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A meteorite that fell in Australia in 1969 contains grains of stardust up to 7 billion years old — material that existed billions of years before Earth formed and long before the Sun was born. The Field Museum in Chicago still holds the largest portion of the meteorite today.

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A grain of stardust extracted from the Murchison meteorite that landed in Victoria in 1969 was dated to roughly 7 billion years old, meaning it condensed in the atmosphere of a dying star more than 2 billion years before the Sun existed

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A meteorite that fell near the Australian town of Murchison in 1969 was found to contain grains of stardust up to around 7 billion years old — the oldest solid material ever identified on Earth, formed long before the Sun or planets existed.

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In September 1969, a 100-kilogram space rock exploded in the sky above Murchison, Australia — and 50 years later, scientists analyzing dust grains buried inside the meteorite found particles between 5 and 7 billion years old, formed in the dying outer layers of stars that lived and died long before our Sun was born, in what remains the oldest solid material ever identified on the surface of the Earth

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The oldest solid material ever found on Earth didn't come from Earth at all — it was locked inside a meteorite that landed near Murchison, Victoria in 1969, and the stardust grains inside formed roughly 7 billion years ago, before the Sun existed.

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A Meteorite that Fell Near a City in Australia in 1969 Contains Particles of Star Dust that Formed Before the Sun Was

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A meteorite that fell in Australia in 1969 contains grains of stardust up to 7 billion years old — material that existed billions of years before Earth formed and long before the Sun was born. The Field Museum in Chicago still holds the largest portion of the meteorite today.

A grain of stardust extracted from the Murchison meteorite that landed in Victoria in 1969 was dated to roughly 7 billion years old, meaning it condensed in the atmosphere of a dying star more than 2 billion years before the Sun existed

A meteorite that fell near the Australian town of Murchison in 1969 was found to contain grains of stardust up to around 7 billion years old — the oldest solid material ever identified on Earth, formed long before the Sun or planets existed.

The oldest solid material ever found on Earth didn't come from Earth at all — it was locked inside a meteorite that landed near Murchison, Victoria in 1969, and the stardust grains inside formed roughly 7 billion years ago, before the Sun existed.

A Meteorite that Fell Near a City in Australia in 1969 Contains Particles of Star Dust that Formed Before the Sun Was

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A meteorite that fell in Australia in 1969 contains grains of stardust up to 7 billion years old — material that existed billions of years before Earth formed and long before the Sun was born. The Field Museum in Chicago still holds the largest portion of the meteorite today.

A grain of stardust extracted from the Murchison meteorite that landed in Victoria in 1969 was dated to roughly 7 billion years old, meaning it condensed in the atmosphere of a dying star more than 2 billion years before the Sun existed

A meteorite that fell near the Australian town of Murchison in 1969 was found to contain grains of stardust up to around 7 billion years old — the oldest solid material ever identified on Earth, formed long before the Sun or planets existed.

The oldest solid material ever found on Earth didn't come from Earth at all — it was locked inside a meteorite that landed near Murchison, Victoria in 1969, and the stardust grains inside formed roughly 7 billion years ago, before the Sun existed.

A Meteorite that Fell Near a City in Australia in 1969 Contains Particles of Star Dust that Formed Before the Sun Was

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