July 20, 2026
Asteroid Impacts and Alien Chemistry: Unveiling Earth's Cosmic History
SpaceTime Series 29 Episode 86 The asteroid collision that changed life on Earth forever Astronomers have linked a massive collision in the main asteroid belt to a huge meteor bombardment in the inner solar system that may have changed life on Earth. Alien chemistry discovered in meteorite that hit New Jersey home Scientists have discovered high concentrations of salt in briny fluids that could potentially create molecules crucial to life in a meteorite that slammed into a New Jersey home in 2024. The Albanese Government’s cuts funding for astronomy research The Australian Academy of Science has condemned the Albanese Labor Government’s decision to withdraw from its association with the European Southern Observatory calling it short-sighted and warning the move will inflict lasting damage to a research and development system already facing deep structural underinvestment. The Science Report Studies show people with serious heart attacks have higher levels of micro-plastics in their blood. Warnings ChatGPT is making psychotic symptoms worse by echoing or encouraging unusual ideas. Claims koalas that once lived in Western Australia were a different species from those in the East. A new study warns your puppy may be an addict to their toys. Skeptics guide to Senator Malcolm Roberts chemtrails conspiracy theory.
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This is Spacetime Series twenty nine, Episode eighty six, for
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broadcast on the twentieth of July twenty twenty six. Coming
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up on Spacetime, the asteroid collision that changed life on
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Earth forever Earli in chemistry discovered in a media write
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that hit in New Jersey Home and we'll do a
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bit of political bashing. But before you go clutching your pearls,
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we'll target both sides of the aisle with the Albanesi
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Federal Labor Government axe key funding for astronomy, your research
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and One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts appearing to promote the
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pseudoscience of chemtrails. All that and more coming up on Spacetime.
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Welcome to Space Time with Stuart Gary.
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Astronomers have linked a massive collision in the main asteroid
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belt to a huge meteor bombardment in the Inner Solar
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System that may have changed life on Earth forever. The findings,
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reported in the Planetary Science Journal and on the pre
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press physics website archive dot org suggests the catastrophic breakup
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of the Yualia main asteroid built parent body between Mars
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and Jupiter could be linked to an impact shower that
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slammed into the terrestrial planets around eight hundred million years ago.
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The sturdies Lead author William Barki from the Southwest Research
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Institute in Boulder, Colorado, says the role impacts play in
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shaping the origin and evolution of life in the Solar
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System is poorly understood. What is certain is that eight
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hundred million years ago planet Earth underwent a major biological
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and geological change. During this critical window, Earth received large
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amounts of phosphorus, which may have profoundly influenced marine life
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biochemical cycles. It marked the dawn of animal life, with
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DNA evidence suggesting it was around this time that complex
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multicellular animal such as early sponges originated. Now. At the
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same time, geologically tectonic activity caused the supercontinent Redinia to
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begin breaking apart, setting the stage for major climatic changes,
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including the globally freezing Croyogian period known as Snowball Earth.
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But so far only the chick salub asteroid impact sixty
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six million years ago, which caused the KT mass extinction
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event that wiped out seventy five percent of all life
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on Earth, including all the nine Avian dinosaurs, has been
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strongly linked to a specific life changing event on Earth.
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Finding geological evidence of impacts older than six hundred and
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fifty million years ago on Earth is challenging. That's due
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to the constant renewal of the planet's surface through tectonic
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activity and through wind and water erosion. What he says,
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one way to find out about Earth's past is to
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study asteroid showers. These rare events, triggered by large collisions
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in the man asteroid belt end up sending debris throughout
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the Inner Solar System, so evidence preserved on the moon
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static surface can be used to infer what also happened
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on Earth and mass, for that matter, in ancient times.
