Hello members, 

I really want to post my question about quartz longtimes ago,   what I learned 
that if one sees quartz on a stone then the stone is not meteorite.
in my knowledge there are different types of quartz and whose chemical formula 
is SiO2. 

habitually no quartz in the meteorites but if there is in a meteorite then it 
is a rare stone and whose classification differs from other meteorites and 
testimony of another planet it's just opinion.

I think that the meteorites have chemical compositions like the terrestrial 
stones (magmatic, volcanic ...). the probability that a meteorite contains SiO2 
is not zero.

if there is a clarification please.

Thanks,
Abdelfattah.
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