The owner asks, "Is it from Outer Space?" and "Do you want to purchase some?"

"Is it a Meteorite?" the site asks. However, this young man appears to have already reached a conclusion! Meteorite KC902.

Another "Is it a Meteorite?" site. Sorry!

Still another "Meteorite or not."

Yet another called the "Hunter Stone"

Surprisingly, lack of evidence can cause persons who are very familiar with meteorites to jump to a wishful conclusion, "So far we haven't found any good explanation of the crater except a meteorite." The crater at Eliastorp. ( Do you think that since the 'crater' is in the middle of a road, it's location might be a 'clue'? see- Did a Meteorite Slam Oakland? and Field Report )

Denial is the best 'evidence' why this has to be a meteorite at http://www.meteorite-iron.narod.ru/ (slow loading)

Congrats to the author of this Illinois page. This is the way suspect* meteorites should be presented: "Wrong' till proven authentic.

Goran Lindfors boasts " It`s me Göran Lindfors from Sweden, with the worlds most beautiful Lunar and martian Mars meteorites. If you read on the Washington university home -site with registered Lunar samples = The evidence are fusion crust, glass with unsorted clasts (agree). But the true is that none of them on the Washington university-list are in hard shocked glass. I have much fusion crust on my pictures ! And of course are all mine in extreme "
Besides 'extra-rare soil' (extra dirty meteorites?), Mr. Lindfors has obtained a web site, so perhaps he will stop spamming his email photos. Here is more info.

The author of this web site (best view with IE browser) claims 'proof' that meteorite showers start fires. Leave reality at home and journey to the Great Lakes Great Fires Meteorite - The photo of his "most startling piece of evidence ... the recent discovery of a 26.5 kilogram 'carbonaceous chondrite meteorite' on the shores of Lake Huron " does not look like a meteorite. (I wrote the author on 06/16/05 and asked if he had independent verification that the stone was a 'meteorite.' No response.) Here is his so called' proof'. Even if the reader pretends it is a real meteorite, where is the 'evidence' that meteorites fell in 1871 and started fires??? 'Most Startling"??? better arguments

Not only does this site contain some 'wrongs' but some strange health misinformation from Bulgaria.

Want to pay meteoritic prices for wrongs? Then shop carefully at the Treasures of the World (scroll down to 'Meteorites') because only 'suspect* meteorites' are listed.

* This video by rayoloco5000 proudly exhibits his 'Martian meteorite' and other obvious wrongs.

** A North Carolina wrong? Sorry!

*** Another 'What is it?' wrong.

"The statement I make is that when science tells you that it is not a meteorite, all the graphs, and websites you build will not make it a meteorite. Do you have any idea how many people contact me with "Million Dollar Meteorites", none of which usually turn out to be meteorites. The fact that I refuse to pay them a penny does not dissuade them from believing that the rocks are just that, rocks."
Michael Farmer

Self proclaimed meteorite hunter, self proclaimed 'museum curator' and 'witness' to many 'meteorites' falling from the sky and landing nearby, Mitchel Minor, sells the 'fruits' of his success with Mitch's Museum of Rocks. Mr. Minor offers lots of lab test results he calls 'satisfactory evidence', but his test results and 'classifications' are meaningless because the results have not been independently verified by an expert. And under his eBay ID "starchasersmeteorites", he continues to auction suspect meteorites classified by 'Museum Curator' Mitchel Minor. Please examine independent lab reports, buyer and expert opinions to decide for yourself.

Basalt (volcanic rock) is a very comon meteorwrong. Mr. Todd Lamb believes his basalt to be from Venus at Venusmeteorite.com. Lots of great basalt photos (but wrongs in my opinion).

(Best viewed with Internet Explorer) MasFrank Meteorite "Spaceslag" claims to be outerspace slag, mined by Extraterrestrials, that has fallen to Earth. ( the site does not speculate as to how the slag actually escaped from an alien smelter and wound up floating in space - no doubt a violation of Intergalactic Space Dumping Laws) The owner has "inferred" that he is in the process of trying to have his mineral Update Nov-07 - Times are tough! Time to cut the 'slag'! The spaceslag, the name 'spaceslag', the website and domain name are bundled for bid starting at $9500. Too bad that Meteoritical Society certification didn't work out...

Meteorite Taipei justifies his groups of rocks in this manner: "Q: Why do I collect meteorites that are not classified? A: Unclassified meteorite-to-be's are expected to contribute more new knowledge to science than known ones." What? MT does not know that classifying meteorites is the ONLY WAY to 'contribute more new knowledge to science'? Then again, as long as MT pretends he has "meteorite-to-be's" without actually verifying them, he can easily/cheaply have a large pretend-to-be collection.

ANOTHER space cadet is convinced God has given him a piece of Mars to present to the planet Earth. The problem: The "Conspiracy" is hindering his efforts and he needs your help at Frass "Meteorite". Here is a link to independent test results (large PDF file) that you won't find on the Frass site.