Is this a meteorite? If not what type of rock is it?

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God Lord Mercy Blick, thanks for them ! How I wish as a rockhound some 46 years I had studied a bit, like you and Man and Eng

By the way whatever happened to the last

Great! thanks:)

Ditto Blick

Im a professional geologist and Im always fooled by "meteorwrongs". Its damn difficult to id them from photos. Contact this guy at ST Louis U, hes the best there is in the study of bolide geology.

CONTACT RANDY KOROTEV

After looking a little closer at the specimens blown up everal times , there are actul CRYSTLS of what appears to be a cubic metallic form. Id guess that its an iron ore like Magnetite which often has this kind of crystal structure. Mteorites dont. And the reddish coating is a bit bright for a fusion ring

well i did think it could contain iron so i tested it with a few magnets but none of them had a noticeable attraction (i dont know if i should expect a magnetic attraction any way )

Hand it to a Muslim, if they start worshipping it, then you know it's a meteorite.

except for stuff lik chondrites or pallisites, all meteorites should be magnetic with that "all over" fusion layer that indicates its been tooling around in space and then entering our atmosphere.

That "travel itinerary" often makes some funky blackened raction surfaces and shapes. Yours demonstrates a "crystalline habit". Thats NOT a mteoritic habit. Since its not iron-rich, those crytals need to be analyzed as to mineral content. Salisbury had depoits of tin that was used to make the ancient "Doggerland" , a point of trade during the metal ages. It may be something like cassiterite but it need a close in look by a uni geology student who can pop it under a mike or better, an Energy dispersive Xray . This can easily be looked at and not sacrifice any part. I dont like to damage any obvious crystal faces on a sample

Ok, well having done a it more research i'm convinced that it isnt a meteorite but i will be heading back to uni 2 weeks time so ill see if i can get it tested then!

yep, thats the ticket. dont stop till you find out what it is. Let mw know because the xl are curious forms and, if its cassiterite, you could be near some bronze age digs

How exciting! ill let you know