Many here will be interested that I just released a revised
classification and description of NWA 869 in the MetBull Database.
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/index.php?code=31890
Jeff
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Greetings Bernd and all,
That cost me
Greetings Bernd and all,
That cost me more than a few information cards. Best!
--AL Mitterling
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Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 869 - FYI: an L3-6
Hello Gary and List,
Just a few minutes
Hello MikeG and List,
"Was the previous classification a L4-6 regolith breccia, or just L4-6?"
It was classified as an L4–6 fragmental breccia.
In 2008, there was a paper by the same author but different co-authors
and then already, these authors proposed NWA 869 should be called
an L3-6 regolit
Hi Bernd and List,
Was the previous classification a L4-6 regolith breccia, or just L4-6?
Thanks for the update on this. It looks like a lot of us need to
change their labels now. :)
Best regards,
MikeG
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Hello Gary and List,
Just a few minutes ago, Gary launched an EBay AD and one of his offerings
is a 1 kg lot of NWA 869 L4-6. Interestingly, this "ugly duckling", which
is, in reality, an absolute beauty from the Hot Deserts of Northwest Africa,
has been reclassified as an L3–6 chondritic regolith
Mahalo to everyone who responded to my hui invitation. All slots are filled,
but may take an alternate or two if anyone else is interested - no guarantees
For hui members, stay tuned as I will update you shortly with info on shipping.
gary
On Dec 9, 2010, at 4:50 AM, Gary Fujihara wro
Aloha,
Last call for joining a hui (partnership) to acquire NWA 869 from Morocco.
$140/kg + proportionate shipping. 1kg min to come into the deal as a partner.
There are still a few kilos left. Once landed, price goes up...
Established partners: hang in there, I'll get a confirmation email
I am looking at picking up another large lot of high quality NWA 869 from
Morocco. $140/kg + proportionate shipping. 1kg min to come into the deal as a
partner.
Sent from Gary's iPhone
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Aloha listoids,
I have a line on an 18kg lot of NWA 869 out of Morocco. It is more than I
need, therefore I am offering partnerships in its procurement. I only need a
few partners, and minimum buy-in is 2kg. Inquire off list please.
Gary Fujihara
Big Kahuna Meteorites (IMCA#1693)
105 Puhili
Aloha listees,
As some of you may be aware, there is a 25 kilo lot of NWA 869 available in
Morocco. I cannot use all 25 kilos, but am interested in pulling 2-5 kilos of
smaller 3-20g stones out for my outreach giveaways.
I am looking for people in the US interested in partnering on this lot,
Hello all;
I hope every one have an nice day; for any interessing on NWA 869; enjoy:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36221...@n07/4167236522/; and contact me
off the list;
best regards
Ahmed
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Hi
Anyone have for sale large specimens of well known NWA 869 ?
Im looking for 5-10kg specimen for display.
If You still have too many kilo of this well know chondrite, please send me
an offer,
-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[ I.M.C.A.#3667 ]-
http://www.Meteoryty.pl marcin(at)meteo
Hi list.I am looking for an endcut of NWA 869.A 300 to 500 gram endcut.Please
off list.Please your best low price.
Steve R.Arnold,Chicago!
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Hello Listoids,
I have a fairly simple project in mind that requires
the precision cutting and polishing of three
separate, rectangular cabs. Width of each would be
about 4mm. Length of the long one would be about
3cm and the two shorter ones would be 1cm each.
Anyone with the skill and too
I just received my NWA 869 coin today from Mike and it
is beautiful. Thanks Mike for making these available
to all of us.
If you haven't ordered yours yet better get to it.
They are well worth having no matter what you call
them. Mike, post a picture of these coins to the list
so that everyone
Hey Mike,
I'd like one of your new coins.Do you have #77 or 55 available?
Thanks, Don.
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] NWA 869 (still) WANTED
Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2007 12:49:32 -0700 (PDT)
Come on folks, this is relatively "common" material.
