Hey all. While hiking nearly five miles into the remote mountains of Utah, I came across a truly bizarre rock unlike anything I’ve seen before. The area was completely isolated—no one around for miles. The stone is unusually heavy for its size, with a pale gray interior that closely resembles known lunar meteorites and a dark, crust-like exterior that hints at high atmospheric heat. What really caught my attention is that it’s completely non-magnetic, which lines up with rare achondrite meteorites, including those originating from the Moon. Is this a fragment of another world that crash-landed in Utah centuries ago? I’m sharing close-up photos here—take a look and decide for yourself.
Scott C. Waring
