strewfield I
have a few questions regarding the current research on this meteorite.
Our 9g Individual has been classified as "carbonaceous chondrite or
primitive achondrite (equilibrated CR-like meteorite)". A quite exot
[meteorite-list] Question about Meteorites on the Moon
On Tue, 27 Aug 2002 07:43:07 -0700 (PDT),
Steven Schoner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Correct me if I am wrong, but I think that one of the
Apollo missions returned a soil sample with a 1 gram
fragment of a carbonaceous chondrite in
Correct me if I am wrong, but I think that one of the
Apollo missions returned a soil sample with a 1 gram
fragment of a carbonaceous chondrite in it.
I can't remember which mission it was, but I think
that it is recorded in the Catalog of Meteorites.
I'll have to look it up.
Steve Schoner.
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Ok Mark and Christopher I'll take a stab I don't know how
untechnical I can be.
Q1:First he wanted to know if a meteor hits the moon is it technically
a meteorite or are only meteors that hit the earth called a meteorite? My
answer was that once a meteoroid hits a terrestrial b
Sounds like you covered most of the bases with your explanations to
Christopher -- I don't see any that I would substantially alter.
Survivability of a meteorite on the Moon's surface once it hits would
depend on: size of the object, type of terrain it hit (a big dust pool
vs. solid rock vs. gra
Hello all,
Tonight my 8 year old son Christopher and I were
out looking at the moon with our wholly inadequate telescope. It is fine for
looking at the moon but lacks the optics needed for much else.
Anyways he is a very smart kid and asked me a
couple of questions that I could not answer
If you are talking about thin sections that are commonly used to classify a
meteorite, those are 30 microns thick (as all thin sections should be if
you want to do petrography). They are extremely difficult to make and I
think producing a quality thin section borders on art. I've been doing
Thanks to the people who responded quickly. To clarigy my question, the thin sections
I was referring to were the super thin ones that are "translucent" and typically
mounted to glass.
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Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 8:21 AM
To
Hi All,
I have a somewhat loaded question for the list: how many of you have
visited
Lucerne Dry Lake in southern California? More specifically, any time prior
to April of this year? As those of you who have been to dry lakes know, you
find all kinds of odd items out there: model rockets, art
Hello Elton,
The following excerpt is from my Tombigbee River webpage:
Most specimens in this group [tentatively IIG] have a hexahedrite-like
matrix consisting predominately of kamacite, but one mass lower in P and
higher in Ni shows a small area with a remnant coarse Widmanstätten
structure. It
Great Info.
I am curious as to the degree to which this group displays Widmanstätten
patterns as the nickel in the lattice is what makes the difference in the rate
of etching. I don't recall the %ages in Ataxites but at some upward content of
nickel the pattern disappears.
Elton
Rodrigo Martinez
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From: "Piper R.W. Hollier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Rodrigo Martinez"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 5:19 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Question about nickel [nickel-poor iron
meteorites]
> Hello Rodrigo and li
Hello Rodrigo and list,
Vagn Buchwald's "Handbook of Iron Meteorites" (1976) has a rather detailed
discussion of nickel content on pages 76-77 with several histograms showing
the frequency distribution of percentage nickel content. He states, "In
iron meteorites, nickel varies from a minimum o
Hola List
Exist any iron meteorite without nickel? Thank you.
Best Regards
Rodrigo Martinez
Atacama Desert Meteorites
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Does anyone know of
someone who might be willing to trade fossils for meteorites?
Gregory
Does anyone know of someone who might be willing to trade fossils for meteorites?
Gregory
Bob Martino wrote:
> I have a nice piece of Sayh Al Uhaymir 008 coming soon.
> How long did it spend in space?
> What is its terrestrial age?
As Sayh al Uhaymir 005/Sayh al Uhaymir 008 are
paired, I think we can refer to this abstract in MAPS:
PÄTSCH M. et al. (2000) Exposure age of the new
All,
I have a nice piece of Sayh Al Uhaymir 008 coming soon. It will be
installed in the Mars Room at the observatory where I work. I'm working on
signs for the exhibit and have a couple of questions:
What is the crystallization age for the rock?
How long did it spend in space?
What is its ter
Title: Re: [meteorite-list] Question on cutting
Hello,
I would suggest you contact Marlin Cilz of the Montana Meteorite Lab. Marlin does excellent work and had about as much experience as anyone. He has been the principle cutter on numerous main masses, and his cutting credentials include
To: Meteorite List
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 4:33
PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Question on
cutting
Hi! I have a nice 27 pound Toluca, and
after much angst have decided to have it cut. Can someone refer me to a
reputable person who has handled this type of material before, an
Hi! I have a nice 27 pound Toluca, and
after much angst have decided to have it cut. Can someone refer me to a
reputable person who has handled this type of material before, and/or explain to
me how the whole exchange works?
You can email me off list, or on.
I very much appreciate any
Hello,
my name's Cedric and I'm searching informations about a chemist activities,
for knowing more of the particularty that contain meteorites. I'm very
interested by this profession, but I've got some problems to find somebody
who can me help. Could you give an e-mail or informations about that
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