Surely someone can send me a photo, weight and price -
or lead me to a web page URL that has them.
> Thanks, Michael
&g
Come on folks, this is relatively "common" material.
Surely someone can send me a photo, weight and price -
or lead me to a web page URL that has them.
> Thanks, Michael
>
While it is (Or Was) common and large pieces surely
exist that could easily make a slice that size the
vast majority
Michael,
I would suggest Dean Bessey, believe he was the one who really brought a lot
of this meteorite to market.
http://www.meteoriteshop.com/index.html
Ed
Michael L Blood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Still looking for a slice of NWA 869 - about
palm size or larger.
Surely SOM
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> Still looking for a slice of NWA 869 - about
> palm size or larger.
> Surely SOMEONE on the list can provide
Still looking for a slice of NWA 869 - about
palm size or larger.
Surely SOMEONE on the list can provide
me with some.
This means (a) jpg(s), weight(s) and price(s).
So far only two have responded - one sent
a photo but no weight or price, the other didn't
even send pho
I couldn't agree more! My specimen (two halves of a single completely-crusted,
well-preserved individual) will remain with me even as I unload many of my
rarer stones, having nearly 10% of its cut brecciated surface area occupied by
a dark inclusion, and the remainder shared rather evenly by tw
Hi Bernd, Gary and all,
Does anyone know for sure who has the largest mass of NWA869? I've never
really been able to figure that one out since so much of this material
is around. I myself am owner of a 20 kilo specimen. Perhaps some sold to
owners who don't want to advertise. It be fun to have
NWA 869 is one of those Hot Desert meteorites whose beauty has often been
undervalued just because there is so much of it available and because some
of these specimens are weathered or look "ugly". Fellow list member Christian
Anger and several other collectors are the proud owners of extremely bea
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Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 869 TKW
> Hi list.Now that nwa 869 has that name,has a determination been made yet
> on the TKW of nwa 869?Or about as close as you can get?I would like
Hi list.Now that nwa 869 has that name,has a determination been made yet
on the TKW of nwa 869?Or about as close as you can get?I would like to
know.Thanks and have a great day.
steve arnold,chicago
Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
Illinois Meteor
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Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 869 - approved by NomCom
It's finally happened: NWA 869 has been recognized as an official
mete
Dr. Grossman;
Thank you for your great announcement.I know everyone has been looking for
this naming for a long time.I really appreciate the posts you make to this
list,it brings an air of science to the collecting community.
Thank you very much.Herman Archer.
Darren wondered:
"Has anyone made any guesses as to the terrestrial age of 869? I ask
because a rock that big must have produced a HUGE fireball and smoke
trail. Even with sparse populations in that area, surely people saw
it fall. Are there any folk tales or legends (or memories of old people,
i
!
Mike
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Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 10:29 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] NWA 869 - approved by NomCom
Has anyone made any guesses as to the terrestrial age of 869? I ask because
a rock that big must
Has anyone made any guesses as to the terrestrial age of 869? I ask because a
rock that big must
have produced a HUGE fireball and smoke trail. Even with sparse populations in
that area, surely
people saw it fall. Are there any folk tales or legends (or memories of old
people, if the fall was
here is a reason yours did not show up.
> > > Mike Farmer
> > >
> > >
> > > Thanks Jeff, that will greatly assist all of us
> who
> > > have NWA 869.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > - Original Message -
> > &g
Come on guys!
Let's stop it.
The list has been great, good info, interesting subjects.
No more of this crap!
Happy meteorite thoughts!
With best regards,
Moni
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list]
Matteo, lei è idiota.
Welcome back Steve Arnold.
