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Younger Age for Oldest Martian Younger Age for Oldest Martian Meteorite Meteorite Ancient Martian Meteorite COSMOCHEMISTRY iLLUSTRATED Long Geologic History Formation by crystal accumulation in a magma chamber Shocked and crushed by impact Aqueous alteration and deposition of carbonate globules Isotopic systems, hence ages, affected by shock and alteration
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Page 1: Younger Age for Oldest Martian Meteorite Ancient Martian Meteorite COSMOCHEMISTRY iLLUSTRATED Long Geologic History Formation by crystal accumulation in.

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Ancient Martian Meteorite COSMOCHEMISTRY iLLUSTRATED

Long Geologic History

Formation by crystal accumulation in a magma chamber

Shocked and crushed by impact

Aqueous alteration and deposition of carbonate globules

Isotopic systems, hence ages, affected by shock and alteration

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Ancient Martian Meteorite COSMOCHEMISTRY iLLUSTRATED

Igneous formation age of ALH84001 is 4.09 Ga, much younger than the previously-reported Sm-Nd age of 4.50 Ga.

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Ancient Martian Meteorite COSMOCHEMISTRY iLLUSTRATED

Next step: Reconcile igneous, impact, and alteration events recorded in ALH84001 with ages of impact basins on Mars.


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