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The parent bodies of fine-grained micrometeorites: A petrologic & spectroscopic perspective
2019
Micrometeorites are millimetre-scale cosmic dust grains, derived from asteroids and comets. They represent the largest flux of extraterrestrial material currently falling to Earth, with an estimated contribution of 20,000-60,000 tons per year. In this thesis, the geological history, parent body properties and atmospheric entry of fine-grained micrometeorites are investigated through micro-analysis and spectroscopic techniques. The degree of aqueous alteration within fine-grained micrometeorites
doi:10.25560/68577
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