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Nesslilli48

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This was found in when i dissolved a bigger rock with light acid . The next day this was in the can. has very distinctive meteorite markings.
my theory is in fell in a inland sea fell to the bottom and was encased in sediment . then the seabed was dredged up by the glaciers and deposited somewhere else then i found it and exposed it from its casing it has no nutural erosion. it has hundreds of Regmaglypt's abundent streaking and a nice fusion back.
But it doese not match any known meteorite
 

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Cool looking rock. Could you take some pictures under natural lighting?
 
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Cool looking rock. Could you take some pictures under natural lighting?
do you mean outside in the sun? the pics are with a 150 watt regular light bulb. but yes i can take more pics
 
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