Featured Some type of rock or meteor

Hello my friends, I sure did miss you all. Here is something I had in room for a while and just found it today in my messy room, lol.

Anyone know what this rock or ? is called ? It weighs exactly 98 grams .

Thank You all, my close friends because the ones around here are liars, thieves etc.

Regards

Billy D.

 

Looks metamorphic

 

Looks like some type of calcite and quartz on broken piece of fossil.

 

Too out of focus to see the crystals,but looks like volcanic origin of some type. Do you know where it was found?

 

No, I bought a bag of gems rocks at estate sale a few years ago, don't know where it was found.

 

metamorphic

 

Okay cool, Thanks Karahbell. I will google that and see what I find.

 

Also search raw black amber fossil
. https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1....gws-wiz-img.ycg5X3OyU5E#imgrc=j8ButT0zVviLvM:

 

Billy, Check to see if a magnet sticks to it.

 

It might be slag.

 

Some slag that someone found, note the small pebbles similar to yours.


https://www.flickr.com/photos/nessachan/3470165990

 

your friends here won't lie to you or steal from you.........& we'll help the best we can !!!
Komo

 

Hi,
I have been told by many an expert that all meteorites are magnetic. I thought that the stone ones are not since they contain no metal. Many years ago when I was in the US Navy and on trip to Antarctica I found several rocks in the ice shield that were meteorites one was not magnetic. I was told that it was a stony meteorite and was not magnetic. I do not know what to think.
greg

 

Thanks Karahbell, I think I have some of those also.

 

very little, though I have a lot more possible terrestial meteorites I will be posting that do stick to magnet.

 

it's close but not quite sure it's slag, Thank You though

 

Very cool komokwa, I appreciate that

 

Hi Greg, I have been doing research and found that moon and mars meteorites are not magnetic.

 

Hi Billy,
Thanks, when I told my nephews about my meteorites they told their mother what I had said. She told them that I was WRONG. If they remember when they went to the Planetarium the people there told them that all meteorites are magnetic and if they are not they are not meteorires
greg

 

Only a fraction of meteorites are magnetic, though the mostly likely to survive to the ground are the nickel iron ones.