very unusual, with a bubbled surface and lots of tiny indentations
- a bit like volcanic lava."
Lightened photo
After looking at the photo, I have to agree with Miss Cowton. It does
look like volcanic lava. Perhaps a piece recently removed from someone's outdoor barbecue.
(I have a bunch of these available with black crust [burnt sauce]!!!!- Just like photo)
If she waits till after it is examined to sell it, I'm afraid she will not get enough $ for a new
bottle of nail polish.
Best,
Ken Newton
Photo's Dark?
Keith wrote:
There are more details about this incident and
a picture in teh article "Teenager 'struck by meteorite'"It stated:
"A North Yorkshire teenager is convinced she has
been hit by a meteorite which could be billions of
years old.Siobhan Cowton says the small lump of warm rock
fell from the sky over Northallerton and landed on
her foot."
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_658058.html?menu=news.scienceanddiscoveryhttp://www.ananova.com/images/web/27102.jpg
The "meteorite" looks like a piece of coal slag.
But I could be wrong.Have Fun
Keith
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