Very rare, Ureilite

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galenrog

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Has it been identified by a qualified professional?

I see no characteristics of a meteorite.

Time for more coffee.
 

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Has it been identified by a qualified professional?

I see no characteristics of a meteorite.

Time for more coffee.

what s a professional? The newly fallen meteorites are black and the old ones change color, Very rare very few, a lot of them are ordinary spheres, Thank you,su
 

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Ureilite, debris, These specimens were found near a small mountain village, According to the local old man, 50 years ago, a fireball was falling from a nearby mountain ball, They were very scared, some iron meteorites have alse been nearby, possibly debris from a collision between two planets, IMG20180512193811.jpg IMG20190531211323.jpg IMG20190531211736.jpg
 

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what s a professional? The newly fallen meteorites are black and the old ones change color, Very rare very few, a lot of them are ordinary spheres, Thank you,su

In such instances, a lab recognized by the Meteoritical Society as qualified to analyze rocks and make a determination as to whether they are meteorites. Visual identification, or anecdotal evidence such as "a fireball was seen" are insufficient as evidence.
 

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Thank you, where is the professional laboratory? It turns out that of all the meteorites that l ve ever seen, very unusual,
 

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On the first and last poste propably we have a flint. I think that you should..... leave it alone
 

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On the first and last poste propably we have a flint. I think that you should..... leave it alone

The first one is the same as the last one, Which university are you from? thank you,
 

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Both this specimen and the above specimen were found in a falling area containing peridot and pyroxene, What is this white object? IMG20190620211726.jpg IMG20190620211741.jpg IMG20190620212039.jpg IMG20190620212101.jpg
 

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Iron meteorites outside our solar system, shell melting, IMG20190620212138.jpg IMG20190620212149.jpg
 

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Beautiful stones, no doubt, but you don't offer a single shred of
empirical data confirming why you have decided/determined they
are meteorites.

I'm not a scientist, nor do I have a lab..but I do have common sense.
I also will not argue/debate with you over the details. Except in the
most obvious cases, "meteorites" are just nice looking stones unless
a qualified expert scientifically determines that they are indeed stones
from outer space.

Have a nice day...:occasion14:
 

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Agree some of those are flint
 

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Beautiful stones, no doubt, but you don't offer a single shred of
empirical data confirming why you have decided/determined they
are meteorites.

I'm not a scientist, nor do I have a lab..but I do have common sense.
I also will not argue/debate with you over the details. Except in the
most obvious cases, "meteorites" are just nice looking stones unless
a qualified expert scientifically determines that they are indeed stones
from outer space.

Have a nice day...:occasion14:

They are peridotite, pyroxene, plagioclase, calcium feldspar graphite, scientists have found quartz crystals in carbonaceous chondrites, Anything is possible, Thank you,
 

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