meteorwrong or meteorite?

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Split it in half and see a fresh surface.
you wish. i am not going to ruin it. Here is something else i found. Let's say meteorwrong or meteorite part 2. At first when i found it i thought it was charcoal but then i saw gas bubbles. It is not magnetic and not very heavy. It broke when i came home and there was a crack when i found it.
 

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here some closeups of the outer surface and inner matrix of the black rock, are there chondrules visible? I hope that when it is a meteorite someone will say so, but i doubt it.
 

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