Science Source Feb 2010

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Meteorite, Allende. Type III Carbonaceous chondrite, magnification 50x. Polarized light micrograph of a section through a chondrule from a stony meteorite (chondrite). Meteorites are asteroids, chunks of space rock, which reach the Earth's surface. Chondrites constitute about 85% of all meteorites. They are characterized by the presence of chondrules, small spheres of silicate minerals that are usually only a few millimeters across. The study of meteorites provides information on the history of the solar system.

headline Science Source Feb 2010

created date 2010-02-13

credit EAST NEWS

source Science Source

byline Michael Abbey

original transmission reference 3f9878

weight 0,84MB

size 26cm x 16cm by 300dpi

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