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Around 50-60 years ago, this object blazed its way across the sky and ...

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... plunged into a Pennsylvania field. It was, later, retrieved by an eye-witness to the event. At least, that's how the story goes.

Here are some pictures of the object. A friend wanted me to post them so that he can see what everyone thinks about "The Rock".
 

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Not a meteorite, sorry.
 
That's quite "The Rock" He's pretty damned good if he saw a rock traveling 12000 mph across the sky then was able to walk right up to the exact one from miles away a pick it up. Does he wear a cape?
 
Meteorites don't have sedimentary layers,just a plain conglomeration.
 

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