Fragments from the recent fall over California and Nevada, which has been ID’d as a carbonaceous chondrite. (Image credit: P. Jenniskens (SETI Institute) and Eric James (NASA Ames))
Subscribe
Follow us on Twitter
More Posts About
astronomy Kepler cosmology radio astronomy habitability dark matter AGN exoplanets Milky Way star formation AAS dwarf galaxies transits supernovae astrophysics galaxies planetary science stars black holes binary stars observations stellar evolution simulations gravitational waves planet formation theory protoplanetary disks spectroscopy galaxy evolution solar system
Posts by Category
Our Sister Sites
(Organized under ScienceBites)
- Astrobitos (Astrobites in Spanish)
- Astropontos (Astrobites in Portugese)
- staryab (Farsi)
- ArAStrobites (Arabic)
- BiteScis (K12)
- Chembites
- Cogbites
- Envirobites
- ForensicBites
- Geobites
- Heritagebites
- ImmunoBites
- Nutribites
- Oceanbites
- OncoBites (Cancer)
- Particlebites
- PERbites (Physics Education Research)
- Reefbites
- Softbites
- astro[sound]bites