Supernovae, grains and the formation of the solar system

James M. Lattimer; David N. Schramm; Lawrence Grossman

doi:10.1038/269116a0

Supernovae, grains and the formation of the solar system

James M. Lattimer
, David N. Schramm
, Lawrence Grossman

Physics and Astronomy

The University of Chicago

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The observed ²⁶Mg and ¹⁶O anomalies in meteorites can be consistently understood if a supernova occurred within a few million years of the condensation of the Solar System. Grains condensing in the ejecta from this supernova may be an integral aspect of this process.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	116-118
Number of pages	3
Journal	Nature
Volume	269
Issue number	5624
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1038/269116a0
State	Published - 1977

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Supernovae, grains and the formation of the solar system

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