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Hi All

Happy New Year. I haven't been active at all on the list since way

before the holidays...whew...so busy

anybody know....last year my son worked at the Tokyo Gem and Mineral

Show for 8 days. He made lots of friends of the dealers. One fellow

dealing in meteorites gave him a big chunk, well, it's about the size

of a big hand and it weighs a ton!!! Not exacatly, but it's super

heavy. He told him to get a metal brush and clean it of it's 'rust'

then to oil it. My son soon went on his one year Japanese exchange

student stint so he is not here in Tokyo now. I'm wondering. I have it

sitting on a sideboard with some other stones. Is it radioactive? Is

it okay for our health to have it living with us? I don't feel

anything bad, but I just wonder as I know nothing about meteorites and

their properties. Can anyone enlighten me?

hope to hear from you guys soon

love light and peace,

Barbara

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Meteorite is not radioactive but I don't think it can be used in

an elixer. It is supposed to be a good stone for connecting with

beigs from other worlds. It is usually very expensive to buy so

you have a treasure there. Pegasus

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Barbara-

 

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One fellow dealing in meteorites gave him a big chunk, well, it's

about the size of a big hand and it weighs a ton!!!

<snip>

Is it radioactive? Is it okay for our health to have it living with

us?

>

 

The level of radioactivity within meteorites is generally very, very

low - often much less than some terrestrial stones. The radioactive

isotopes present in meteorites are, in part, how they're dated. It's

a fascinating process to read about and there's a great deal of

information about the dating process online.

 

Hope that helps a bit.

 

In Love,

Fabeku

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I honestly don't know about it being radioactive or not, but don't get rid of

it! A piece that size is worth a lot of money! Even a little stone of metoerite

( here in Arkansas, US) goes for 30 to 50 dollars. Wow! I can't imagine anyone

giving one away at any local shows around here!

Barbara <barbarawinddancer wrote:

Hi All

Happy New Year. I haven't been active at all on the list since way

before the holidays...whew...so busy

anybody know....last year my son worked at the Tokyo Gem and Mineral

Show for 8 days. He made lots of friends of the dealers. One fellow

dealing in meteorites gave him a big chunk, well, it's about the size

of a big hand and it weighs a ton!!! Not exacatly, but it's super

heavy. He told him to get a metal brush and clean it of it's 'rust'

then to oil it. My son soon went on his one year Japanese exchange

student stint so he is not here in Tokyo now. I'm wondering. I have it

sitting on a sideboard with some other stones. Is it radioactive? Is

it okay for our health to have it living with us? I don't feel

anything bad, but I just wonder as I know nothing about meteorites and

their properties. Can anyone enlighten me?

hope to hear from you guys soon

love light and peace,

Barbara

 

 

 

 

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Barbara,

 

Here is some information I found that might help you

out.

 

Myths and Misconceptions

Because of early movies depicting meteorites as

poisonous, radioactive, monster carrying harbingers of

doom, there are a number of public misconceptions that

need to be dispelled. Meteorites are quite harmless.

They do carry traces of radioactivity from the

interaction of their atoms with cosmic rays, but they

are no more dangerous than earth rocks, or the food

you eat. The few traces of radioactivity that these

objects do give off can be used to our benefit in

dating their origins.

 

Here is the link for the source.

 

http://www.wildsmithgallery.com/meteor/General/general.html

 

Love, Light, and Peace,

Rev. Connie

--- Angela Myal <acmyal wrote:

 

 

I honestly don't know about it being radioactive or

not, but don't get rid of it! A piece that size is

worth a lot of money! Even a little stone of metoerite

( here in Arkansas, US) goes for 30 to 50 dollars.

Wow! I can't imagine anyone giving one away at any

local shows around here!

Barbara <barbarawinddancer wrote:

Hi All

Happy New Year. I haven't been active at all on the

list since way

before the holidays...whew...so busy

anybody know....last year my son worked at the Tokyo

Gem and Mineral

Show for 8 days. He made lots of friends of the

dealers. One fellow

dealing in meteorites gave him a big chunk, well, it's

about the size

of a big hand and it weighs a ton!!! Not exacatly, but

it's super

heavy. He told him to get a metal brush and clean it

of it's 'rust'

then to oil it. My son soon went on his one year

Japanese exchange

student stint so he is not here in Tokyo now. I'm

wondering. I have it

sitting on a sideboard with some other stones. Is it

radioactive? Is

it okay for our health to have it living with us? I

don't feel

anything bad, but I just wonder as I know nothing

about meteorites and

their properties. Can anyone enlighten me?

hope to hear from you guys soon

love light and peace,

Barbara

 

 

 

 

files are online at

Http://www.solarraven.com/crystal-entry.html

files, photos, and message archives can be found At:

 

, photos, and message archives can be found At:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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