Abstract
Early Solar System We can learn about the solar system's past by measuring heavy radioactive isotopes in meteorites—the extraterrestrial equivalent of carbon dating on Earth. Elements heavier than iron are mainly synthesized in supernovae or asymptotic giant branch (AGB) stars. Knowing exactly
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