is this an Meteorite?
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austin
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Think it's a volcanic bomb, not a space rock.
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If it was found in a kitchen, I would say it looks like well done toast. 
Toast isn't usually magnetically attractive. Is this sample?
Toast isn't usually magnetically attractive. Is this sample?
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Find Terry Soloman's meteorite lesson and review the answers to get yours. 
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Terrestrial. Probably basalt. 
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