During the Solar System’s first million years, its earliest outer worlds formed from material that was up to 92 percent heat-forged rock, while gas flowing through the young system filtered out much of the surrounding ice-rich dust.
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"During the Solar System’s first million years, its earliest outer worlds formed from material that was up to 92 percent heat-forged rock, while gas flowing through the young system filtered out much of the surrounding ice-rich dust." is generating significant coverage in the Science category, with 6 articles from 6 distinct sources tracked by PULSE so far.
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Coverage (6)
- From the start, the solar system chose fire over ice to build its first bodies news.yale.edu · 55d ago
- Ice was abundant in the young solar system, but the first worlds formed almost without it Earth.com · 55d ago
- Early Solar System space rocks had up to 92% rocky chondrules as natural sorting separated them from ice-rich dust; new study finds The Times of India · 55d ago
- Planetesimal compositions governed by aerodynamic sorting from the onset of Solar System formation Nature · 55d ago
- From the start, the solar system chose fire over ice to build its first bodies Phys.org · 55d ago
- During the Solar System’s first million years, its earliest outer worlds formed from material that was up to 92 percent heat-forged rock, while gas flowing through the young system filtered out much of the surrounding ice-rich dust. Space Daily · 55d ago
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