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- Cosmochemistry and Presolar Grains

Jordi Jose

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Astrophysics has traditionally relied on electromagnetic radiation, collected by groundbased telescopes and space-borne observatories, as the basic tool to infer stellar properties. But since the 1980s, new methods that rely on matter, rather than on radiation, have also become available.

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Astrophysics has traditionally relied on electromagnetic radiation, collected by groundbased telescopes and space-borne observatories, as the basic tool to infer stellar properties. But since the 1980s, new methods that rely on matter, rather than on radiation, have also become available.

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Astrophysics has traditionally relied on electromagnetic radiation, collected by groundbased telescopes and space-borne observatories, as the basic tool to infer stellar properties. But since the 1980s, new methods that rely on matter, rather than on radiation, have also become available.

Key concepts: Presolar grains, Cosmochemistry, Astrobiology, Geology, Physics, Meteorite, Chondrite

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