A Martian meteorite that formed ≳4.1 billion years ago samples Mars’ early crust and mantle | Science
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Martian meteorites provide a record of the planet’s geological history. However, most are geologically young samples that are not representative of Mars’ surface, which is dominated by ancient rocks. We describe the Martian meteorite Teghaza 001 (Teg 001)...
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