[meteorite-list] New Meteorite

From: Dave Mouat <dmouat_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 09:53:59 2004
Message-ID: <3C5CBADF.BDA5A601_at_dri.edu>

Dear Listees
I apologize for the fact that I don't own a digital camera, and I'm a remote
sensing scientist - go figure. I was going to post this in a few weeks when I
did. But the timing is critical. Amazingly, I found myself on Gazos Beach on
the south San Mateo County (CA) coast and voila a chondrite (ordinary,
unfortunately) but on the other side, a howardite. Very cool. I'll bring it to
Tucson in a few days. Howmuch? well...
Dave

Fred Olsen wrote:

> Mohamed,
> I am so envious! How can I be like you. I go out to the desert and look
> for weeks at a time and all I can find are terrestrial rocks. After thirty
> years I still haven't found a real meteorite. But you go out and find
> meteorite after meteorite. And yours are not just common chondrites or even
> rarer Irons but you found Martians, Lunars, and even the first sedimentary
> meteorite. I am so envious, boy I would give a lot to find just one common
> meteorite!
> Regards, Fred Olsen "Still looking after all these years"
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