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“I was outside today and I found this object in my yard. “Found in my front yard this morning, definitely not there yesterday ( i mowed).” “The person who gave me the rock over 25 years ago indicated that he heard it hit the ground and picked it up.” “In the middle of April, I was out in my yard and found this rock. “I found this rock at a site that I thought at first may have been a lightning strike, it was impacted into the earth with only about a 1/3 of it showing and the area around it was charred and still smoldering.” “About 27 or 28 years ago, while fixing a fence, I came across a fence post that was split in half, partially burnt, with a small one ounce rock imbedded near the base.” Most importantly, however, no meteorite would have a reddish interior like this. Although it has a crust, I think that it is not a meteorite fusion crust because it does not look glassy as it would on a freshly fallen meteorite, it is too thick, and a meteorite fusion crust would not flake off like this on a fresh fall. He dug the area and found a small pebble sized stone of reddish brown colour.”

He looked at the place and found it smashed as if hit by something and had gone inside the ground. Suddenly, with a Vrroomm sound, something fell on the ground just a few metres away from him. “Today morning (5th December, 2020), at about 5 am, my brother was out for morning walk as usual. I actually have what came flying through the sky because it landed right infront of me.” “…so at around 3 o’clock to about 4 o’clock am (early Sunday) right infront of me a rock with a green flame to it actually fell right in front of me. “The only reason I’m reaching out, is because it popped out of the air about 2 1/2 feet above the ground right in front of my eyes!!.thats crazy!!! And in the middle of the parking lot!” About a week or so later he was in the garden and found this odd rock.” It was night and VERY dark so we looked, got spooked and went inside. “My husband heard a loud bang or thug like something hitting the ground in the garden. The next day my 2-year old grandson was out in the back yard and found the “rock”. “i found a strange rock in front of my house that just seemed to have appeared overnight.” (4) Meteorites do not land “smoking hot.” More about that below. (3) The inquiry does not say whether or not the rock attracts a magnet, but I do not see any obvious metal. (2) The interior on the right does not look like the inside of an ordinary chondrite, the most common kind of meteorite. (1)The surface on the left does not look like a meteorite fusion crust to me. yesterday is when it happens this is what it looks like? Can you give me any type of info just by the picture?Yes, I can. The photos above were sent to me with the following story: “…the other day a friend of mine heard a big Bang on his roof it fell off and it was smoking hot he said he cooled it off with the hose. For reasons I do not understand, many appear to be slags.Many are just the right size for throwing.They never seem to have a meteorite fusion crust.I have noticed 3 things about such rocks: I also include some newspaper and other media articles about suspected meteorites that turned out to be meteorwrongs. I do not know how these various rocks and metal pieces came to be where they were found, but I am rather certain that most did not come from outer space. (See accounts for Benld, Bloomington, and Park Forest, for example.) None of the rocks associated with the stories below that I have had the chance to examine myself have been meteorites, however. Some of them describe real meteors and some of the rocks may be real meteorites. I am fascinated by the numerous stories that I have been sent about rocks someone found that “weren’t there yesterday.” (Sorry, this is a long page because I have received LOTS of these stories.) Common alternative stories are “We heard a thud on the roof at night and found this rock the next morning” and “I saw a fireball and found this stone where I saw it land.” All the quotations below were sent to me by real people. Back to “Some Meteorite Realities” Most rocks that fall from the sky are not meteorites