Video Chat: Meteorite Hunting in Brazil, Meteorite Art, Norton County, Stamps, Apollo Artifact Space
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September 2, 2020 Hangout (Meteorite Ephemera theme) summary:
Live check in with Raymond Borges of Spacerocks. He is onsite in Santa Filomena, Brazil meteorite hunting and sharing drone pictures of strewn field that contains houses that were “hammered” by the falling meteorites. His connectivity was sketchy, but that is only the first few mins. If you’d like to buy a piece of this 8-19-20 witnessed fall, contact Raymond @ spacerocks.club but hurry!
Roberto Vargas shows off (literally) with a HUGE hunk of the brand new (8-1-2020) Carbonaceous Indonesian fall!! It is massive at a whopping 33g of the provisionally named Sitahan Barat. And, it is another “hammer stone”!! It went thru the overhang of a house.
Pat Brown shows us his oriented NWA 869. How much does it weight? We all guess. Play along. Pat is a collector and reader of many books scientific, rare, and historic. He shares several with us. We learn about Apollo heat-shields and see his real heat-shield plug. How about his new meteorite for classification, a possibly the 47th largest CV3 individual ever?!
I share my 23g of Vermillion. It is a rare Pallasite from Kansas, USA. Unlike most all Pallasites, it has Pyroxenes rather than Olivines. A new 3g Norton County (witnessed Aubrite) with white creamy fusion crust is added to my personal collection. My wife made a scrapbook of some of the international shipping labels that I have saved. It is coming along wonderfully.
Christian Reha shares a stamp collection that was passed to him in 2006 from his father -from the Czech Republic. The collection shows the history of space exploration from the communist country’s POV.
Ron Metchis has the coolest license plate art, the smallest replica Willamette Meteorite. We spend much time discussing the upcoming “How to build your own back-lit mounted meteorite” video. Inspired by Anne Black of impactika.com in Colorado but made on a budget by you!
Marissa Fanady joins us with an ultra thin 8g slice of NWA 7831 Diogenite. Cameron Smith has Harvey Nininger’s original ‘$’ from his typesetting kit. Bruce Feingold has some rare McDonnell Douglas document, a bid submittal for “next gen” space vehicles for about 10 astronauts in the Gemini days. Blew my mind.
I am Topher Spinnato, owner of Topherspin Meteorites LLC. I am an internationally trusted meteorite importer, collector, and dealer. I am a proud member of the International Meteorite Collector's Association (IMCA #6236) and currently sit on the Board of Directors of the Meteorite Club (worldwide).
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Cool opening!! Very professional!!
Thanks! We are taking over RUclips!!
So many very cool subjects. Loved all.
Thanks Dirk. Bet you can't wait till your birthday to open my package!!!
@@TopherspinMeteorites I can not wait! Going to open in a hour or two. Very Very Very EXCITED
I just watched your video! Awesome. The meteorwrongs are chocolate.
@@TopherspinMeteorites Thank you Topher and Sue for making my first meteorite so very special.
Forsurre in my forever collection.
So many cool extras. Love it all.
This is why we do it!!
love the collection of the mail labels. I did consider doing that at one time. hummmed and harr'd for some time but ended up tossing them. Maybe I should have kept them
Ugh, I feel the pain. My wife is working on 4 more books right now!!! (I never would have gotten around to it and it never would look so nice.) Thanks for sharing your thoughts Dave. -Topher
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