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Pulse arcade — neon hairlines and corner brackets frame the playfield brief.
While it is often confused with vegetative fossils
It is not uncommon for specimens from this location to contain phantoms and enhydros which are pockets of water with air bubbles
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Libyan Desert Glass - 6 Grams While it is often confusedLibyan Desert Glass (LDG), is a tektite found in the Sahara deserts of Western Egypt, near the Libyan border. No one is positive about how this tektite has formed. Some research suggests the impact of a meteorite may have caused it. The heat and pressure from this impact would have melted the silica through radiation, similar to the thermal radiation present in a nuclear explosion. Another theory is the bursting of an asteroid as it passes through
