meteorite rain gutter??

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Only way to know, for sure, is to have it authenticated. Anything else is just a guess, IMO
 

I'm certainly not very knowledgeable on meteorites but maybe. I'm sure someone with more knowledge will come along. I will say that micrometeorites are VERY common in gutters.
 

A very interesting specimen indeed. If it was an Iron meteorite it would attract a magnet like me to Lynda Carter! Since it is only mildly attracted, maybe volcanic, basalt? I have watched Ravens drop rocks on roofs and in gutters. I hope it is a meteorite, but I'm skeptical.
 

A very interesting specimen indeed. If it was an Iron meteorite it would attract a magnet like me to Lynda Carter! Since it is only mildly attracted, maybe volcanic, basalt? I have watched Ravens drop rocks on roofs and in gutters. I hope it is a meteorite, but I'm skeptical.
I have studied it well with my 10x loupe and a can see what looks lik specks of metal and have seen a small white inclusion. Will have to do a correct magnet test on a string. cool small guy and i am not going to damage it in anyway just keep it as a curiosity. and will look at it under the microscope at the local natural history depot when they are done moving location and setled in.
 

If it was an Iron meteorite it would attract a magnet like me to Lynda Carter!

Terry, you're still living in the Wonder Woman years...Linda Carter is currently 73 years old.
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