Please tell me this is a meteorite?

[Eldar]

It weighs approximately 20-30 kg and he is magnetized.

 

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[Shunkaha]

Looks like frozen dog poop.

 

[Eldar]

Maybe it's metal slag? it is half composed of iron and half of stone.

 

[smokeythecat]

It does look like frozen dog doodie and a slag melt. Meteorites generally don't have the "knobs" like your piece does. Meteorites are tough for me to ID.

 

[A2coins]

Good to ask and learn I dont think I would know one if I saw one but who knows....Tommy

 

[A2coins]

Welcome tnet also

 

[Eldar]

Thank you !

 

[DDancer]

I'm going to guess you found that in Australia I've found many of them in WA, its a Fulgurite. They are created by lighting strikes and are a molten sand. WA has a lot of iron and magnetite in the soil so they tend to be magnetic there. Basically a frozen form of lighting is how I think of them. Some can be quite colorful. Here's one of mine from WA in 2017.

Sorry not a meteorite

 

[Terry Soloman]

Not a meteorite.

 

[galenrog]

Based on appearance, fulgurite is a pretty good guess, and I have no reason to argue it. In fact, these can be found throughout the world, particularly where lightning strikes are plentiful. This could be what you have.

One thing that is certain is the your item is NOT a meteorite.

Time for more coffee.

 

[Eldar]

Thank you all very much!

 

[trdking]

Its a Meteorite. Its not but you said please so I told you

 

[PetesPockets55]

Its a Meteorite. Its not but you said please so I told you

And trdking always does what he's told to do.(?)

 

[trdking]

And trdking always does what he's told to do.(?)

UHHH Yeah, not so much!