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Planetary sources of bio-essential nutrients on a prebiotic world. [PDF]
Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol SciGalloway T +3 more
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Temperature-invariant crystal-glass heat conduction: From meteorites to refractories. [PDF]
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S ASimoncelli M +8 more
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Germanium stable isotope measurements by double-spike MC-ICPMS.
J Anal At SpectromWölfer E, Burkhardt C, Kleine T.
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Abiotic sugars in (162173) Ryugu and the primitive CI carbonaceous chondrite Orgueil
Meinert C +4 more
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Science, 1964
Zircon (ZrSiO 5 ) has been identified as an accessory mineral in the Vaca Muerta mesosiderite and in the troilite nodules of the Toluca iron meteorite. The occurrence in Vaca Muerta is a new discovery confirmed by electron-probe microanalysis of a grain in a polished section of the meteorite.
U B, Marvin, C, Klein
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Zircon (ZrSiO 5 ) has been identified as an accessory mineral in the Vaca Muerta mesosiderite and in the troilite nodules of the Toluca iron meteorite. The occurrence in Vaca Muerta is a new discovery confirmed by electron-probe microanalysis of a grain in a polished section of the meteorite.
U B, Marvin, C, Klein
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Science, 1964
One stone of the Orgueil meteorite shower contains an assortment of biogenic materials: coal fragments, seed capsules of the reed Juncus conglomeratus , other plant fragments, and an optically active, water-soluble protein material resembling collagen-derived glues.
E, Anders +5 more
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One stone of the Orgueil meteorite shower contains an assortment of biogenic materials: coal fragments, seed capsules of the reed Juncus conglomeratus , other plant fragments, and an optically active, water-soluble protein material resembling collagen-derived glues.
E, Anders +5 more
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2019
For thousands of years, people living in Egypt, China, Greece, Rome, and other parts of the world have been fascinated by shooting stars, which are the light and sound phenomena commonly associated with meteorite impacts. The earliest written record of a meteorite fall is logged by Chinese chroniclers in 687 bce.
Kun Wang, Randy Korotev
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For thousands of years, people living in Egypt, China, Greece, Rome, and other parts of the world have been fascinated by shooting stars, which are the light and sound phenomena commonly associated with meteorite impacts. The earliest written record of a meteorite fall is logged by Chinese chroniclers in 687 bce.
Kun Wang, Randy Korotev
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1968
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