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Small tremor of magnitude 2.8 just reported 20 km northeast of Groningen, Netherlands
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![[Linked Image from metawake.info]](http://www.metawake.info/images/other/meteorite1.jpg)
What appears to be a magnificent opal is actually a thin slice of a meteorite magnified and photographed by Tom Phillips.
Tom's extensive gallery of photos (link) are filled with specimens beautiful to look at and equally thought provoking. Like this one... what are these dark ovals suspended in a rock from space?!
![[Linked Image from metawake.info]](http://www.metawake.info/images/other/meteorite3.jpg)
Have a browse through his galleries. 
![[Linked Image from metawake.info]](http://www.metawake.info/images/other/meteorite2.jpg)
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