Meteorite Falls, and Peace Goes Through the Roof

The Washington Post | October 12, 2003| | Copyright

So a meteorite crashes through your roof, pulverizes a bedroom upstairs, obliterates a powder room downstairs and splinters into pieces in the crawl space beneath your house.

Now what?

You are not necessarily having a bad day. Provided you are not flattened like a pancake, you might even get rich. But you may want to start screening your calls and doing some homework, because you have just become a bit player in a multimillion-dollar enterprise -- the strange, impassioned, big-budget commerce in interplanetary objects.

That is what Roy and Kay Fausset, owners of a New Orleans gift shop, have ...

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