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- Not Every Rock That Falls from the Sky is a Meteorite
- Rocks: Igneous, Metamorphic and Sedimentary
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Janice Crowther said no charges will be filed against the business because it was an accident.
Not Every Rock That Falls from the Sky is a Meteorite
The satellite debris theory also came up when a fireball streaked across the Texas sky Feb. That turned out to be a meteorite. It also surfaced last week when a piece of metal crashed through a New Jersey warehouse. That was another errant piece of a mulching machine. It was so incredible. I could actually here it "fizzing" as it came over the house.
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As I sat there in amazement, watching this, I heard a "thump" like sound as it was passing over my house. The next day I decided to go investigate where I thought I heard the sound. To my amazement, the pictures show what I found. The rock was in my front yard laying in bark dust. Please take me seriously. It is a bit funny. It is magnetic, shiny black, heavy for its size, and did hit me in the head and stuck in my hair.
I pulled it out five minutes later. I had got out of the shower 15 minutes previous, therefore when I found it, I thought; how the heck?? The damage is slightly downward. Everyone assumes a nearby lawn mower threw a rock. A rock the size of a baseball was found close by. The rock has a thin layer of crust and responds to a magnet and is very heavy for its size. Any ideas? These fragments were still smoking when I discovered them. These fires were started in the pine straw around the shrubs. In the pine straw is where I found the quarter sized fragments.
This event happened about mid-day. Police in Newcastle, Australia, reported a spate of frozen chickens smashing into house roofs with great force. They suspected a prankster with a powerful catapult. There were no people around so nobody threw it and she did see it fall and hit ground. The sound off of it was louder than a sonic boom. This thing busted apart into small pieces and began falling from the sky.
Much of it rained down throughout the entire Silver Valley area and had every field on fire. When they saw it raining down, they too ducked into the storm cellar. They could hear pieces of it hitting the ground and the steel cellar door like hail.
My dad thought the world was coming to an end!! A piece of this stuff went right through the roof of my dads' uncle's front porch.
Rocks: Igneous, Metamorphic and Sedimentary
After they quit hearing the thuds on the ground, they all climbed out of the cellar to see the fields on fire, the front porch on fire, and the barn on fire. They all grabbed buckets and started dipping water from the well to put the front porch out, but lost the barn. Dad went out the next day and found this rock laying everywhere, still too hot to touch.
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I've put in a link to a few pictures and will keep the email short. I found the rock next to my parked car in the apartment complex parking lot in Austin, TX. The parking space is paved with normal asphalt used for making roads. It was too dark to see clearly so I just proceeded to go inside. The following day my husband is holding this rock in his hand telling me he thinks he found a meteorite in the backyard. He said it stood out like a sore thumb, because it was just laying on top of the ground in an area we had just cleared a few days before.
After showing me where he found it, I told him about the incident the night before. I did not record the exact day, but I believe it was around the 11th, or 12th of June My shop has metal steel siding. When I did rise and stepped out the door, sat down in my chair, I looked to my right and there it was. It does NOT look like any local rocks. It was approximately half the size of a Volkswagen sitting in a small crater at the end of a triangle shaped path cut through the trees.
The path through the tree was a fairly clean cut and burnt. I feel it might be a meteorite simply because it fell from the sky and because of the angle that it stuck into the house. The roof of our house is tiled and one tile was smashed.
At that point I could not think of any reason what smashed it. I fetched my ladder and got a spare roof tile from the shed. I had to get it replaced before the rain did any damage to the ceiling. The tile was on the third row up from the gutter and I could work on it easily. After taking all the broken pieces out I could then look inside but no more than a meter. Just to the right of the hole was a rock, I took the rock out and I immediately thought that someone had thrown it, but that just does not happen here.
The rock is about the size of a cricket ball.
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It was May 31, around in the afternoon. She was outside the home here in Pleasanton Texas, when suddenly she was struck on the back by this rock. What was strange was when I asked her which direction she was facing when struck. She searched for anyone who may of thrown it but found nobody. The opposite direction of which she was facing was only brushy farm land for cattle and no houses for a mile or more. I know the rock did not of hit her directly before striking her back, because she was not injured at all.
She said she felt only a thump, like if it had come from a close distance. I believe if it may of struck the earth before bouncing towards her back. The rock seems to have some sort of fusion crust, also the core is bubble like, a lighter shade of rust color with white pigments slightly throughout the core. It looks to be one of those rare lunar meteorites. Pondering what to do with such a find, he came up with the idea of making a giant slingshot.
They found some truly huge rubber bands and collected a stash of appropriate sized stones, and they managed to rig up the device in an abandoned field outside town. They disported themselves on a fine morning by launching their missiles idly into the air until they became bored, then wandered off in search of fresh amusement. The next day, there was a story in the local paper about a mysterious hail of rocks from the sky. No one was hurt, but several cars suffered some damage.
My first thought from about 20 feet away was that it was some sort of compacted fecal matter that fell from an air craft. My immediate reaction was that someone threw a rock at the house. Upon inspection I discovered this rock the size of a match box, grey in colour , dense and rather unique.
Am suspicious it might be a meteorite. I was standing on the patio with my son, my son saw it as well!!! It just dropped in front of our faces!!!! There were no neighbourhood boys who could have thrown objects. The next morning I went into the garden to see what fell there, and saw nothing, but a hole in the soft soil about eight inches deep. This rock was at the bottom of the hole. She grew up in White County, Indiana and told me that they woke up one morning and found a crater in the yard.