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Researchers Match Up 12 Meteorites with the Near-Earth Asteroids They Came From

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Researchers in Italy traced twelve of them to progenitor asteroids that orbit in near-Earth space. Many meteorites are chondritic, similar to asteroids in the Main Belt (or came from it) Orbital resonances with Jupiter sent some parent asteroids inward toward the Sun. When they got here, some were in collisions or, they experienced heat-driven fragmentation.
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