I found this the other day. About drove me crazy. My QDII kept saying something was there and all I could see was dirt clods. I started dividing my dirt clod pile in half and then half again until I finally isolated the dirt clod that made my machine go beep. I didn't really know what I had until I got it back home and washed off with soap and water. I wasn't completely sure it was metallic until I had it all cleaned up and under good lights. It looks like aluminum but seems harder than aluminum when I tried to scratch it with my knife. It is silver looking under the oxided skin. I suspect it is magnesium from a bat because I found it in a dug out at the ball park. Of course if anyone asks, I think I will tell them it is a meteorite.
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A Find to Make you Go HMMM:sad:
- Thread starter jdstawker
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GRAY GHOST
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n/t
That's definitely the remnants of a mid-air collision of two UFOs. That lump of metal is what's left of the seat belt latch. The rest of the ship evaporates but the latch survives because it is behind the air bag. It happens all the time. I think you'll find that it is made of unobtainium.
If I can help any further, please feel free to ask.
If I can help any further, please feel free to ask.
devildog3rd
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I found this the other day same problem but it is heavy and will not scratch at all. I thought it was lead from the weight of it but it is too hard. I had one guy tell me it was some kind of low grade silver but he was no expert.
The object at the 9 o'clock position. And a rock at 3 o'clock that acts like a 50 cent coin.
I found this the other day same problem but it is heavy and will not scratch at all. I thought it was lead from the weight of it but it is too hard. I had one guy tell me it was some kind of low grade silver but he was no expert.
The object at the 9 o'clock position. And a rock at 3 o'clock that acts like a 50 cent coin.
