[meteorite-list] AD - "Buzzard Coulee"

tett tett at rogers.com
Mon Dec 22 18:02:08 EST 2008


Thanks for sharing this Randy.

It looks genuine (and incredibly beautiful!) but a little odd that Alan 
Hildebrand advised that this is an H3/4.

This seams a little fast for classification but perhaps that is what it 
is.  I guess an H3/4 is better than an H 5 or H6.

Cheers!

Mike Tettenborn

Randy Korotev wrote:
> Collectors:
> 
> A couple of days ago I was contacted by telephone by Mr. Warren Wiley of 
> Saskatchewan.  (Why me?)  He told me that he'd found "the second 
> largest" stone of the Dec. 2 fireball and that he wanted to sell it.  He 
> seems to be a nice fellow, so I offered to pass his information along to 
> the meteorite list, which was OK with him.  He does not have Internet 
> access.  A friend of his sent a message this morning with the following 
> text and some attached photos, which I've posted on this website:
> 
> http://artsci.wustl.edu/~rlkorote/warren/
> 
> Mr Wiley's text:  "This specimen is from the Buzzard Coulee near Lone 
> Rock, Saskatchewan. This is an immaculate masterpiece of atmospheric 
> sculpting. Heavily regmaglyphed, aesthetic specimen. Found December 2, 
> 2008, 35 minutes after sundown. I have video documentation of my 4 day 
> search; where I found it, and associate professor, Alan Hildebrand, 
> coming to our house to authenticate. Alan Hildebrand and other 
> scientists have completed the lab analysis on my chondrite, and it is an 
> (H 3/4) chondrite. Warren Wiley (owner) is putting it up for bids, 
> serious inquiries only. Contact Warren at 1-780-842-4858."
> 
> Please do not contact me about this offer.  I'm just the messenger and I 
> won't respond to enquiries about this issue.  I'm only doing this 
> because I wanted to see the photos.
> 
> 
> 
> Randy Korotev
> Saint Louis, MO
> korotev at wustl.edu
> 
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