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I have a few fragments about 2 inch or more of something that passes everything. Even the white lines and glass or crystal spot. Keeping in mind its fragments of something larger. It seems the color of the rock is dark black . Is it possible that it's just a really thick black crust that broke off?
Not all meteorites are magnetic and not all don't have holes. And you definitely shouldn't test with a magnet because you mess with it magnetic signature. Which tells scientists where they come from.
Hello, I have a stone which I suspect is a stone that fell from the sky, if I send you its pictures, you can tell me about this stone and help me. Thank you very much
There's no such thing as a meteorite. Space doesn't exist and you've never seen something come from the sky and hit the ground. All assumptions based on propaganda.
Oui les même météorite moi depuis 2006 chercheurs de nayazik geront de societee' Anouar sable bloquee' par gouverneure j'attent réponse j'ai 4 tonnes de meteorite Nador maroc
I stumbled upon a large rock on the edge of a river in Montana that sounds like metal when struck and a magnet sticks to it in areas. Some spots stronger than others. It's smooth and dark gray but has been in a river for a long time. My online research guess is basalt but was hoping meteorite. Is there an easy way to tell which it is?
I’ve heard that meteorites that have fallen to earth a long time ago some millions of years ago often have a reddish rust to them because the heated shell eventually erodes off and the iron shows its rust corrosion. Is this true??
