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lemmings.world

Kind of bum that the article did not mention how much it was worth

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lemm.ee

The researchers argue that the Maryborough meteorite is much rarer than gold, making it far more valuable to science.

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lemmy.world

Just imagine how many science they could get if they traded it in!

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I think their take is kind of questionable. It may be more valuable to science but its monetary value is almost certainly less than gold.

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