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Exotic meteorites II? (was: Origins)
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- From: "Courtois Julien" <Julien.Courtois@span.ch>
- Date: Thu, 16 Jul 1998 06:55:07 +0200
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Hello list,
I forgot one explanation: Earth material ejected at it's early stage of
formation, and coming back (this one sounds more gravitionaly correct)
BTW: Thomas Randall Wrote:
>>- Solar ejectas
>
> Since the sun is all gas (Mainly Hydrogen, converting to helium) with no
Actually, the sun composition is a little bit more complex than that, and I
read somewhere that the Orgeuil meteorite is matching rather closely it's
composition. Anyways, what I wanted to know is if there is a remote
probability that these ejectas will be bigger than dust.
>solid material this will never happen. Coronal mass ejections and flares do
>reach Earth from time to time but not as a "solid" rock like those we
collect.
>But it WOULD be cool (??!!) to have a piece of the sun sitting on my desk!
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