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无论是捡到陨石还是收到陨石,广西一些陨石持有人,都希望这些“天外来客”能够让自己“石”来运转,赚一笔意外之财。可事实上,这些陨石并未让持有者发财。广西地质博物馆有关专家表示,目前国内并没有人“烧钱”来收藏陨石,此外,一些陨石持有人不愿进行权威鉴定,导致市场上的陨石鱼龙混杂,有价无市。目睹陨石落地挖出却难发财7月28日,宁明县明江镇布乐村的村民周政,小心翼翼地拿出3块黑色石头。记者看到,这些石头长2至3厘米,宽约1厘米,“这些都是天上掉下来的陨石,据说价格不菲。”周政说。2010年7月的一天,他曾目睹这些陨石落下。“当时我看到流星朝我们飞过来,周围亮得如同白昼。陨石落到山脚下的一块荒地里,发出一声巨响。”周政说。
No matter meteorite or meteorite is picked up, some meteorite holders in Guangxi hope they will make their own “stone” to work and earn a fortune. In fact, these meteorites did not make the holder rich. Experts from the Guangxi Geological Museum said that at present there is no one in China who “burns money” to collect meteorites. In addition, some meteorite holders are reluctant to conduct authoritative appraisals, resulting in meteorites mixed on the market, with no market value. Witnessed the meteorite landing digging but difficult to get rich On July 28, Ningming County Mingjiang Town Bule village villagers Zhou Zheng, carefully out of 3 black stones. The reporter saw these stones 2 to 3 cm long, 1 cm wide, “These are the meteorites fall from the sky, is said to be expensive. ” Zhou said. One day in July 2010, he had seen these meteorites fall. “At that time I saw the meteors flew toward us and the surrounding areas shone like daylight. The meteorites fell into a waste field at the foot of the mountain and made a loud noise.”