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Kiona Smith

YOU WONT BELIEVE: A tiny meteorite holds interstellar material from a distant supernova | Mind Blowing Facts


From the outside, the little pebble looks like an ordinary rock — yellowish-brown, a little lumpy, and only aboutthree3 grams in mass. But beneath that brownish veneer, it’s studded with microscopic diamonds and another super-hard form of carbon, both formed in the heat and pressure of a meteorite’s impact with Earth.

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