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An unknown specimen, Lightning stone,

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this specimen has more than 100 grams, It is very light in weight, It was formed when meteorites hit the ground, Many people think it is slag, It has great scientific value, IMG20200510202753.webpIMG20200510202805.webpIMG20200510202846.webpIMG20200510203012.webpIMG20200510203019.webpIMG20200510203035.webp
 

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