Sentence examples for meteorite material from inspiring English sources

The asteroid material from Hayabusa 2 will show scientists what meteorite material is like before it plunges to Earth.

On Jan . 25 he went out on the frozen lake and picked up several dozen pieces, altogether about two pounds of meteorite material.

Thin layers of clay, rock or meteorite material were shown to be only successful in UV-shielding, if they are in direct contact with the spores.

The complex's sulfide ore bodies are thought to be derived from immiscible magmas formed in Earth's mantle as a result of the impact (and possibly mixed with meteorite material), while the uppermost layers are thought to be rock debris remaining from the impact.

It is a paradox that the potential existence of reactive phosphorus compounds, such as the mineral schreibersite - iron phosphide, in geological material on Earth is seldom considered although we are aware of the existence of such compounds in meteorite material.

Overall, Mercury's surface composition is similar to that expected if the planet's bulk composition is broadly similar to that of highly reduced or metal-rich chondritic meteorites (material left over from the formation of the solar system).

If meteoritic material comes from specific regions of the asteroid belt, then the asteroids in such regions should have the chemical and mineralogical composition observed in the meteorites.

Similarly, any formaldehyde polymers as proposed for a source of meteorite macromolecular material (Cody et al., 2011) are also likely to be invisible to the hydropyrolysis technique.

Our data reveal that meteorite macromolecular materials appear to contain a rich record of multiple cosmic processes.

The recognition of two fractions in the meteorite macromolecular materials provokes a reassessment of previously recognized compound-specific stable carbon isotope patterns.

Two potential source environments for aromatic units within meteorite macromolecular materials are presolar environments (Sephton and Gilmour, 2000; Busemann et al., 2006) and the protoplanetary disk (Morgan et al., 1991; Remusat et al., 2009).