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On July 6, 1924 funeral goers, baseball fans and farmers witnessed this amazing sight as balls of fire and trailing tails of gray smoke fell from the northern sky.
CmdrKeenKid: It doesn't even look like a meteor.
Originally posted by DragonsDemesne
Heh, guess that answers my question. I thought the shape was pretty weird. Given that Keen is our subject expert in this field, I think this meteorite is probably fake.
Originally posted by CyberKat
(No one owns the moon, any more than anyone owns that so called meteor - people can't just go around selling what they don't own, but some are dumb enough to think they can, and some are even dumber, and think they can buy it, therefore own it!!!)
I bet some of you have gotten similar emails, or run into those people during searches.
[edit on 5/3/2005 by CyberKat]
Real or not, customers don't seem to mind. More than 300,000 people have purchased properties from Lunar Embassy.
In addition to their lunar plot, buyers receive a deed, a site map, a copy of the lunar constitution bill of rights and a copy of Hope's declaration of ownership filed with the U.S. government. There's also a 30-day money back guarantee.
Yeah, surface doesn't have anything which would look like fusion crust (melting/flowing signs) which should be visible if it was really picked soon after fall. (decades of erosion can destroy those if rock is exposed that time)
Originally posted by cmdrkeenkid
It just doesn't look right. Plus, the fact that there is no scientific input of any sort, just makes me think it's a fake.
Also this item cant be shipped. I will deliver it wherever in the world.
At 4:20 in the afternoon of a cloudless day, four terrific...
Originally posted by concept
I actually have an authentic meteorite. That makes me wonder if I should sell it..
Originally posted by Amorymeltzer
Nah, keep it. It's very cool, and you'll totally get tons of dates. Hey, wanna see my meteorite? Oh, wait, yeah, sell it, I'll give ya 20 bucks.
At anyrate, I'm currently selling remnants of old stars. Give me an amount you want, I'll send you any mass I am capable of. Prices start at 750 USD per gram, a steal any way you look at it. Just think, for only $750,000 dollars, less than the price of a meteorite, you could own a Kilogram of a star! u2u for more info.
Originally posted by Amorymeltzer
At anyrate, I'm currently selling remnants of old stars. Give me an amount you want, I'll send you any mass I am capable of. Prices start at 750 USD per gram, a steal any way you look at it. Just think, for only $750,000 dollars, less than the price of a meteorite, you could own a Kilogram of a star! u2u for more info.