Meteorite
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Ray in Ocala
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I collect meteorites
The top pic definitely looks like a meteorite. Most meteorites are of the stony type. The
rest are usually iron or nickel/iron. Some even have olivine crystals in them which makes
them highly desirable. If you want more info on meteorites, e-mail me.
raydobos@aol.com
The top pic definitely looks like a meteorite. Most meteorites are of the stony type. The
rest are usually iron or nickel/iron. Some even have olivine crystals in them which makes
them highly desirable. If you want more info on meteorites, e-mail me.
raydobos@aol.com
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Sorry, but no.
Tommybuckets
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Nope. Let me look again. Nope. In fact they don't have any characteristics of meteorites.
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