Great video Toph! Love all the interacation with the expert panel so educational.

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciated Shawn! Glad to see you here.

Really good info. Was a fun show. 😊

@TopherspinMeteorites

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

The Olivine Meteorite I found and sliced , I took photos down through the microscope lenses , about 50 photos, over a slice area 6” x 4” all the photos are different . Beautiful to look at for hours . What are the tiny like red to pink like micro butterfly’s ?? Also micro looking meteorites ? ? Splatters of shiny Ni Fe fragments ( strongly Magnetic ) with clusters of micro grains of Sugartite ! all set in a back drop of green olivine ! My son is going to try to send photos to you . I could possibly send by email ?

@TopherspinMeteorites

3 ай бұрын

Sounds interesting. I am only able to do rock identification for my Patreon supporters. www.patreon.com/topherspin

How would one protect metal meteorite from rusting? What do museums do?

@TopherspinMeteorites

4 ай бұрын

Please search my channel for "Iron restoration" or "electrolysis". I have made several videos. Are you subscribed?

@r2hammer

3 ай бұрын

Different things for different meteorites, but I have used WD40 on my large Campo for years and them wiped it off a bit...once a year. This has kept ot at zero rust and perfect for decades :-) PS: keep it away from moisture 100%

@TopherspinMeteorites

3 ай бұрын

@r2hammer yes, and thin gun oil

@r2hammer

3 ай бұрын

I have gun oil, so may try it. Glad I bought my campo 20 years ago... They have really gone up in price. Mine is about 10lbs :-)

Sweet video! I have a hard time buying from eBay trying to sift through the garbage to find something good…

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

You and me both! I hate the platform. If only someone would replace it with, say, ... Meteorite Vault!

@HoboMinerals

Жыл бұрын

@@TopherspinMeteorites is it open now????

@pesonakampung8187

Жыл бұрын

Ada bos chanel pesona kampung

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Please subscribe

Sir I have meteorite how can I sell this?

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching - Please be sure to subscribe and pass the word around. We need a bigger audience for this great information. I can't help you, sorry.

First time watching show i like it alot

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the positive feedback. This is the fuel that keeps us going. Sue and I work super hard to make each video. A ton of work goes into these. THANKS.

@johnnysalazar1552

Жыл бұрын

Knowledge is power

That's why you always look specifically at true meteorite dealers with IMCA numbers or any other meteoritical associations that is the only way to be safe because true meteorite dealers will always put their IMCA number along with it because I would hate to know I bought a $1,000 dirt clod when it shows up at my house.

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Great comment @jasoncurry8738 ! If you don't know enough yet, just stick with IMCA approved people. It makes me mad to think that someone is showing off slag with pride thinking it was a real meteorite. Please come back!

@johnnysalazar1552

Жыл бұрын

I agree peaple like me are really trieng to learn and we are believing what these liar are posting thanks for speaking up and letting me us know the real deal

Hey, fist time watching this. Great show. I was wondering if you take donations? I have a collection of meteorites. And I’d like to get a second opinion about them.

@TopherspinMeteorites

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for the great feedback on the show. If you read the comments or the descriptions of the videos you'll quickly learn how many people ask to send me rocks or pictures of their rocks. My reply is the same to everyone. I support those who support me on Patreon. I really hope some of those samples you have are real meteorites and are worth a $25 a month investment to have them submitted to a panel of experts.

Well, it’s good you did put it here.

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching - Please be sure to subscribe and pass the word around. We need a bigger audience for this great information.

That’s why I would only buy from somebody with a proven reputation for selling authentic meteorites. Thank you!😉

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Yes, thanks!!

my stone is something different it is not gold or anything like that it sounds like silver in fact it is iron and very heavy

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Please read the description to any of the hundreds of videos on my KZread channel for instructions on how to submit pictures. Are you subscribed?

@luisjosegamino7871

Жыл бұрын

yes of course it would be better if you look at it yourself and in person

Iam from Indonesia Many beautiful stone in here Iam Hove 1 of them is meteorit stone

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Please subscribe

Frozen head cheese.🤣

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Whom are you talking about?

@miloligons25

Жыл бұрын

@@TopherspinMeteorites some of those fake specimens…

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Cool beans - thanks for clarifying. Please enjoy the channel.

I'm. Have. One. And. Ways. (1. Pound).I'm. Founded. In. Tucson. AZ.

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Collecting is a fun hobby. Please subscribe.

