The long trip to Earth

Clark R. Chapman ()
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Clark R. Chapman: Southwest Research Institute

Nature, 2000, vol. 407, issue 6804, 573-575

Abstract: How is the material that reaches Earth as meteorites moved out of the asteroid belt and into Earth-crossing orbits? Although some details remain to be worked out, a quantitative model of the suite of processes involved provides a satisfying answer.

Date: 2000
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