The science of space rocks
Clip: Season 4 Episode 32 | 25m 41s
What can be learned from each unique rock that has landed on Earth.
The Solar System is known for its complex composition, including debris from asteroids and comets, called meteorites. Arizona State University Curator, Laurence Garvie, shows us what we can learn from each unique space rock that has landed on Earth.
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The science of space rocks
Clip: Season 4 Episode 32 | 25m 41s
The Solar System is known for its complex composition, including debris from asteroids and comets, called meteorites. Arizona State University Curator, Laurence Garvie, shows us what we can learn from each unique space rock that has landed on Earth.
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