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Migration of Phyllosilicates Through the Solar Nebula Could Explain Water-rich Planetary Formation
Shock waves through icy parts of the solar nebula may be the mechanism that enriched ancient meteorites (called chondrites) with water.
Scientists Have Detected Sunlight's Gentle Nudge on Asteroids
The team's precise ranging revealed that Golevka was 15 kilometers further away than had been predicted by considering gravitational forces alone.
Evidence of Cold-based Glaciers in the Dry Valleys of Antartica Could Help Scientists
Evidence of cold-based glaciers in the dry valleys of antartica could help scientists study the terrain of the Martian landscape.
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