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  • Macrophotographer Snaps Snowflakes Up Close—And the Results Over Past 14 Winters Are Magical
    Macrophotographer Snaps Snowflakes Up Close—And the Results Over Past 14 Winters Are Magical
    It’s true: every single snowflake is unique—and nothing shows this better than photographer Alexey Kljatov’s macro snowflake photography. Born in Moscow, 46-year-old Alexey still lives in the city. On a ...
    February 18, 2022BY Anna Mason
  • South African ‘Diamond Rush’ Unearths Only Quartz Crystals, Officials Say
    South African ‘Diamond Rush’ Unearths Only Quartz Crystals, Officials Say
    JOHANNESBURG—Unidentified stones that lured thousands of fortune seekers to a rural South African village to mine the land ...
    June 20, 2021BY Reuters
  • Emirates’ ‘Diamond Encrusted’ Boeing 777 Goes Viral, Is Not What It Seems
    Emirates’ ‘Diamond Encrusted’ Boeing 777 Goes Viral, Is Not What It Seems
    A photo that purports to show a “diamond-encrusted” Boeing 777 isn’t what it seems: it’s actually a very ...
    April 11, 2018BY Jack Phillips
  • Mexico’s Cave of Crystals is Otherworldly (Video)
    Mexico’s Cave of Crystals is Otherworldly (Video)
    Many fabulous and important objects have been found inside of caves, but few of them can rival the ...
    July 14, 2016BY Epoch Videos
  • Slightest Touch Makes Liquid Glow Bright Yellow
    Slightest Touch Makes Liquid Glow Bright Yellow
    Engineers have developed a new material that stays liquid more than 200 degrees Fahrenheit below its expected freezing ...
    May 14, 2015BY Kate McAlpine
  • Ancient Organisms Found Alive in Salt Crystals
    Ancient Organisms Found Alive in Salt Crystals
    Scientists have discovered ancient bacteria in salt crystals, believed to have been trapped thousands of years ago.
    January 16, 2011BY Stephanie Lam
  • Carbon Emissions Captured by Aussie Crystals
    Carbon Emissions Captured by Aussie Crystals
    An Australian scientist has created a 'crystal sponge' to capture CO2 emissions from power stations and general industry.
    September 13, 2010BY Caden Pearson
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