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FlAme check no green I did my math wrong and forgot to times my volume by pie before I could calculate the grAvity and it turned out to be a faint imprint fossil of a ammonite snail. Sorry for my mistake .

But look at the photos on my new post please 

Hello everyone I need some seasoned experts to take a glimpse at my find and judge if I'm right this is a meteorite or meteor(not).

I've had this rock in my collection for some time and upon resent researching I read that Carbonaceous Meteorite are composed of millimeter sized chondrules called a matrix.

This rock in my post has weathered fractured breaks, thumb prints shaped holes, rounded, and grainy like sand.

Ill try to weight is and get it's mass and volume to check the rocks specific gravity.

Someone tell me if I'm wrong or right thinking this is a meteorite.

Does this look like a martian meteorite it has a specific gravity of 3.45312 the image is a piece I broke off it's greyish white.