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Subject: X-rays of Buddha statue reveal mummy, and scientists plan to stop a killer asteroid
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 X-Rays of Buddhist Statue Reveal MummyThe 1,000-year-old Chinese statue contains the remains of a monk who may have undergone self-mummification.
 
   

 
 
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