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Dr. José Juan Calvino Gámez y Dr. Luc Lajaunie participate in an international investigation “Star dust in meteorites, a clue to understand the evolution of celestial bodies” 18 March 2022

Updated March 21, 2022
Posted March 21, 2022
Dr. José Juan Calvino Gámez y Dr. Luc Lajaunie participate in an international investigation “Star dust in meteorites, a clue to understand the evolution of celestial bodies”

José Juan Calvino Gámez y Luc Lajaunie have participated in an international research team analyzing one of the oldest materials found on our planet.

 

This research has been published in the iDescubre bulletin Mach 21, 2022 of the Descucbre Foundation, which you can consult at the following link  “Polvo estelar en meteoritos, pista para comprender la evolución de los cuerpos celestes”

 

 

PostedMarch 21, 2022
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