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Evidence Blasted Into Space: Mystery Why Some Meteorites Look Less Shocked Solved

Meteorites & Asteroids

Evidence Blasted Into Space: Mystery Why Some Meteorites Look Less Shocked Solved

Perihelion History And Atmospheric Survival As Primary Drivers Of The Earth’s Meteorite Record

Meteorites & Asteroids

Perihelion History And Atmospheric Survival As Primary Drivers Of The Earth’s Meteorite Record

Carbonaceous Meteorites Are Fragile

Meteorites & Asteroids

Carbonaceous Meteorites Are Fragile

Orbit, Meteoroid Size, And Cosmic Ray Exposure History Of The Aguas Zarcas CM2 Breccia

Meteorites & Asteroids

Orbit, Meteoroid Size, And Cosmic Ray Exposure History Of The Aguas Zarcas CM2 Breccia

Mechanisms and Timing of Carbonaceous Chondrite Delivery to Earth

Astrogeology

Mechanisms and Timing of Carbonaceous Chondrite Delivery to Earth

Effect Of A Giant Meteorite Impact On Paleoarchean Surface Environments And Life

Impact events

Effect Of A Giant Meteorite Impact On Paleoarchean Surface Environments And Life

The Origin Of Most Meteorites Finally Revealed

Meteorites & Asteroids

The Origin Of Most Meteorites Finally Revealed

The Chicxulub Impactor Was A Carbonaceous-type Asteroid From Beyond Jupiter

Impact events

The Chicxulub Impactor Was A Carbonaceous-type Asteroid From Beyond Jupiter

Meteoritic Tutton Salt, A Naturally Inspired Reservoir Of Cometary And Asteroidal Ammonium

Astrochemistry

Meteoritic Tutton Salt, A Naturally Inspired Reservoir Of Cometary And Asteroidal Ammonium

Crash Chronicles: Relative Contribution From Comets and Carbonaceous Asteroids to Earth’s Volatile Budget In The Context of an Early Instability

Astrogeology

Crash Chronicles: Relative Contribution From Comets and Carbonaceous Asteroids to Earth’s Volatile Budget In The Context of an Early Instability

Asteroid (101955) Bennu In The Laboratory: Properties Of The Sample Collected By OSIRIS-REx

Comets and Asteroids

Asteroid (101955) Bennu In The Laboratory: Properties Of The Sample Collected By OSIRIS-REx

Fossil And Present-day Stromatolite Ooids Contain A Meteoritic Polymer Of Glycine And Iron

Meteorites & Asteroids

Fossil And Present-day Stromatolite Ooids Contain A Meteoritic Polymer Of Glycine And Iron

Organic Compounds Found In The Winchcombe Carbonaceous Chondrite Meteorite

Astrochemistry

Organic Compounds Found In The Winchcombe Carbonaceous Chondrite Meteorite