Is this stone a meteorite?

[Fara]

We found a rock, that is like meteorite with fusion crust. Whai is your opinion? if
I attached two pictures of it.
thank...

 

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[Fara]

It has a weak magnet absorption. The density is about 2.7.
If you want more photos, I'll take.
I think it's a chondrite or achondrite meteorites.
But i thank you to response...
Excuse me for poor english.

 

[Red-Coat]

Welcome to T-net.

I'm afraid there are no meteorites which look like that. Your rock doesn't have a 'fusion crust' and - if it did - the crust would also cover those inclusions. If you Google the term, you'll see many examples of what fusion crust actually looks like.

Your rock is terrestrial, not meteoritic, and appears to be 'spotted basalt' (more properly known as 'amygdaloidal basalt'). This kind of rock:

 

[Fara]

Hi again. So, if it's not fusion crust, what it could be? I saw the black dots inside that crust, it looks melt and burnt.

 

[Fara]

I attached two images for comparison between my rock (which are in left), and meteorites (which are in right). What's your guess? Thay are similar...

 

[Fara]

And this is another image for comparison (attached)

 

[Fara]

These are XRF results:View attachment 1842015View attachment 1842016View attachment 1842017View attachment 1842018

 

[galenrog]

The attachments for XRF results are invalid. Try again.

I have to agree with Red-Coat on this. The gravel bar less than 500 meters from my front door has many rocks that look like yours. The likelihood of any of them being meteorites is near impossible. You are free to believe what you like, however. If you truly believe your find to be a meteorite, submit it to a qualified meteorite lab for verification.

Time for more coffee.

 

[Fara]

Thank you guys.

 

[Fara]

I attached XRF results again:

 

[Fara]

The attachments for XRF results are invalid. Try again.

I have to agree with Red-Coat on this. The gravel bar less than 500 meters from my front door has many rocks that look like yours. The likelihood of any of them being meteorites is near impossible. You are free to believe what you like, however. If you truly believe your find to be a meteorite, submit it to a qualified meteorite lab for verification.

Time for more coffee.

I attached XRF results.

 

[galenrog]

Looks like a piece of spotted basalt, now that the XRF readings are up. If you still believe it to be a lunar meteorite, present it to a qualified meteorite laboratory, and have it certified.

Time for more coffee.

 

[Fara]

Thank you so much for response.