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Meteoric iron,
sometimes meteoritic iron, is a
native metal and early-universe protoplanetary-disk
remnant found in
meteorites and made from the elements...
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Meteoric water,
derived from
precipitation such as snow and rain,
includes water from lakes, rivers, and ice melts, all of
which indirectly originate from...
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Pergamon Press. p. 335. G. Parthasarathy; et al. (Aug 2016). "Osbornite...
- burn up when they
enter the atmosphere. The left-over
debris is
called meteoric dust or just
meteor dust.
Meteor dust
particles can
persist in the atmosphere...
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Retrieved 21 May 2013. Olmsted,
Denison (1836). "Facts
respecting the
Meteoric Phenomena of
November 13th, 1834". The
American Journal of
Science and...
- Tutankhamun's
meteoric iron dagger, also
known as Tutankhamun's iron
dagger and King Tut's dagger, is an iron-bladed
dagger from the tomb of the ancient...
- and was
discovered in 2007 when a
metal detector revealed fragments of
meteoric iron
scattered around the area. A
Chinese record states that 10,000 people...
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released music under various names,
including Black Leotard Front,
Black Meteoric Star and The
Crystal Ark, as well as
collaborative work with
Delia Gonzalez...
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meteorite that
consist overwhelmingly of an iron–nickel
alloy known as
meteoric iron that
usually consists of two
mineral phases:
kamacite and taenite...
- The
Global Meteoric Water Line (GMWL)
describes the
global annual average relationship between hydrogen and
oxygen isotope (oxygen-18 [18O] and deuterium...
