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Why do I collect
meteorites that are not classified?
A: Unclassified meteorite-to-be's are expected to
contribute more new
knowledge to science than known ones. QQQQQQDDDDDDDDDDQQQQ
Q: How do
I determine that my rocks are meteorites?
A: See statement at the end of this page.
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Q: Is
your listing exaustive? A:
No, new meteorites will be added at random into
groups, old and new. Q: Any
unique ones? A: Yes. Some
are crystal-like in shape or having inclusions that
contain removable quarts. Some glister somewhat
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| Anouncement |
By
calling my rocks meteorites in this site I followed
basic authentication rules. That is, they all attract
magnet. Metal specks were found on almost all of
them. Fusion crust can still
be found on some specimens. Of those lacking magnetic
properties X-rocks is the category assigned to them.
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