[Rockhounds] Opal found on Mars

[Gene Hartstein - Fossilnut.com]

Yes but, after 2 billion years of drying out, it has to be stable.
Gene


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Yes, but how much fire does it have?

<http://www.universetoday.com/2008/10/28/precious-gems-discovered-on-mars/>

BK

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J Bryan Krämer
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