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Talking about being to close to the STAR's dose anyone know if this is a meteorite. Is none magnetic but metal alloy IS rusty WITH thumb marks and is very heavy.

Using the app radiation detector on phone is radioactive 1.15mSv/hr

Also fillings under microscope look energised I must say is amazing as meteorite is not magnetic I know this quite a few finds that are not magnetic. But is as heavy as metal but looks like a alloy GUESS that's why am interested as never seen the likes.

Might be bit to close for comfort as I found it in my flower bed SPRING I bet most are found when we get warmer garden motivated.

Anyway further to what I believe to be my meteorite I found OR did it find me.

Well I did nickel test like a true expert and swab did not go red

Anyway it's pepping my head as I want to know what it is so I did some research and SEE the rusty colour of my meteorite.

Could I be right in thinking I could file some of that rusty dust of AS I believe it to be ferrite chloride THEN use it to see if it will etch the metal alloy core of what I have called transfomiom lol

As I don't know what it is

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Snodgrass9 years ago

Why don't you just take it to a museum or somewhere they have the knowledge you require?

• in reply toSnodgrass9 years ago

Hi Snodgrass now where would be the fun in that .. Guess when have filled my boots I could take.

knitter9 years ago

Hi Jeff, was there any heavy industry or smelting works near you in the past ?

As snodgrass suggests a museum may help

• in reply toknitter9 years ago

Hi knitter the do say most finds could be old canon balls, machine ball bearing's bits of old german bomb's but most of them have flaws imperfections when cast.

sassy599 years ago

Close Encounters of the JAS kind l think. Xxx

• in reply tosassy599 years ago

Hi sassy59 defo agree there lol

Mandy65139 years ago

You have a radiation detector on your phone ???? !!!!!!

• in reply toMandy65139 years ago

Hi mandy6513 I thought everyone did

Mandy6513• in reply to9 years ago

Nope not me i just have a ghost hunter phone app

aberdeenman• in reply toMandy65139 years ago

pmsl @ ghost hunter

Mandy6513• in reply toaberdeenman9 years ago

I would like an app that does housework

aberdeenman• in reply toMandy65139 years ago

You don't want much lol

scorpiolass9 years ago

Hi Jeff but I think of you still as Daz. I don't know what the rock is. As others say, a museum may be able to help. Too cold for the garden I am afraid. X

• in reply toscorpiolass9 years ago

Hi Scorpiolass cheers .... Defo as been nip out snow, hale stone, weather wants to make it's mind up of just what it's doing.

I don't think is garden rock tho is defo metal but when I grind it no sparkles come of it ..

RibvanRey9 years ago

Hi. Obviously I can only go by the pics and it is difficult to guess the sizes. Are you sure that it is not just a piece of iron stone? Is the smooth groove a fork mark? Regards, Rib

• in reply toRibvanRey9 years ago

Hi RibvanRey it looks like it was part of bigger chunk that had broke in to .. The core is not magnetic but shinny and the bit you can see rust's.

I did expect it to be magnetic SO am doing few acid etch test's

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