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フランス国立自然史博物館（National Museum of Natural History）が公開した重さ1.3キロの隕石「パリ（Paris）」の写真（2010年2月1日公開）。(c)AFP/MUSEUM NATIONAL ...
More about the "Paris" meteorite:
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By Rich Murray
The Handbook of Texas Online describes the Odessa meteor crater as the largest of several smaller craters in the immediate area that were formed by the impact of thousands of octahedrites (an iron metallic type) that fell in prehistoric ...
Super Hard Diamonds Found in Meteorite
Discovery News
By Larry O'Hanlon | Tue Feb 2, 2010 04:17 AM ET It didn't look quite this dramatic, but ultra hard diamonds were discovered in a meteorite that fell over ...
The latest from NASA's Earth Observatory (02 February 2010)
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* Chiyli Crater, Kazakhstan
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Searching for happy endings » Comet and Meteor go home [...pi, pi, pi, eek, eek, eek]
By Jenn
Comet and Meteor A congratulations to Comet and Meteor for finding their new homes! Comet and Meteor were returned guinea pigs — originally adopted out by South Carolina Guinea Pig Rescue (which has since merged with ACR&S), ...
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