There's nothing more fascinating or TV special-worthy than twins separated at birth. Whether they're reunited at 15 or 50 it's safe to say that there'll be some eerily similar food preferences and a whole lot of crying. But what about two chemically identical grains of silica that haven't seen each other for more than 4.6 billion years?
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Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/bzvphgpRnU0/two-meteorites-discovered-in-antarctica-may-be-from-the-same-supernova
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