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Sahara 98237 (H5) ~ 83g
"All these years later and this one is finally classified and official!
https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=69594
Interestingly not an L chondrite as had been suspected."
Sahara 98237 ~ 83g
"All these years later and this one if finally classified and official!
https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=69594
Interestingly not an L chondrite as had been suspected."
"Very new to the meteorite game.
Have confirmed meteorite . What does someone do with a 59+ lb hunk of Space Metal???"
"Thanks you for your comment. I know weathering can change the color of rock. Identification meteorite requires a wealth of knowledge. I learned a lot here.thanks "
"Just because the inside looks different than the outside doesn't mean it would be a meteorite, many terrestrial rocks weather on the exterior. I don't see anything to indicate it would be a meteorite."
"The broken rock was found at a newly built street when I was walking. The rock surface is very ordinary. Watching the fracture section, the surface color is different from the inside. I hope it was a miracle."
"Thanks for your advice and encouragement. I’m going to many places. I believe it will be fruitful."
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