A breath of solar air

Andrew M. Davis ()
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Andrew M. Davis: University of Chicago

Nature, 2005, vol. 434, issue 7033, 577-578

Abstract: The abundance of different isotopes of oxygen provides clues to the origin of matter in the Solar System. Hence the importance of studies of oxygen atoms from the Sun trapped in metal grains on the Moon.

Date: 2005
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