Michigan farm used this 10.22-kg rock as a doorstop for decades. It was a meteorite

Mint - Oct 7, 2026

A 10.22-kg rock used as a barn doorstop on a Michigan farm for decades has been confirmed as an iron meteorite from the IIIAB group. Found after a reported 1939 fall near Edmore, the rock was identified by Central Michigan University and later studied by the Smithsonian Institution.

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