In 2006, A Florida Man Sifting Mud Out Of Fossil Clams Found 83 Tiny Glass Beads Inside. They Had Been Blasted Out By A Meteorite Impact - Futura, le média qui explore le monde
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He was looking for microscopic shells in a Sarasota County quarry. What he found sat in a drawer for years before anyone understood where it came from.
In the summer of 2006, Mike Meyer was doing the kind of work that never makes the news. An undergraduate at the University of South Florida, he had joined a fieldwork project in a quarry in Sarasota County, on Florida’s Gulf Coast, led by Roger Portell of the Florida Museum of Natural History. The students were collecting fossil clams, and Meyer’s job was to sieve the sediment packed inside them.
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