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FIU professor: Ancient diamonds fell from space: A Florida International University professor has a lost-in-space theory about black diamonds.(Florida International University professor, Stephen Haggerty)
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Miami Herald (Miami, FL)
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February 13, 2007| Author:
Bierman, Noah
| COPYRIGHT 2007 The Miami Herald. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan. All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information
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Byline: Noah Bierman
Feb. 13--Professor Stephen Haggerty retrieves a 730-carat black diamond -- the size of an apple -- from his desk. It's nearly impossible to cut, potentially billions of years old and, he believes, a product of outer space. Haggerty, 68, is a man driven by diamonds to far and dangerous places -- Siberia, where he met his wife; the Ivory Coast; Sierra Leone; Liberia. But he is entranced neither by diamonds' beauty nor their cash value. He gives his...
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