List:
I was wondering if anyone can ID a meteorite type solely on the fusion crust;
like drinking different cokes or holding agate nodules and identifying the ones
that are geodes.
Imagine a number of half-cut meteorites on a table (cut-face down); could you
ID the types of meteorite, and
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> Dear List:
> I have an ebay customer asking me where he can purchase a diamond from a
> meteor
Hi List, David and Chris
Can someone please confirm if gold has ever been found on a meteorite?
Have a nice Sunday.
José Campos
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Hi David, Chris and all,
When I was at the Smithsonian Museum and in the meteorite display area, they have a
display where they took an Allende Meteorite and ground it down (probably for multiple
tests) and sorted out the diamonds in it. They then placed the diamonds in a vial to
show museum visit
Hi David, listfolk,
This is a very interesting question as I find many
19th century references to (1) diamonds and (2) gold
found in meteorites. I am usually inclined to label
these hoaxes, but perhaps this would be too hasty.
If diamonds were seen in meteorites by their finders I
suppose they
Dear List:
I have an ebay customer asking me where he can purchase a diamond from a
meteorite impact
Any for sale, contact me and I will forward the email to you.
Aren't they small, like a few microns in size and not the size of grains
of rice?
I didn't know of anyone selling them.
Dave F
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Hello Dave, list (and Jerry), Dave asked "Any comments on hunting with an ATV, and do we have favorite accessories." When me and my local friend Jerry Calvert went hunting for Glorieta's we brought ATV's. Not to hunt on them...that would be hardbut an easy way to make a milk shake. But ha
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> Dear List;
> Hunting meteorites with an ATV. A new t
Dear List;
Hunting meteorites with an ATV. A new topic. How refreshing is that?
I expect to be using one this year. I hope to use it to get me further
afield than I would go on foot. I understand that seeing golf ball
sized treasures at 20 mph is impossible so expect to use it as a sort of
po
Greetings all meteorite friends.
If any of you have tried to reach me since
Wed, I am sorry, my email was down for 4 days. Please
forgive any delay in response time - thanks.
Best wishes, Michael
PS: In addition, I lost my entire email address
book - and to top it off, my Palm P
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