Trininite

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Trininite is a radioactive, turquoise, crystal-like material that was created by atomic blasts fusing together the sands of the deserts of New Mexico during the atomic tests conducted there in the 1940s. According to the Mineralogical Resource Company website, the material is no longer radioactive enough to present a danger to humans.