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There are indeed radioactive elements in this meteorite.

However, because the radioactive elements carried by meteorites mainly come from cosmic rays, the attenuation speed is very fast. After reaching the earth, its radioactive intensity has been attenuated very weakly, and its impact on human body is even worse than that of ordinary earth and stone.

1. Meteorites in the sky smashed through houses, helping homeowners get rich overnight. 10 65438+ 18, a male resident of Sumatra, Indonesia, suddenly heard a loud noise while working in front of his house. It turned out that a meteorite fell from the sky, smashed through the roof of his house and landed on his balcony. This meteorite is only the size of a palm. It has just landed, its surface is hot, and there is still smoke around it. He dug it out with a hoe and made a video and sent it online.

Soon someone found him, told him it was a meteorite, and said that if he wanted, he could help him contact the buyer to sell the meteorite.

Indonesians readily agreed, so finally the meteorite was sold at a price of 6.5438+0.4 million pounds, which is tens of millions of soft sister coins. I have to say that Indonesian men are really favored by the goddess of luck, because a meteorite that directly broke through the roof became rich overnight.

However, some netizens expressed doubts. If the meteorite falling from the sky contains radioactive elements, will the Indonesian actor's reckless contact with the meteorite endanger his health?

Second, the radioactivity carried by meteorites is very weak, and the answer is no.

Many netizens seem to be right? Radioactive elements? There is a misunderstanding. In fact, most natural mixtures on the earth contain some radioactive elements to some extent, even inside the human body, but the composition, content and radiation intensity are different.

For the simplest example, potassium -40 in human body is a natural radioactive element and one of the main sources of natural nuclear radiation. ?

Moreover, this extraterrestrial meteorite must have some radioactivity, but the radioactive source of the meteorite is different from that of the earth.

Most of the radioactive elements on the earth come from the activities inside the earth, and the decay rate is slow.

The radioactivity of meteorites almost comes from cosmic rays, and this radioactivity decays quickly.

Therefore, strictly speaking, the radioactive intensity carried by most meteorites may not even be comparable to that of an ordinary earth and stone, and even meteorites with strong radioactive intensity are not enough to cause obvious harm to human body.