Jason Utas, right, a geology student at UC Berkeley, shows a 7.5-gram fragment of a meteorite called CM chondrite he found Friday in Coloma, Calif., to Doug Klotz, left, and Dr. Paul Guttmann.
Jason Utas, right, a geology student at UC Berkeley, shows a 7.5-gram fragment of a meteorite called CM chondrite he found Friday in Coloma, Calif., to Doug Klotz, left, and Dr. Paul Guttmann.
“It’s the rarest of the rare. It’s older than the sun. It holds the building blocks of life.”
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Why do I think that the State of California is about to jump in a claim ownership of these rocks?
Besides, who owns the mineral rights from what falls from the sky?
“It holds the building blocks of life”
Jason, put some gloves on when holding that thing!