Why this rock is
probably not a meteorite:
1) No fusion crust.
2) Too round. This rock has the shape of an oblate spheroid,
which is rare among meteorites.
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What is it?
We can't identify the rock type from the photo, but a shape
like this is common among terrestrial rocks that have been abraded
by other rocks and wave action near the shore of a large body of water
or in a fast-flowing river. |
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