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Origin and age of the earliest Martian crust from meteorite NWA 7533
Nature, 2013Munir Humayun, Jean-pierre Lorand
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Meteorites explained: what is a meteorite?
Geology Today, 2021Meteorites are natural lumps of rock and/or metal that fall to Earth from Space. Most meteorites are from the Asteroid Belt, with a few from the Moon or from Mars, but their ultimate origins extend more widely through the Solar System. More than 150 parent bodies are represented among more than 65 000 meteorites known.
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Icarus, 2012
Abstract We have measured the bi-directional reflectance phase function on selected meteorite samples (1 howardite, 1 eucrite, 1 diogenite, Orgeuil (CI), Tagish Lake (CC), Allende (CV), Lunar meteorite (MAC 88105), Forest Vale (H4)) covering part of the geochemical and petrologic diversity expected for asteroid surfaces.
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Abstract We have measured the bi-directional reflectance phase function on selected meteorite samples (1 howardite, 1 eucrite, 1 diogenite, Orgeuil (CI), Tagish Lake (CC), Allende (CV), Lunar meteorite (MAC 88105), Forest Vale (H4)) covering part of the geochemical and petrologic diversity expected for asteroid surfaces.
Beck, P. +5 more
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Chemical analyses of meteorites: A compilation of stony and iron meteorite analyses
, 1990— A compilation of the chemical analyses of 241 stony and 36 iron meteorites is presented; 196 analyses were published previously, 81 are new. This compilation includes analyses of new falls, new finds, previously analyzed meteorites, previously analyzed
E. Jarosewich
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Nature, 1939
Prof. E. A. Owen and R. W. Williams1 have recently advanced a theory in which they account for the Widmanstatten figures in meteorites on the basis of their X-ray studies of iron-nickel alloys, natural and artificial. Their conclusions have been criticized by Prof. S. W. J. Smith and J.
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Prof. E. A. Owen and R. W. Williams1 have recently advanced a theory in which they account for the Widmanstatten figures in meteorites on the basis of their X-ray studies of iron-nickel alloys, natural and artificial. Their conclusions have been criticized by Prof. S. W. J. Smith and J.
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Nature, 1964
Abstract The principal modern hypotheses on the origin of meteorites are reviewed critically.
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Abstract The principal modern hypotheses on the origin of meteorites are reviewed critically.
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