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The Murchison meteorite
The Murchison meteorite
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Murchison meteorite continues to dazzle scientists
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Murchison meteorite continues to dazzle scientists
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One of the noticeable things about the Murchison meteorite, which fell in Australia in 1969, is that it smells strangely like Brussels sprouts. Meteorite expert Dr Helena Bates explains why. Discover more about the different types of meteorites: https://nhmlondon.org/Meteorite-FAQ-Jan22 | Natural History Museum, London
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One of the noticeable things about the Murchison meteorite, which fell in Australia in 1969, is that it smells strangely like Brussels sprouts. Meteorite expert Dr Helena Bates explains why. Discover more about the different types of meteorites: https://nhmlondon.org/Meteorite-FAQ-Jan22 | Natural History Museum, London
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'Something has fallen out of the sky in a place called Murchison'
'Something has fallen out of the sky in a place called Murchison'
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Discoveries from the Murchison meteorite reveal the violent and complex story of our sun's birth and the galaxy merger that reshaped our solar system 🌌✨ Don't miss #HowTheUniverseWorks tonight at 9pm | Discovery Channel UK
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Discoveries from the Murchison meteorite reveal the violent and complex story of our sun's birth and the galaxy merger that reshaped our solar system 🌌✨ Don't miss #HowTheUniverseWorks tonight at 9pm | Discovery Channel UK
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Nucleobase Concentrations from Murchison Meteorite and Soil Sam... | Filo
Nucleobase Concentrations from Murchison Meteorite and Soil Sam... | Filo
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Hillwakers aiming to bag some of the most remote Munros in Scotland have been asked to look out for a bigger prize - meteorite fragments that landed in the Highlands this summer. bbc.in/4pmolQw | BBC Scotland News
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My Chakra Path on Instagram: "Damascus steel had meteorite fragments... literally star power ⚔️ #history #science #sw... 🔗Link in Bio"
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@nationalmuseumsscotland on Instagram: "We asked our Earth Systems team to show us the oldest rock in their collection, and BOY did they deliver ☄️ This old-timer is called the Murchison meteorite. It’s named after the town near to where it found in 1969 - Murchison, Victoria, Australia. Located on Yorta Yorta Country. It’s age comes from the pre-solar grains inside, which are dated to be around 7 billion years old. It’s older than the solar system. By about 2.5 billion years, in fact. As always
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Science Is Fun By Tomas Rosko on Instagram: "The Murchison Meteorite fell near Murchison, Australia, in 1969. It’s a carbonaceous chondrite — a rare, primitive type of meteorite rich in carbon compounds. Estimated to be over 4.5 billion years old, meaning it formed around the same time as Earth itself. Unlike many meteorites, it was collected quickly after falling, so it was not heavily contaminated by Earth material — making it perfect for analysis. Earlier studies of Murchison (and other meteo
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Muskaan Bamne on Instagram: "Muskan just received her exclusive ‘Diatom watch’ @diatomwatches designed with meteorite fragments from the cosmos and steel from the Apollo 11 module. A timeless connection to the universe, now captured on her wrist. Get yours now 🤩"
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