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How tiny companies are racing to create impossible space crystals worth billions
sciencefocus.com · United Kingdom · global
Small companies are competing to develop "impossible" space crystals, which are estimated to be worth billions. This highlights an emerging high-tech industry with significant economic potential and scientific innovation.
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