A meteorite in Michigan worth $100,000 has been maintained for the last 30 years in a Michigan farm an open door. After the Central Michigan University, the 22-pound meteorite rock was taken to be examined by an unnamed man who said he had as a door stop for several decades with him. CMU Geology Professor Mona Sirbescu said that this is the first time in their time at the university that a stone was actually turned out to be a meteorite called test. “For 18 years, the answer has been kategorisch, Nein ‘meteor wrongs, not meteorites,” he said in a statement Sibescu from CMU on Thursday, CNN reported. “I could tell right away that this is something special.” The piece of iron as a space rock of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC has been confirmed, it is never found, the sixth largest meteorite in Michigan, according to the museum. “And ‘the most precious specimen I’ve ever held in my life, monetary and scientific,” said Sibescu. Picture copyright by Mackenzie Brockman / Central Michigan University
If, for meteorites value of $100,000 as a doorstop for 30 years before thinking it is a big deal
