manganese nodule
Britishnoun
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Interest in manganese nodule exploitation may have subsided since the 1970s but it never quite disappeared.
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The prospect of mining asteroids was a sci-fi dream of the 1970s, just around the time of the manganese nodule craze.
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The lure of the manganese nodule faded from public consciousness.
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A sediment core from the bottom of the ocean with a well-preserved sediment-water interface and a manganese nodule sitting on the sediment surface.
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Caitlin Tems holds a manganese nodule recovered in one of the cores.
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