The first one. It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie.
Rocks from space,
crashed down on to earth and they believe that
they're scattered across a remote forest in Maine.
Now, here's the kicker.
All right,
a museum has said that they will pay $25,000
to anyone who finds one of those space rocks.
What if you find more than one,
what NASA reported that the meteorite fall and it
was reported and confirmed by eyewitnesses there as well.
So
that's a lot of money for some space rocks.
Are you thinking about making the trip to rain?
So I was looking this up. It's a very remote area.
It's like main and I guess by the Canadian border, if I'm reading this right,
the museum is the main mineral and gem museum who knew that existed.
But according to scientists at this museum, finding this meter, right?
Which I'm not, I'm not saying don't go.
They say it's like finding a needle in a haystack. It's gonna be almost impossible.
But for $25,000 it's worth the search to go explore.
We go and look it as our producer, Joe is saying, but if you're not,
if it's not glowing or a different color, you don't even know,
it looks like a regular rock and it could be like, just as,
or something. So you don't even know what you're looking for.
It's just like I'm looking for something different.
And apparently the, according to radar this was point oh, oh, £4 to, oh, £40.7.
So, not only that, these are tiny rocks. Yeah.
But if you find more than 1 $25,000 baby shit.