Weird Metal from Thailand!

[huyakorn]

This metal is not a magnet but it can push magnet.

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

Okay, so how do I buy this and where do I wire my life savings, I just inherited a few billion dollars from my long lost Kenyan relative (who knew!?) so clearly I need to buy a lot of this stuff and really quick, otherwise the Glorious Republic of Kenya will nationalize my relatives funds.

I got my parents Credit Card, Just tell me what i need to do

 

[huyakorn]

These are images of this Metal :

 

[huyakorn]

These are images of this Metal :

 

[huyakorn]

Is this meteorite?

 

[Sod Buster]

Looks like a bad weld bead to me.

 

[huyakorn]

Okay, so how do I buy this and where do I wire my life savings, I just inherited a few billion dollars from my long lost Kenyan relative (who knew!?) so clearly I need to buy a lot of this stuff and really quick, otherwise the Glorious Republic of Kenya will nationalize my relatives funds.

I have only one piece.

 

[niffler]

slag from welding...like sod buster says

 

[huntsman53]

slag from welding...like sod buster says

I agree! It definitely has been subjected to melting and due to the heat, may have developed a reverse (negative) polarity.


Frank

 

[huyakorn]

Thank you for all comments.

 

[huyakorn]

I put this metal in water of silver metal bowl. There are many bubbles on their surfaces.

 

[huyakorn]

I see this today!

 

[maipenrai]

So, where did yoiu find this metal

 

[huyakorn]

So, where did yoiu find this metal

I found this metal at home in Bangkok. Until now I didn't know how the metal came to my home.

 

[johnnyblaze]

Part of an Alien spacecraft maybe...

 

[huyakorn]

How anyone can weld metal like this?
Is this metal made by hand or made from high nature temperature?

 

[johnnyblaze]

Cool metal all kidding aside what you have there is probably Hematite..It is usually iron ore red but they can also be that color..

Do a google image search and you will see..

Blaze

 

[huntsman53]

IMHO, it has the appearance of coming from a Metal Fabrication/Weld Shop and probably accumulated in a spill/drop container, then removed and discarded. The multi-layers are apparently from multiple spills/drops of the material while it was still molten thus the stepped rolls of each layer and the fact that they are fused together.


Frank

 

[johnnyblaze]

Its the magnetic properties that makes me think Hematite..

Pigeons have a little piece in their head to guide them..They use the earth's magnetic field..

And from the video it seems the same..Is the object you put on the metal always traveling north??

Blaze

 

[Doubter in MD]

There are metals that display magnetic properties that are not magnetic. Look up paramagnetic and diamagnetic. I only spent a few minutes on this. The problem is that I didn't find a metal/material that both repelled and attracted a magnet with no magnetic properties in the absence of a magnet.