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Scientists have potentially unraveled the mystery of a rare natural glass found in a necklace from Tutankhamun's treasures, suggesting extraterrestrial origins. This glass, known as Libyan Desert Glass, is believed to have formed from a meteorite impact. The discovery adds to the intrigue surrounding ancient Egyptian artifacts and their possible connections to outer space. The conversation also touches on the long-standing theories about alien involvement in the construction of the pyramids. Overall, this finding highlights the fascinating intersection of archaeology and astronomy.
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SCIENTISTS believe they have solved the mystery surrounding a piece of rare natural glass at the centre of an elaborate necklace found among the treasures of Tutankhamun, the boy pharaoh.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2087-2242001,00.html"
I guess the aliens did build the pyraminds:biggrin:
 
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Very cool Scott! I was unaware of this.
 

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