Mark
From: M come Meteorite Meteorites <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] NWA 869 - approved by NomCom
Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 16:34:58 +0100 (CET)
Its all classificated from 2004 an
age -
> From: "M come Meteorite Meteorites"
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> Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 8:11 AM
> Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] NWA 869 - approved by
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>
> > well, now I hope to see listed my other 80 NWA's I
> a
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well, now I hope to see listed my other 80 NWA's I am
under waith to see in the met.bulletinand the
others
Matteo
--- Jeff Grossman &
well, now I hope to see listed my other 80 NWA's I am
under waith to see in the met.bulletinand the
others
Matteo
--- Jeff Grossman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
> It's finally happened: NWA 869 has been recognized
> as an official
> meteorite name by the Nomenclature Committee. Than
It's finally happened: NWA 869 has been recognized as an official
meteorite name by the Nomenclature Committee. Thanks again to all of
you who wrote to me last summer with info on this.
jeff
http://tin.er.usgs.gov/meteor/metbull.php?code=31890
Dr. Jeffrey N. Grossman phone: (703) 648-6
Hello List, if there is still anyone out there. Does anyone happen to know
the fa and fs of NWA 869 ?
Thanks, Tom
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Hola Michel,
That is quite an enlightening story that is most fantastic though also
disheartening.
Based on the "coordinates" you published in Met. Bulletin #88, it seems that
the strewn field is of the order of 1500 to 2000 square kilometers - perhaps
5 or 10 times larger than that of the
I like my 550 gram slice of nwa 869.I got it from dean bessey.I hope they
do decide to keep that name.It is diffenently one of the most talked about
meteorites I have ever seen.And it is so cheap to buy.It is a great
meteorite to show around to schools and seminars.I am home now and it is
the most
When I say
meteorites I say meteorites not minerals, of course.
My 2 cents.
Michel FRANCO
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I'd tend to go with Bernd's earlier observation that it should probably
include type 3. I have the small main mass of NWA 1266 which I felt after it
arrived, may be paired with NWA 869. It is classified as L3-6 and the
weathering, shock & Fa all pretty much match 869. In fact, I would not be
surpri
Reformat of previous message -
Dave & list -
handle a few kilo's of 869, and you will get the idea.
It just seems that if you want to get 'NWA 869' out of the garbage can and
into the Met.
Bulletin, *somebody* has to articulate what makes one slightly weathered,
brecciated L4-6 'NWA 869',
Hello Doug,
I apologize if I misread your e-mail, but as I have stated before you are
hard to read at times. The second part of your e-mail I omitted, seemed to
be a question on Nom. Com. standards, which is why I left if off.
I was being a little defensive, which is spawned from a pattern y
Mark B. wrote:
>Hello again list,
>Doug wrote, after quoting me... "Colleagues, some of you could really give
>the scientists a run for their money.."
>I think that is a little hard, as I have just given you my observations. I
>would rather tell you what I have observed, rather then repea
Hello List,
With all the talk about NWA 869 I thought I would upload some of my
favorite pic's to my Webshots site for you all. Some of the inclusions
and chondrules are a bit nutty looking and definately deserve a look!
http://community.webshots.com/scripts/editPhotos.fcgi?action=viewall&al
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Hello Jeff and list,
(Sent only to the list as Jeff requested...)
Mike noted: "NWA 869 is found in Algeria, there to my knowledge, is over
2000 kilograms of it!"
2000 kg. is if anything
Hello again list,
Doug wrote, after quoting me... "Colleagues, some of you could really give
the scientists a run for their money.."
I think that is a little hard, as I have just given you my observations. I
would rather tell you what I have observed, rather then repeat what others
have sai
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Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 869
Okay list, time to make yourselves useful...
Everybody wants the NomCom to publish and make official the name NWA 869.
So please, if you know anything, help contribute to the facts so I can
produ
nt: Monday, June 13, 2005 7:22 AM
> Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 869
>
>
> > Okay list, time to make yourselves useful...
> >
> > Everybody wants the NomCom to publish and make official the name NWA 869.
