BOSS_RUN THEMUFFINMAN absolutely! i don’t want to wash rocks but i’d love to work around people who are into their work this much!

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Yeah, 6 years later I bump into this video(because this field is my passion) and when I see him I said 😅wtf hold on a second. He is Tim😋😀😀 Chris Hadfields 's favorite man in BBC series. Very surprisingly we have a lot common interest and profession

@@TugcagDUMLUPINAR Dr Tim finished his PhD thesis on cosmochemistry successfully, he also wrote a book on meteorites, but he's now left meteoritics and geology and works in a different scientific field.

Señor Gordon Freeman I’m sure the sample you received Is real. Nobody’s taking the time to re-create the exterior look of a meteorite And then sell it for a few dollars. It just doesn’t seem to be worth the time and effort for such a small pay off. What we both have is real, not very expensive, but absolutely spectacular.

MATTHEW CLARK Well it is magnetic for sure, and strong too. And I wear it anyway. Really like it.

Bought one for our Son for Christmas the other day. :)

It's probably a Campo crystal (if it's shiny)... It's common for bigger pieces to be freezes with nitrogen then hit with a hammer and the small pieces to then be sold on, they're common in jewellery pieces, usually at the lower price range and Campo has a large total mass so it's the most common meteorite in the market

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Hello, I work with cast iron and steels. We normally etch samples with 0.5 to 2 vol% Nital. Lower concentration etches slower and can be easier to control and get uniform etch. I would guess you can use similar for meteoric iron.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g9aedK90ma6olZs.html you might like this.

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Educated guess: dark and bright spots are both ferrite (body-centered cubic iron crystal) but are grains with different orientation. The etching causes grain with different orientations to reflect light differently, thus be perceived as different brightness.

If you think you have pieces of Campo then they'll have already been authenticated... If what you have isn't authenticated then it's probably not Campo and may or may not be a meteorite

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It's not a meteor, it's a meteorite.

That site is very prolific and the meteorite pieces are sold everywhere, quite cheaply.

@@donaldkasper8346 According to Argentine law the sale of meteorites its illegal, you are buying stolen goods.

@@JuanSanchez-rb4qu Argentina Del Camp meteorites are widely sold at all rock and gem shows in the US for over 40 years. You are not in reality and Argentina has no laws.

@@donaldkasper8346 IDC its still stolen goods

Tim purchased it during his PhD thesis from a well known meteorite seller

Look for them on the ground. Typically found in crater.

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@@TheLivirus not true regarding crater

Meteor are in the sky, you may find meteorites on the ground in India but it helps to look for known strewn fields

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mee too bud

@America 2.0 Exactly

me too brother

i have one pice same sheerwanialan4@gmail.com call me

me too, I didnt think it was real when I received it as a birthday present but I have been assured it is the real deal. How cool is that?

Good

I can sell you, msg me

Sendme you cell number o watsapp number

No such thing

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Those patterns in terrestrial rocks are nowhere near the same as the pattern found in iron meteorites, and for a very good reason.

Sir /madam my Philippines🇵🇭 country to manila Qezon city balintawak..

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