April 8, 2005
"The idea of having a big celebration of something that's so tiny — we're playing with the obvious absurdity of it."
It's really tiny and it's really old. 4.4 billion years old. Here, on display, in Madison: a bit of zircon!
... set loose on a wild, untamed continent
1 comment:
But Ann, what if someone sneezes around that thing?
heh
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