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German astronomers revealed that Earth and Mars were formed in the collision of meteorites

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December 28, 2021
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German astronomers revealed that Earth and Mars were formed in the collision of meteorites

German astronomers revealed that Earth and Mars were formed in the collision of meteorites

Astronomers from the University of Münster in Germany have established that Mars and Earth were formed primarily from material from the inner part of the Solar System and … 28.12.2021, Sputnik Brasil

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This discovery confirms the main hypothesis of the origin of rocky planets. Published in an article in Science Advances, the researchers identified the exact isotopic composition of both planets and compared them to isotopic analysis of meteorites from both within and outside the solar system. There is a theory that the isotopes in the early solar system were unevenly distributed, which allows us to determine the material from which a particular celestial body is formed. In total, scientists analyzed the composition of 17 Martian meteorites and revealed the presence of titanium, zirconium and molybdenum. In order to reproduce the isotopic composition of Mars and our planet, experts also modeled the proportion of material coming from the inner and outer space of the solar system. Mars has little in common with the outer space meteorites of the solar system, only about 4%. The isotopic composition of matter formed outside Jupiter’s orbit is known to form carbonaceous chondrites, which have a high carbon content. The material in the interior of the Solar System is made up of non-carbonate chondrites. However, astronomers also discovered material that appeared near the sun, but is not present in non-carbonaceous chondrites, a type of meteorite made of dust and small particles from the early days of the solar system. This can be explained by the fact that this substance was completely used in the formation of rocky planets.

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Space, Earth, Mars and the Solar System

Astronomers at the University of Münster in Germany have established that Mars and Earth were formed mainly from material from the inner part of the solar system and that only a small part originated outside the orbit of Jupiter.

This discovery confirms the main hypothesis of the origin of rocky planets. The search results are reported in the article. published in the journal Science Advances.
The researchers determined the exact isotopic composition of both planets and compared it with the isotope analysis of the meteorite. Inside and out of the solar system. There is a theory that isotopes in the early solar system were unevenly distributed, allowing us to determine matter A specific celestial body.

In total, scientists analyzed the composition of 17 Martian meteorites and revealed Presence of titanium, zirconium, and molybdenum.

In order to reproduce the isotopic composition of Mars and our planet, experts also modeled the proportion of material coming from the inner and outer space of the solar system.

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Calculation results show that Exposed terrestrial and Martian rocks It has little in common with the outer space meteorites of the solar system, only about 4%.

The isotopic composition of the material formed outside of Jupiter’s orbit is known as the formation of carbonaceous chondrites, which have a high carbon content. The material in the interior of the Solar System is made up of non-carbonate chondrites.

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However, astronomers have so far discovered the existence of a substance arise near the sun, but not found in non-carbonaceous chondrites, a type of meteorite made of dust and small particles from the early days of the solar system. This can be explained by the fact that this substance was completely used in the formation of rocky planets.

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