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Fossils in opaque amber
Paul Beuk
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 3D printing rocks and I want a Synchrotron Pfft
 
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 http://www.esrf.e...g/mlak.pdfShock
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http://www.zin.ru/labs/insects/hymenopt/personalia/Kolyada/index.html
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 wonderful !.
I want a a Synchrotron too Smile
but how much does it cost ? Sad
There is a great "idea" which works fine and the results are amazing !!!
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 Article on the same subject, from The Economist - Seeing the light!
 
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 Thanks! Sounds tasty. But I must go back to my translucent amber with Oligocene acalyptrates...
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