HUFFINGTONPOST.COM - The rock is nothing much to look at: 33 pounds and oval shaped. If
you didn't know its history, you probably wouldn't be surprised that
Donna Lewis's family used it as a doorstop, later parking it in the
front garden.
It was even painted green for a time.
As it turned out, this was no ordinary rock. On Thursday, Donna and
her husband George formally announced that the family rock picked out of
a cow pasture in the 1930 is in fact a meteorite, Fox News reported.
Researchers from the University of Tennessee believe the ancient and
very valuable rock came from a known meteorite strike that first turned
up evidence in Tazewell, Tenn. in 1853. click here to read more