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Under his microscope, Bentley discovered that each snowflake had its own careful and fleeting geometry. “Every crystal was a masterpiece of design and no one design was ever repeated,” he wrote.

The needles form a vein that cuts through the clay-rich rock around it. An electron microscope image shows needle-like sodium carbonate crystals in the asteroid sample, each less than one/10th of the ...

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Freeze it, stomp on it, bake it at 1,000 degrees Celsius, those holes will still be readable if you've got the right equipment. The data can be read using an optical microscope and a polarizer.