METEORITE BUYING AND SELLING MARKET IN WEST ASIA
A meteorite is a fragment of a space body that falls to the surface of our planet after passing through the Earth's atmosphere. Online shopping and sales, which have become popular on advertisement sites, are an opportunity for some people and they can sell their goods, and on the other hand, buyers can find their goods at a more reasonable price. "Meteorites are priced from one dollar to 4000 dollars in the world market. Physical methods are the first step in the identification of meteorites, and up to 80% of accurate and reliable results can be obtained by using them. For some people, finding a meteorite is much more fun than owning it, and they find the search for meteorites an exciting pastime.
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What is a meteorite?
A meteorite is a fragment of a space body that falls to the surface of our planet after passing through the Earth's atmosphere. The term also applies broadly to similar objects that fall on the surface of other planets and other large celestial bodies. These bodies are space rocks that were torn from the surface of other bodies and fell on Earth, and we call these rocks "meteorites" or "sky stones". Meteorites contain amounts of metallic elements such as pure iron, and studying these heavenly stones is one of the most important methods of obtaining information regarding the formation of the solar system, such as planets, moons, and other smaller objects.
An asteroid is a small rocky body that orbits the Sun. A meteorite is a small fragment of an asteroid or a comet that enters the Earth's atmosphere while burning up. When meteorites enter the atmosphere of the earth or another planet like Mars at a high speed and burn up, they are called meteors, which we also call comets. Sometimes meteors can even appear brighter than Venus, which is when we call them fireballs. Scientists estimate that about 48.5 tons (44,000 kg) of meteorite material falls on Earth every day.
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Buying and selling meteorites online
Online shopping and sales, which have become popular on advertisement sites, are an opportunity for some people and they can sell their goods, and on the other hand, buyers can find their goods at a more reasonable price. But on the other hand, there are fraudulent profiteers who take advantage of people's lack of awareness and give fake goods or receive money, and by turning off the phone, they no longer respond to the buyer.
Once upon a time, if a person wanted to sell an item or buy something, he had to put on a scarf and hat and go to the market, or print an advertisement to sell his goods and stick it on the door and wall. But today, the Internet has taken over everything and a simple search and a few clicks will easily help you to buy or sell the items you want without even leaving your home.
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Meteorite export
"Meteorites are priced from one dollar to 4000 dollars in the world market. Of every 286 meteorites that have been found on earth, one of them must be valuable and more expensive than gold. A meteor shower from Mars in 2011 made Moroccan shepherds millionaires. This information was published by the meteorite brokers.
They say that the fresher, bigger and rarer the meteorites are, such as Martian meteorites or lunar meteorites, the more expensive they will be. Of course, this valuation is usually determined based on the desire of collectors to have rare meteorites, and usually their scientific value is not very influential in determining the price. But more than 90% of the meteorites found on the surface of the earth are chondritic meteorites, which are not very valuable due to their abundance; Therefore, the fact that a stone is a meteorite does not necessarily mean that it is valuable.
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Identifying real and original meteorites
Physical methods are the first step in the identification of meteorites, and up to 80% of accurate and reliable results can be obtained by using them. Also, you can first know which stones cannot be meteorites in terms of appearance. The mineralogical, physical and chemical characteristics of meteorites can help us to a great extent in identifying these heavenly bodies, but their definitive diagnosis requires detailed analysis and new methods. The possibility of finding meteorites, especially iron meteorites, is high in deserts due to their different gender compared to the surrounding rocks. Every year thousands of strange stones are found by ranchers, hunters and other people. All of them think that the stones they found are meteorites! But the fact is that less than 1% and only 1% of them can be meteorites.
Meteorites do not have many holes in them, but volcanic rocks have many holes in them due to the presence of gas. According to this issue, meteorites can be separated from volcanic rocks. Most meteorites contain at least some metal. Do you see the spark of metal on the broken surface of the stone? If you can see it, you've probably found a meteorite.
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Where are meteorites found?
For some people, finding a meteorite is much more fun than owning it, and they find the search for meteorites an exciting pastime. Sometimes, this feeling of excitement, especially after finding the first meteorite, is so intense that the person may give up his whole life for a while and all his grief is to find another meteorite. In fact, in many of these cases, the mentioned person returns to his normal life after a while with disappointment; Because probably his first find was nothing but luck!
Meteorites can be found anywhere in the world. They may or may not be anywhere we think of; Because pieces of space rocks continuously hit the earth's surface. Of course, it should be said that most meteorites fall into the oceans and are lost in the deep waters. The vast majority of meteorites are never found, but are weathered by Earth's weather and become completely part of the Earth's crust. Other meteorites are also trapped in polar ice in Antarctica. This is where international teams of scientists from around the world have been collecting them for decades. In 2000, more than 20,000 meteorites were discovered in Antarctica, none of which are accessible to meteorite collectors.
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