Dust from space found in stratosphere study claims comet fragments
Researchers working with a U2 over Bethlehem report that more than half of larger stratospheric dust grains are extraterrestrial, many possibly comet fragments. Findings show carbon rich composition with iron sulfides and rare minerals, suggesting delivery from space via meteor envelopes.
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