> > So please, if you know anything, help contribute
Count me in for about 8 kilos of NWA 869 headed to the saw very soon.
Bob
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Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 7:22 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 869
Okay list, time to make yourselves useful...
Eve
Darren Garrison wrote:
On 13 Jun 2005 20:44:54 UT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Both Göran and Darren have offered to host my
pictures so you should all be able to take a
look soon. Thanks to Göran and to Darren!
Photos are here:
http://webpages.charter.net/garrison6328/met/
...
On 13 Jun 2005 20:44:54 UT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Both Göran and Darren have offered to host my
>pictures so you should all be able to take a
>look soon. Thanks to Göran and to Darren!
>
Photos are here:
http://webpages.charter.net/garrison6328/met/
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look soon. Thanks to Göran and to Darren!
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Meteoryt.net wrote:
2000 kg. is if anythinga low number. I would be surprized it the total
weight was not twice that, if not 5000 kg. We did not see this the last
year, but the two Tucson shows before this year, there were a dozen Moroccan
dealers with 100's of kg. for sale.
Hello Eight-Sixty-Niners,
While I do agree with this statement:
"a fragmental breccia, probably L4-6"
especially the L4-6 range, ...
.. I don't agree with that statement:
"I think it should be noted as an L5".
One of my NWA 869 endpieces (weighs 110.1 grams) from Dean clearly
shows L3 (maybe
Jeff G. wrote:
"It was a fragmental breccia, probably
L4-6. A thin section of L5 material gave Fa24.2, S3, W1."
Mark B. thinks:
The lighters parts of the meteorite do not show nice abundent
chondrules in a thin section from what I have seen. (To make the L3.8 as
some have been selling it.)
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 19:27:47 +0200, "Martin Altmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Each dealer and experienced collector, although if he/she's not a fan of
>desert stuff like me, will tell you, if you'll present them a bunch of cut
>stones, which one is NWA 869 ad which one is not.
To me, at least,
> 2000 kg. is if anythinga low number. I would be surprized it the
total
> weight was not twice that, if not 5000 kg. We did not see this the last
> year, but the two Tucson shows before this year, there were a dozen
Moroccan
> dealers with 100's of kg. for sale.
so hot its possible that the
a
lot of pictures).
See you in Ensisheim&
Humble Buckleboo!
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Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 5:51 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] NWA 869
> Hi Jeff,
>
Hello Jeff and list,
(Sent only to the list as Jeff requested...)
Mike noted: "NWA 869 is found in Algeria, there to my knowledge, is over
2000 kilograms of it!"
2000 kg. is if anythinga low number. I would be surprized it the total
weight was not twice that, if not 5000 kg. We did not
Jeff wrote;
"NWA 869 a garbage can for all
kinds of unclassified ordinary chondrites? "
That's my vote!
Thanks, Tom
peregrineflier <><
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Subject
Hi Jeff,
"...make yourselves useful..." ?
Seems that a touch of contempt for the List has
slipped out from between your keys.
"Garbage can" ?
Again, maybe NWA 869 might not be your favorite
meteorite, but surely it deserves more respect than
that.
As far as your question, like Mike and Al (and
who knows it. It really should be accepted as one of the largest
stony meteorites known.
Mike Farmer
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Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 869
Okay list, time to make y
Hi Jeff and all,
I think that Dean Bessey was the first to introduce this meteorite to
the collecting community (3 years ago last Feb.?). I still have
specimens that I bought from him at the time. I thought that Dean was
going to have this classified at the time I bought it but might have
bee
Okay list, time to make yourselves useful...
Everybody wants the NomCom to publish and make official the name NWA
869. So please, if you know anything, help contribute to the facts so I
can produce a writeup for submission to the committee.
Here's what I've got:
* At least 400 kg of materia
NWA 869 is published as NWA 2171 in MB89. The reference to NWA 869 is
unfortunately not mentionned as it could not be! Does not exist
officially...
