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"The meteorite was brought to the hut as an object of special significance, because it came 'from another world," Professor Tadeusz Galinski told the Polish Press Agency.
Wouldn't the person who collected the meterorite have to have seen it fall, to surmise that it "came from another world?" And how would Professor Galinski be able to surmise that?
Perhaps a person picked it up, just because it was an unusual rock.