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🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Possible meteorite
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It looks like a big chunk of slag. I believe meteorites have a uniform, homogeneous interior.
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Plenty of earth rocks are magnetic. The jump to meteorite is a stretch. Looks like iron-bearing terrestrial stone to me.
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Also agree with slag
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Yeah, i agree that it's slag after looking it up. Looks just like it
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