>>11226271Probably not.
If you want to investigate further thought, the simplest tests you can do at home are magnetism, (most meteorites will stick to a magnet), and streak.
To do a streak test you need to scratch a clean surface of the rock across a piece of unglazed porcelain (the bottom rim of a coffee cup can work). This leaves a colored mark on the porcelain which can help you identify the rock. If it is a meteor will likely not leave a mark at all, meteorites rarely have a streak. If it leaves a grey mark it is most likely magnetite. If it leaves a red mark it is most likely hematite. These are both common terrestrial irons ores and are both *very* commonly mistaken for meteorites.
