Articles related to minerals

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Browse: Supernovae Dust on Ocean Floor	Feature: A Dangerous Hunt for Gold in Brazil by: Alex Perry South Australian scientists have negotiated with armed gangs in lawless areas of Brazil in a brave mission to study gold deposition processes there.
Feature: Fool’s Gold & the Ascent of Man by: Ross Large Ancient samples of pyrite, or fool’s gold, have revealed the role of plate tectonics in bursts of evolution and mass extinction events. Did man ultimately originate from mega-mountains?	Browse: Unique Mineral Described
Browse: Martian Mineral Linked to Microbial Life on Earth	Browse: Ancient Oceans of Gold Point to Potential New Deposits
Browse: Harnessing bacteria to turn gold grains into nuggets by: Andrew Spence	Directions: What’s Ahead for the Minerals Industry? by: Denise Goldsworthy Significant innovation is a must to satisfy mining regulators and communities.

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