Nice heavy magnet used.
Magnetic, no deep pores, and heavy.
- Thread starter PennyG
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Nice heavy magnet used.
extractor
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Looks terrestrial.
Tuberale
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Can you provide a close-up of the knob shown in the 1st and 2nd photos?
gollum
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The title sounded like a bad idea for a sex doll! HAHAHA
Mike
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I will once I get back to Illinois.
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Art_Blade
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It doesn't look like a meteorite. Rather closer to basalt but stone was some time on wet environment, i think.
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Is basalt magnetic?
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It, basalt, can be magnetic Penny. The closer pictures help. It does look rather like a worn bit of basalt. Seeing as your find is worn any outward signs are gone. The rounded bit looks to be a nodule inside host rock and that lends me to believe its terrestrial stone.
Tuberale
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I agree. Terrestrial.
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If in composition is magnetite, basalt can stick magnet (strong, like neodymium)
