[meteorite-list] Geology.com Monthly Meteorite Column - December

From: Dark Matter <freequarks_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2008 06:34:13 -0700
Message-ID: <822da19a0812040534m16e45fc1ia40bd1d2d29e63d0_at_mail.gmail.com>

Bravo Geoff! Very well done.

I appreciate your condensed and to the point presentation of meteorite
collecting in a nutshell.

I have a presentation on meteorites at the National Science Teachers
Association's national conference in New Orleans this coming spring.
I'll be covering more about meteorites than collecting them, but when
I've done such things in the past, collecting seems to be a primary
interest of those who attend a session about meteorites. I intend to
steer the attendees to your geology.com meteorite collecting article.

Regarding future topics, I often intersect the path of professional
geologists when it comes to two main topics One is whether something
is a meteorite or not (almost always a no-brainer-not, of course), and
the second is in their desire to know where a meteorite comes from in
space, and how a particular space rock can be paired with its parent
body in space.

Oh, nice Harrison slice. Where'd you get it? (;- )

Best,

Martin





On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 3:18 PM, Notkin <geoking at notkin.net> wrote:
> Dear Listees:
>
>
> The December episode of my monthly science column "Meteorwritings" is live
> on Geology.com:
>
> http://geology.com and click on the Imilac photo
>
> -- or --
>
> http://geology.com/meteorites/value-of-meteorites.shtml
>
>
> December's feature is a guide to buying and collecting meteorites, aimed
> primarily at the novice. However, we took a set of a brand new, original
> photographs for the column, and I'd particularly like to invite you to view
> the 1.3 kg Sikhote-Alin with natural hole. Has to be one of the best I've
> ever seen.
>
> As always, comments are gratefully received. As the primary purpose of this
> column is to introduce meteorites and meteorite collecting to a general
> audience, I'd also welcome suggestions for future column topics that might
> appeal to a geologically-minded readership. The January column will be about
> impactites, so we've already got that one covered.
>
>
> Thank you for reading and best wishes from Tucson,
>
> Geoff N.
>
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> www.campometeorites.com
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