eeta 79001造句

• These were used to positively identify EETA 79001 as Martian in origin.
• EETA 79001 was discovered at the Elephant Moraine, near Reckling Peak, Victoria Land, Antarctica.
• View of a slice of the Meteorite EETA 79001, showing dark glass inclusions containing distinct isotopic compositions.
• This match was some of the first crucial evidence to positively identify the EETA 79001 meteorite, and others of its class, to be of Martian origin.
• Lithology A has some uncertainty associated with it, but appears to be made up of shocked, impact melt from the collision that caused the ejection of EETA 79001.
• Containing mostly pyroxene and plagioclase and no olivine, it closely resembled a part, Lithology B, of the shergottite meteorite EETA 79001, a meteorite known to have come from Mars.
• A fist sized sample of the first of those identified to be Martian, EETA 79001, a 1-billion-year-old meteorite recovered from Antarctica will be on display in building 31 of the main Johnson campus.
• Pillinger and his colleagues from Britain's The Open University studied pieces of that meteorite, and of another, EETA 79001, which was formed 180 million years ago and blown into space about 600, 000 years ago.
• Trapped in bits of glass in the object, designated EETA 79001, were some so-called noble gases _ neon, argon, krypton and xenon _ strikingly similar in abundance to those of the Martian atmosphere, as determined by the Viking missions.
• Pillinger, Gresham professor of astronomy at The Open University, Wright and Monica Grady of London's Natural History Museum studied pieces of that meteorite, and of another, EETA 79001, which was formed 180 million years ago and blown into space about 600, 000 years ago.