Early Earth's Nitrogen Could Have Come From Meteorites, Ryugu Samples Suggest Medicine & Technology Dec 03, 2023 Findings of a new study on Ryugu samples argue that nitrogen transport to a near-Earth region could be due to micrometeorites from celestial bodies of ice beyond the solar system. Read to learn more.
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