New Isotope Analysis Just Changed The Very Timeline of How Earth Was Born
Wednesday, February 26, 2020 IST
In the very early days of the Solar System, baby Earth took a much shorter time to form than we previously thought. According to a new analysis of the iron isotopes found in meteorites, most of Earth took just 5 million years to come together - several times shorter than current models suggest.
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