Interstellar dust. Evidence for interstellar origin of seven dust particles collected by the Stardust spacecraft

Autor: Andrew J, Westphal, Rhonda M, Stroud, Hans A, Bechtel, Frank E, Brenker, Anna L, Butterworth, George J, Flynn, David R, Frank, Zack, Gainsforth, Jon K, Hillier, Frank, Postberg, Alexandre S, Simionovici, Veerle J, Sterken, Larry R, Nittler, Carlton, Allen, David, Anderson, Asna, Ansari, Saša, Bajt, Ron K, Bastien, Nabil, Bassim, John, Bridges, Donald E, Brownlee, Mark, Burchell, Manfred, Burghammer, Hitesh, Changela, Peter, Cloetens, Andrew M, Davis, Ryan, Doll, Christine, Floss, Eberhard, Grün, Philipp R, Heck, Peter, Hoppe, Bruce, Hudson, Joachim, Huth, Anton, Kearsley, Ashley J, King, Barry, Lai, Jan, Leitner, Laurence, Lemelle, Ariel, Leonard, Hugues, Leroux, Robert, Lettieri, William, Marchant, Ryan, Ogliore, Wei Jia, Ong, Mark C, Price, Scott A, Sandford, Juan-Angel, Sans Tresseras, Sylvia, Schmitz, Tom, Schoonjans, Kate, Schreiber, Geert, Silversmit, Vicente A, Solé, Ralf, Srama, Frank, Stadermann, Thomas, Stephan, Julien, Stodolna, Stephen, Sutton, Mario, Trieloff, Peter, Tsou, Tolek, Tyliszczak, Bart, Vekemans, Laszlo, Vincze, Joshua, Von Korff, Naomi, Wordsworth, Daniel, Zevin, Michael E, Zolensky

Publikováno v: Science (New York, N.Y.). 345(6198)

Seven particles captured by the Stardust Interstellar Dust Collector and returned to Earth for laboratory analysis have features consistent with an origin in the contemporary interstellar dust stream. More than 50 spacecraft debris particles were als

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