In early to mid June two meteor showers, the Arietids and Zeta Persieds come. These contain thousands of meteors. This is the most intense meteor shower of the daytime. Most meteorites can be found and are found in the polar regions whereas, the famous Mars Meteorite was found. This rock contains, what NASA believes is, fossilized Martian microbial life.
Meteors move very fast.
That is far over 50,000 mph meaning up to 110,000 mph. Meteorites and other space debris, contribute about 27 million tons of matter to our planet every day, most of which is in the atmosphere. They're constantly falling. Meteorites come in three forms such as stony, stony-iron and iron based. The way to know if you found a meteor is if it is heavier than an average rock of its size and if a magnet or something magnetic sticks to it.