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A Martian meteorite, the largest found on Earth, was auctioned for a record US$5.3 million, sparking controversy over its ownership. Found in Niger, the government alleges illicit trafficking and has suspended exports of precious stones and meteorites. Sotheby's denies wrongdoing, stating proper procedures were followed. The meteorite's journey from the Sahara Desert to a New York auction raises questions about who owns space rocks and the legality of their trade.
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