Picked up this little 7/16" long stone a while back. Figured it was
something but never spent very much time looking at it until today.
When I turned the one end up to the microscope, I found a jade-green
looking material sticking out of it. Besides taking a couple
pictures of the green material, I took a few pictures of the stone
overall to give those interested some idea as to why I thought the
stone might be a meteorite. The green protruding material brought to
mind for me the Isheyevo Carbonaceous piece with the Teal-green
inclusion that Mr. Kuyken has.
Michael Murray
micro hunter of southwest Colorado
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