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In 2015, David Hole was prospecting in Maryborough Regional Park near Melbourne, Australia.

About 1,800 space rocks plow into Earth' 's surface every year. Most remain hidden or don't have particularly odd stories to share. But some are downright

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Australian rock hound David Hole left no stone unturned in his search for answers about his greatest find.

In 2015, David Hole was prospecting in Maryborough Regional Park near Melbourne, Australia.

Contrary to typical Earth rocks, the boulder, now known as the Maryborough meteorite, is so heavy because it is packed with extremely dense types of iron and nickel.

There's nothing like striking gold, especially when you are looking for something valuable. And a man thought the same when he found unusually heavy rock. In 2015, David Hole was prospecting using a metal detector in Maryborough Regional Park near Melbourne, Australia. The rock was unusually heavy, reddish and was lying in yellow clay. He was sure that he had found a nugget of gold. Marybourough, where he found that rock lies in the Goldsfield region. 

In 2015, David Hole was prospecting in Maryborough Regional Park near Melbourne, Australia.

After finding a mysterious indestructible rock in 2015, Hole's rock has finally been carbon-dated to roughly 100-1,000 years old meteorite