✅ SOLVED help me please

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anyone know any information pleaseee??
 

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I see you fly the Turkish flag .. with that being said, it appears as though there was a lot of meteorite activity in Eastern Turkey in 2015, so, if you are in that area, it could well be.

https://www.google.com/search?q=meteor+in+turkey&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

You can do an image search for specimens that others have found in the area and see if yours looks close.

Other than tat, I can't be of much help.
 

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in turkey usually be meteor rain.

but in my city didnt happened since 50 years.

i compare the pic.it looks like same but how i can be sure.never i think.
 

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this is broken
 

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It could be a meteor. There are two kinds. The stony kind which is hard to tell. And the nickel iron kind. Easy thing to do is see if it is slightly magnetic, try a magnet or put a compass next to it and see if it influences the compass. You can also buy a nickel test. It is a liquid you put on a rock to see if turns a specific color. Not the best test, but inexpensive. Other way is to take it to a well known mineral dealer to look at it or a university. They are tough.
 

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Nickel tests are very inconclusive, you need an xrf for nickel analysis. Where was it found, on a dry lake?. It looks really weathered. Is it magnetic? Google search how to identify a meteorite.I see no trace of fusion crust
 

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no i found it in an old greek church debris.it is in a jungle.and yes it is magnetic.
 

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