The Insides of Meteorites Are Nature’s Stained Glass

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The Insides of Meteorites Are Nature's Stained Glass Aug 1st 2013, 10:00, by Leslie Horn On the outside, meteorites look like volcanic rocks. But astronomy photographer Jeff Barton cracks them open to reveal the glittering geodes inside. Barton—who is the director of Sciences at Cowell, Texas’s Three Rivers Foundation—calls the innards of space debris “natural stained glass.” He’s been collecting these gems since 2004. The photos from this set are [...] Related Stories Apple's Phone Camera Patent Could Make Colours More Correct Two Moons That Pass in the Night What Happens to Your Skin in Space This Astronomically Correct Jupiter Cake Is a Gas

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