🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Space rock ?

[Donvic]

This rock cut my attention because it looked like a little animal or something stepped on it and also it weighs 200.48 g which is 1002.5 carats one thing I have was saying it may be a space rock because I see a lot of Things in it that are round white also the weight it is magnetic it does stick to a magnet not real strong it’s 3 inches long by 2 1/2 , part 2 at bottom

inches wide it has what looks like two eyes and a mouth in the front with a skull that looks like was that down by a little animal or something with a footprint on the back Here’s some pictures if anyone can help me identify it really would appreciate it thank you for your time

 

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[Treasure_Hunter]

I don't think it is a meteor, it does not look like any I have ever seen or pictures searched, the shapes you think you see are caused by pareidolia.

 

[antmike915]

Normal earth rock; maybe some type of quartz or quartzite.

 

[Donvic]

This rock cut my attention because it looked like a little animal or something stepped on it and also it weighs 200.48 g which is 1002.5 carats one thing I have was saying it may be a space rock because I see a lot of Things in it that are round white also the weight it is magnetic it does stick to a magnet not real strong it’s 3 inches long by 2 1/2 , part 2 at bottom View attachment 2049156View attachment 2049157View attachment 2049158View attachment 2049159View attachment 2049160View attachment 2049161View attachment 2049162View attachment 2049163inches wide it has what looks like two eyes and a mouth in the front with a skull that looks like was that down by a little animal or something with a footprint on the back Here’s some pictures if anyone can help me identify it really would appreciate it thank you for your time

How about a lunar moon rock I think I seen some like this .

 

[Donvic]

Normal earth rock; maybe some type of quartz or quartzite.

How about lunar moon rocks

 

[UnderMiner]

Technically everything on Earth was originally in space, and in a way everything still is. Earth is in space as we speak, we are merely living in a pocket of gas stuck to its rocky surface due to gravity holding it down.

 

[blauer]

Hematite or magnetite.

 

[Red-Coat]

Definitely not a space-rock (and note that a "meteor" is the streak seen in our atmosphere from a "meteoroid", which is then termed a "meteorite" if it reaches the Earth's surface).

It won't be magnetite because that's strongly attracted to a magnet. Hematite is non-magnetic except when magnetite is present as a secondary mineral. Hematite is easily determined from the red-brown streak it will give on the unglazed back of a porcelain tile.

It appears to be a terrestrial igneous porphyry and perhaps in the territory of "spotted basalt". Many igneous Earth rocks (including some basalts) are weakly magnetic.

 

[Donvic]

Definitely not a space-rock (and note that a "meteor" is the streak seen in our atmosphere from a "meteoroid", which is then termed a "meteorite" if it reaches the Earth's surface).

It won't be magnetite because that's strongly attracted to a magnet. Hematite is non-magnetic except when magnetite is present as a secondary mineral. Hematite is easily determined from the red-brown streak it will give on the unglazed back of a porcelain tile.

It appears to be a terrestrial igneous porphyry and perhaps in the territory of "spotted basalt". Many igneous Earth rocks (including some basalts) are weakly magnetic.

I I am sorry this is not the rock the sticks to a magnet I was thinking about the other rock I have when I was saying that it attracted to a magnet this one doesn’t stick to a magnet I started collecting all kinds of rocks so once again I apologize but thank you for giving me some more education on meteors