@johnnysalazar1552

Жыл бұрын

Already subscribed. From Houston Tx I found my what i believe to be a rock from up above. In the ocean IN GALVESTON TX ON A VERRY LOW TIDE

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Stay away from the Messenger channel. He is dragging you into a cesspool of bad samples and terrible science.

i have meteorite sir.

@TopherspinMeteorites

10 ай бұрын

Ok

All the photos fake { falso meteorites}😁

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

All my stuff is real. Thanks for watching.

@mahmodyahmady7280

Жыл бұрын

@@TopherspinMeteorites Really come your stuff..!! I thought they were fake meteorites for other people, I'm sorry

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

The stuff on eBay may be fake as shown. All mine are real. No problem.

its amazing everyone can be an expert on metorites and identify them .but no one can identify a whole space rock.and im not talking about bits and peices and fragments.im talking about rocks that didnt melt because the meteors were creating so many noctralucient clouds in the mesosphere the temperature didnt get hot enough to burn them. but you experts know about the 1833 meteor shower 100 thousand meteors per hour and 240 thousand meteors at the peak hour for nine hours.the meteor smoke produces those clouds and it drops the temperature.and makes it harder for a meteor to burn properly.i have several videos on my u tube channel the messanger.and a metorite can be round if you have 100 thousand of them in the air and a smaller rock gets behind a bigger rock and follows it in the mesosphere.what is funny to me is with as big as the willamette metorite is and it isnt whole cause it melted. that no one thinks a whole space rock could get to earth without melting.

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Are you trying to say the predictable meteor showers have anything to do with the meteorites in our collections? If so, you are wrong.

@themessenger4017

Жыл бұрын

@@TopherspinMeteorites you didnt watch the videos.on my u tube channel the messanger.personally whole rocks are a better find then bits and peices and fragments. cause when you break them open you dont know what is inside.and whole space rocks hold more information to the creation of the universe.

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

But, real meteorite are better than anything you have. I watched 3:30secs. You have no clue what a real meteorite looks like. Nothing I saw was even close to getting my attention. Sorry, horrible collection of meteorWRONGS. -Topher

@jasoncurry8738

Жыл бұрын

I believe this guys just wanting everybody to see his KZread plug-in so he can get some likes on it because he is basically or I should say you have basically thrown science all Newton's Laws for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction when meteors enter our atmosphere that are big enough to punch through several of the higher atmospheres we're talking at the edge of space where it's negative 70 to 100° Fahrenheit but there are also Oddities for example Carancus in Peru that was a witnessed fall that put a 30 something foot hole in the ground 90 5 ft in diameter the only known chondrite to leave a crater but all of the pieces found had no Fusion crust and they are H4-5 class chondrites and the only explanation astrophysicist meteoritical physicist from every study they said the only hypothesis of them not having a fusion crust was the meteor entered the atmosphere at such a steep angle but was probably going over 100,000 miles an hour and the reaction of atmospheric breaking which of course is where the plasma of Fire and burning hot gases around it just like when the space shuttle entered the atmosphere or capsules from Saturn 5 Rockets came in so fast it didn't have the burn time to have Fusion crust. Honestly think you need to start paying attention more to places like tophers Channel and all those guys inputs there's people on there that have degrees and have been collecting almost all their life I've been collecting for about as much time is Topher has and we've all learned a lot because he obviously makes a big impact when people like doctor Lawrence Garvey gave Topher and the crew access to any and every meteorite and the largest meteorite lab in the world even over NASA and also Jeff notkin a pioneer who learned from some of the greats buy new things that our science is trying to catch up to because we know more about outer space then we do our own oceans but we can and outer space they were collecting rocks in the Sahara decades ago the nomads that are out there with their goats and their camels there should not be any rocks in the desert but back decades ago the science community wasn't even buying odd looking rocks that had caramel like crust on it and they were telling them no I don't want to see that they were only wanting to buy the rocks that had the black Fusion crust but not long after that they started taking some of those odd crusted rocks and found out they were from Mars or from the Moon or from certain asteroids but nobody on toepers Channel is saying their experts but they definitely no hell of a lot because they have seen a hell of a lot from one Spectrum to the other and for people out there who need help identifying stuff at least they have the decency of putting you in contact with people with more knowledge than they have they're not claiming to be the Kings of meteorite identification but in my mind and the way I perceive them is they are angels for even giving their time out of their days to help people and steer them in the right direction if they don't have an answer and by the way merry Christmas to you and I really mean it.

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Amazing comment! I really appreciate your support and kind words. We try our best.

Good video

@TopherspinMeteorites

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it.