"Very cool! Would love a to have a piece of it. Thanks for the share, Charlie. :)"
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"I’ll bet there is, Michael. It’s been classified as an H4-5, and been given the name Blaubeuren.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2020/07/16/sensational-discovery-as-germanys-largest-ever-meteorite-is-found-in-a-garden/"
"Have been a rock hound since before I was born ;) and became interested in meteorites by the fascination of owning a rock from outer space."
Meteorte Preservation and Drought Maps 2017-18
"A little late to your post but this is awesome, Jansen! Just wanted to give you a shout out on your meteoritic altruism!"
"I'm not good at telling what rocks are, only decent at telling if they are a meteorite or not. Great photos, too, always a pleasure to have good photos to look at."
"Thank you both!-
I do enjoy photographing rocks (wish I had a better microscope though).
Any ideas what this could be? The flow bands suggest basalt but it seems more dense."
"Nice pictures though."
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