Carbonaceous Meteorites pt1 Science & Stories ☄️ Highlights Meteorite Education
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Carbonaceous Meteorites part 1- the science and stories of CI, CO, & CM meteorites from experienced collectors. A highlight reel of the 1-12-2022 "Knowledge Bolide" Meteorite Hangout. There is a bunch of show and tell of meteorites with education. The complete Hangout will be uploaded soon.
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I am Topher Spinnato, owner of Topherspin Meteorites LLC. I am an internationally trusted meteorite educator, importer, collector, and dealer. I am a proud member of the International Meteorite Collector's Association (IMCA #6236) the Meteorite Education & Trade Society (METS #6236), and I currently sit on the Board of Directors of the Meteorite Club as a “Pioneer Member” and I am the President of MeteoriteVault.com.
Greetings Bolide Crew! Thank you for your channel at last i can enjoy meteorite show once again!
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Carbonaceous are probably the most interesting of meteorite types to me so really looking forward to the full show, great content every week
Thanks a bunch. This is just part 1 of 3. Stay tunded!!!
Great 😃 I can’t wait to see the whole hangout. ☄️❤️👍
Your 910g OC was the only non-carbonaceous thing shown last night. How special do you feel? 😃 I am getting lots of feedback on your astrophotography work from last week. THANKS
@@TopherspinMeteorites Oh really 🙄😇🤣 Hey great I‘m happy to hear that the people liked my collection of extraterrestrial photons 😁✨🔭☄️❤️☺️
Hello Good morning How are you doing sir ? I'm found really nice meteroite cion stone meteroite can I come to see you and bring the meteroite Rock to show you please help me please I'm living in Phoenix Arizona can I come to see you please 👏👏👏
Topher no longer provides his professional opinion based on pictures alone. He need to physically see, touch, hold, etc.. the rocks. Topherspin Meteorites has a few different service offerings…..rock identification is one of them. You would pay a minimum fee of $75.00 and you are responsible for shipping both ways. As you know, Topher is well known around the world, so we receive hundreds of requests weekly, requests just like yours from people he doesn’t even know. At the beginning of 2022, we decided as a company that we could no longer let Topher do this for free. It was taking up soooo much of his time. It was hurting our company, so we had to make some changes. Would you like more information regarding this PAID service?
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how i can show you photo i have one
Read the description to any video on my channel.
tengo un meteorito como hago para sertificalo
No
Thanks for another very interesting show.
So happy to have a Crew & Viewers!!!
Hi from Philippines I have meteorites salamat po.
Collecting is a fun hobby. Thanks for watching - Please be sure to subscribe and pass the word around. We need a bigger audience for this great information.
A drunkard's dream! 1:48 :))
HA! Nasty tasting cosmic cocktail.
Hi,I'm stone pickers and I see your TH-cam channel and I saw many kinds of meteorite that you shown and many of that is I have also..but i have some my meteorite I think it is very rare and I did not seen it to your show..and I find people who can help me for market for my meteorite..I am anventurers day by day I'd going to mountins and rivers picking stones that is my hubby that is why I have many stone ,,any one can help to me ...
Due to the thousands of requests I get just like yours, I've decided I can only invest time in people who support me financially on Patreon.
Ii come from philippines, im asking if the carbonaceous meteorite is a diamond? Thanks
There is a bunch of people discussing this. Supposedly carbonado diamonds are very very small but formed due to a collapsing supernova. Again this is all in theory. They are definitely not something that are white and round like "Lonsdaleite diamond" balls.
I have black cabonado stone lmagnetic, and also orange stone non magnetic, what can you say sir
Cool. But, I have no interest.
Toi cảm nhận được rất nhiều về bạn đã cho toi kiến thúc
English only please. Use translate.google.com
Mettronait hawe in sri lanka 🇱🇰 & eakanait, thoranait, trayiteniyte
If you could please use Google translate to comment in English I will be able to reply.
what does slag look like when sliced?
I don't know. I have never wasted my time or saw blade to cut man-made waste. Sorry.
Tengo M un carbonaceos meteorito condritos de 2.5 kilos... soy de RD
Sorry, this is an English speaking channel. You may have to use Google Translate.
Where i show Mỹ metoerite tổ You
If you go to Patreon.com and search my company, you will find a way to sign up as a $25 a month Rockhound Supporter.
That will allow you to submit one three minute video sample per month for our expert crew to give you our opinion on. We will either rule it out or tell you yes it's worth spending more money and time getting in touch with scientists. We could even help during that process if it passes our tests.
i have one i want to you
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Does NWA 869 count as a Carbonaceous Chondrite
No, it is an L3-6. Search here: www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=31890
I have 40 kg chondrite
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Meteorite enrst
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I hav megnatit please help me brother
I hope my videos are helpful.
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Awesome!
I have more meteorite
Cool. Collecting is fun. Please subscribe.
I have rare météorite and okd who like it
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I have a lot of meteorites I locate them with frequency and frequency lines I use antenna rods and I have had them tested but I do not have a market for them help please give me the time of day and I will make you some money I'm not a greedy person
That is not a scientific way of hunting and collecting meteorites and meteorites are not "found" often at all. That makes me super dubious that you have anything of extraterrestrial origin.
Submit pictures to: facebook.com/groups/isitameteorite or facebook.com/groups/meteorite.or.meteorwrong. The power of the Facebook Groups I recommend is that there are a bunch of knowledgeable geologists and meteorite people in there.
What would it take to get you to come to my home and look at my massive collection of rocks, minerals, and meteor(mights)...? If i have a million dollar rock ill give you 30% of its value!☺️🤷🏻♂️ comin over next week? Lol
It would take a million dollars in hand before I came over anyone's house to look at rocks and minerals. I'm not a geologist and have no interest in them whatsoever. I found that 99.99% of meteorites are all meteorwrongs. In my video descriptions there's instructions of how to submit pictures to a knowledgeable group.
Besides, only 30% of the one rock that's worth anything after I dig through piles and piles of rock and then probably have to work months to get it classified and even longer to find a buyer for a million dollar rock. I only get 30%!? That's not how business is done my friend.
@@TopherspinMeteorites 😂😂😂😂well, you told me! I was just joking anyway but thank you for the informative reply!✌🏻
Nice one. I never know who is serious or not. I was offered dragon eggs and alien implants last week.
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