A
NWA 2171 Erfoud 05/2003 13.5 Many L3.8 S4 W1 24.04 (20-26) 20.89 br,
possibly paired with Sahara 02500
???/
Possible paired with Sah02500
NWA 869 is published as NWA 2171 in MB89. The reference to NWA 869 is
unfortunately not mentionned as it could not be! Does not exist
officially...
A
OK nice, but where is NWA869.
One of the nicest, cheapest, and biggest NWA meteorites from 1999 stay
unclassified.
It will be classified or no
Hello
I have over 15 kg. of NWA 869 complete pieces for
$100/kg. for who are interested email me privatly.
Matteo
M come Meteorite - Matteo Chinellato
Via Triestina 126/A - 30030 - TESSERA, VENEZIA, ITALY
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sale Site: http://www.mcomemeteorite.it
Collection Site: http://
> [It] looked, from the small photo in
> the auction, to be an oriented stone
Though not perfectly "oriented", it does
show delicate, subparallel flow marks!
> [It] isn't as nicely shaped as I had hoped
It is beautiful and displays a much fresher crust
than do most NWA 869 you usually get. I lov
I got my 335 gram slice of NWA 869 from dean last year for $50.It has
everything you could want in an nwa 869 piece.Dean is the man when it
comes to this meteorite.For an ordinary chondrite, it just has so much to
offer a meteorite collecter.I have a 100 gram slice of NWA 904, and it
does not look
> There is no meteorite that is like NWA869. Its a very
> brecciated meteorite. Look at this one for example:
> http://www.meteoriteshop.com/ebay/nwa869two.jpg
And also look (again) at these two beauties of mine (from Dean):
http://www.geocities.com/spacerocksinc/Oct_24.html
Cheers,
Bernd
Thanks Jeff!
That was exactly what I was looking for. It explains the lack of a report
in the bulletin.
But I still feel it is strange that no report has been published as the TKW
is more than 400kg (closer to 2000 according to rumours) and several
analyses have been made.
I guess it means that I j
Hello list!
I was looking for research done on NWA 869 since I have bought
some pieces that I believe is paired with this one and I want to learn
more about it. Finally I ended up at the Meteoritical Society master
index between 1957 and 2002.
I believed that the society was THE clearinghouse for n
For heaven's sake, this d o e s look like eucritic
plagioclase laths / needles! Whadda meteorite !!!
One of my slices of Dho 008 has a very similar inclusion - although the
grain size in mine is widely varied - from about 1 to maybe 6mm - stangely
enough the grainsize is varried with the thicke
ssage -
From: "Christian Anger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, September 19, 2004 10:06 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 869 Inclusions - achondritic ?
> Hi Maria, Bernd and 869er enthusiasts !
>
> I put pics of another slice of my co
Christian wrote:
> Then I tried my best holding the Digicam's objective
> on the microscope eyepiece and zoomed out details of
> the big grey inclusion in the lower middle of the slice
magnification 16x
http://www.austromet.com/collection/NWA869_235g_closeup_01.jpg
more closeup pic magnificati
Hi Maria, Bernd and 869er enthusiasts !
I put pics of another slice of my collection on my homepage.
It is a super high polished full slice 235g, 105x88 mm.
It has many DIFFERENT inclusions.
I made a smaller version of the pic for an overview:
http://www.austromet.com/collection/NWA869_235g_SM
In my NWA 869 335 gram slice, I have 5 very dark inclusions plus I have a
1 cm chondrule that is a light grey color and a 5 mm chondrule that is
very light in color.I have to say,this is a very unique meteorite.To me,
of all the NWA'S,this one seems to get and give the most attention.My 2
cents wor
Sorry, I guess I just misunderstood you when you said using NWA 869 is
meaningless, I use it because that is what I bought it as.
Cj
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All the best,
Adam
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Sent: Monday, September 13, 2004 1:22 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 869
>
> they may take this meteorite as a specimen not worth getting.
