Oklahoma Digger
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i thank if it came from space there would be a hole in your roof
Too small of a pebble. What is it then?
I think I'll agree with wvwildman on the hole thing.
But I am no meteor expert...
I wouldn't toss it just yet. Penetrating a roof takes inertia and if it's small and broke up higher in the atmosphere it might not hit hard. In strewn field theory the smaller pieces break off and as their smaller don't have the same energy. They fall to earth differently than the fire ball and the air has a greater affect on them.They loose velocity fast being small. Finding it in a gutter and magnetic w/ a crust sounds good. It might be time to make a window.
Terry S wrote about tiny meteorites ending up in rain gutters. Do you have access to a gram scale? How large is it in size.
lol, roommates.... mine take my ice-cream luckily I don't have any meteorites for them to walk off with, I don't think it was one from the pics if that's any consolation for your loss, but I'm not an expert either.
Could be a Chondrite. Do you have a geology professor nearby? These are all meteorites found in Gold Basin, Arizona for comparison..
Nice find Terry S.!!!! When I travel west I plan to stop by the Meteor Crater outside Winslow. Maybe I'll get lucky in Mojave Desert lol...
i thank if it came from space there would be a hole in your roof
Apparently micro meteorites hitting roofs is extremely common. Clean out the gutters and test what's there. I'm going to do that one day soon.
Apparently micro meteorites hitting roofs is extremely common. Clean out the gutters and test what's there. I'm going to do that one day soon.