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Deductions from the Allende meteorite

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Since it fell in Pueblo Allende, Mexico in 1969, the Allende meteorite has received unprecedented attention. Analysis of isotopic ratios and ion contents in its unique mineral inclusions are being used to evaluate models for the origin of our solar system.

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Since it fell in Pueblo Allende, Mexico in 1969, the Allende meteorite has received unprecedented attention. Analysis of isotopic ratios and ion contents in its unique mineral inclusions are being used to evaluate models for the origin of our solar system.

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Since it fell in Pueblo Allende, Mexico in 1969, the Allende meteorite has received unprecedented attention. Analysis of isotopic ratios and ion contents in its unique mineral inclusions are being used to evaluate models for the origin of our solar system.

Key concepts: Allende meteorite, Meteorite, Fell, Astrobiology, Chondrite, Geology, Geochemistry, Mineral

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