Hello All,
Meanwhile there are seven 869-ers in my collection and one is
as beautiful as the other - one of my most beautiful NWA 869
specimens is the 21.9-gram slice from list member Maria Haas.
And Christian Anger will also be abl
I don't understand this:
Adam said: "Using the name NWA 869 is meaningless because like Kem Kem it
has become a catchall stone. I would go as far as to say, you would better
off selling NWA 869 as unclassified because an unclassified stone seems to
be worth more on the open market these days."
I ha
s
to those guys.
Maria
IMCA 5520
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Hello All,
Our list member Maria is offering some nice slices of NWA 869
and the exciting part of it is that she both cut and polished these
slices herself. Oh yes, women can also cut and polish meteorites
.. just in case someone thought this ability was a male privilege.
Please have a look if in
Hello List, I think NWA 869 is a pretty nice meteorite, but the slice in the
linked picture below seem a little too nice for NWA 869, at least from what
I have seen. Does this look like 869 to you?
http://www.frontiernet.net/~knudson911/nwa869114gfusion2.jpg
Thanks, Tom
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IMCA #6
itself to easy classification.
Cheers,
Jeff KuykenI.M.C.A. #3085www.meteorites.com.au
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Subject: [meteorite-list] NWA 869
pairings
Jeff, Dean, List,Thanks fo
Some NWA 900 slices its visible in my yahoo album
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/mcomemeteorite2000/album?.dir=/NWA+900&.src=ph&store=&prodid=&.done=http%3a//f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/mcomemeteorite2000
all pieces its sold. Another slice is visible in the
Norton new bookthe classification of m
Jeff, Dean, List,
Thanks for NWA 869 info. A superb meteorite indeed.
Another NWA, currently labelled "NWA 904", that can be currently found by
now relatively abundant on the European market(s), appears to be quite
similar to NWA 869 . Its general aspect, color, inclusions...fit fairly well
Jeff'
--- Jeff Kuyken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> G'day Rafael,
> I have a page here with info regarding NWA 869. The
> address is:
> http://www.meteoritesaustralia.com/nwa869/
> Its current official classification stands at L5.
> Hope this helps some,
>
Nice NWA869 page. The TKW is more than 1500 Kilo
a.com
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From:
Rafael B. Torres
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Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 1:53
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Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] NWA 869
update
HI Im organizing my meteorite collection, so as long as I know
NWA 869 is not yet listed i
HI Im organizing my meteorite collection, so as long as I know NWA 869 is
not yet listed in the Meteorite Bulletin, and classification is
pendingis that right or have they classified it??? Any update on this
meteorite would be appreciatted, thanks =0)
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Hello all
I have cut a big piece of NWA 869 and I have found
some nice inclusions, some similar to my NWA 900
inclusions. I have put some pieces on Ebay here:
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/mcomemeteorite/
for who is interested I have another big end piece
with a big black inclusion, if interes
In a message dated 6/16/2003 2:54:39 PM Mountain Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To add to the confusion, Anne Black wrote this morning that the meteorite
"AC 001" she is offering on E-bay (found by Alain Carion in Morocco in 2000
and under study) has a quite unusual type LL3/5. This is
Hello list,
Regarding NWA 869/787 and their other paired friends, Dean Bessey recently
wrote that:
"every institution that classifies NWA869 seems to get a different
classification".
This is actually true and probably debated in earlier posts.
If I am correct with my files, (but it is so easy
Anne,
I nearly fell out of my chair when I read it. I thought for a moment
that the end of the world was nigh :)
Regards,
Steve
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In a message dated 6/11/2003 10:31:48 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
>
> > These two meteorites are indeed
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> email that person off list with our total amounts!
> Thanks, Tom
> The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
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Hi tom and list.I have a 400 gram full cut slice in my collection.There
are 400 grams of the 1500 kilo puzzle!
steve
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