Definition: Amphodelites are tiny, metallic grains found in certain minerals that can emit a strong blue light. They're often found in certain minerals like feldspar. The word comes from Greek amphilopode which means "butterfly" or "flying fish." The blue light is emitted when these particles scatter the light and generate an intense beam of energy, similar to how a butterfly's wings shoot out to catch flies.
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