On 6 Mar 2011 at 13:35, George Roberts wrote:
> ... this one went through the roof of a house so it has a few
> unusual markings (mostly the shiny groove)
I agree that it does look like a meteorite, but I don't see how
falling through the roof of a house could create a formation like
that shiny groove. It took a lot of energy to form that, and it looks
like the application of a machine.
Perhaps however, while the object was wandering around in space, some
small object struck it a glancing blow and dug out that groove. That
would have been quite unusual. Have any (other) meteorites been found
with similar features?
It must be quite heavy.
Thomas Goodey
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