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Are meteorites renewable? If so in what way?

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No, is a non-renewable resources
Examples of a non-renewable resources include minerals such as rocks, metals, gems, and sand. Fossil fuels (oil, coal, and natural gas) are also non- renewable. While these materials are generated by natural processes and can therefore eventually be “regenerated,” these processes take thousands or millions of years

A meteorite consist mainly of iron-nickel metal with small amounts of sulphide and carbide minerals. During the decay of radioactive elements in the early history of the solar system, many asteroids melted and the iron they contained, being dense, sank to the centre to form a metallic core
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