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Scientists have proposed that a substantial surge in large lunar
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impacts occurred around eight hundred million years ago, based on
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the ages of large lunar craters and the age distribution
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of impact glass materials found in samples brought back by
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the Apollo astronauts. Computer simulations based on collisional and dynamic
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models have now linked this event to the formation of
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the Ilalia asteroid family, when a primitive carbonaceous chondrit like
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object collided with another body. Bucky says the location of
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the parent asteroid was key see it broke up on
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the brink of the gravitational three to one mean motion
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resonance with the planet Jupiter. Now, this orbital configuration, known
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as J three to one, describes when an asteroid completes
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three orbits around the Sun for every single orbit by Jupiter.
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The J three to one resonance serves as a gravitational
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escape hatch for the asteroid belt, delivering objects into planet
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crossing regions. In fact, many present day ear of asteroids
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all originated in this J three to one region. The
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simulations indicated at about half the collisional fragments reached J
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three to one, almost immediately, spraying planetary shrapnel across the
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inner Solar System and leading to elevated bombardments of the
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Moon and the terrestrial planets. Then, over the next one
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hundred to one hundred and fifty million years, and of
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the twenty five percent of the fragments drifted into the
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J three to one resonance that was due to non
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gravitational forces, in a process known as Yakowski effect, one
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side of the bodies heated by the Sun more than
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the other side, resulting in the radiation of thermal energy,
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which acts as a sort of thrust just enough to
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slolely move the meteoroid. The simulations demonstrate that the Yarlia
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breakup could plausibly account for the observed lunar craters forming
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around eight hundred million years ago, and may have had
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widespread repercussions right across the inner Solar System. Research indicates
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that for every large impact that occurred on the Moon,
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roughly twenty similar sized or larger impacts would have occurred
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on Earth. This is space time still to come. Earli
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in chemistry discovered in a metia, write that hit in
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New Jersey home and we'll do a bit of political bashing.
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But before you go clutching your pearls, we'll target both
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sides of the aisle with the Albanesi Federal Labor government
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axe key funding for astronomy research and One Nation Senator
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Malcolm Roberts appearing to promote the pseudoscience of chemtrails. All
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that and more still to come on space time. Scientists
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have discovered high concentrations of briany fluids that could potentially
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create molecules crucial for life in a meteorite that slammed
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into a New Jersey home in twenty twenty four. It
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was back on July the sixteenth of twenty twenty four,
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a day time, I Metea or shoot New York City
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with a sonic boom as it streaked south of the
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Statue of Liberty and crashed through the roof of a
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house in the town of Hillsbury, New Jersey. Witnesses from
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all over New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania
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saw the meteorite as it flashed across the blue sky,
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and the good citizens of New York and New Jersey
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also felt the shock wave. Now, a report in the
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journal's Science Advances has examined the fragments of the nine
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hundred and seven gram space rock, revealing that they contained
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preserved bits from near the surface of a primitive asteroid
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where it experienced concentrated salty fluids. The studies lead author,
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Peter Jenniskins, from the SETI Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute
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and NASA's AIMES Research Center, says it's a process not
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previously known from this type of protoplanetary world. The meteor
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was traveling over fourteen kilometres per second as it entered
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the atmosphere, and it appears to have originated from the
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main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. The rock was
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fragile and quickly broken to pieces. The media stopped being
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visible at an altitude of around thirty five kilo Murders
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and after it faded, A Doppler weather radar at Newark
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Airport briefly detected a long cloud of falling pebbles stretching
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from stat Nail and across into New Jersey and Hillsborough
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was at the fire end of that cloud, where the
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largest bits of rock came down. Only one fragment was recovered,
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the one that hit the house. The homeowner says he
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heard a loud crash, then found a hole in the
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ceiling of the master bedroom and noticed a strong sulfuri
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like odor. He saw numerous black fragments, along with debris
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and black dust that covered the bed, carpet and surrounding furniture.
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He was quick enough to immediately preserve and document the
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scene using disposable gloves and aluminum foil, placing the metiaorrite
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fragments in glass jars. When scientists examined the rocks, they're
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determined it belonged to one of two known types of
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primitive meteorites called CM type carbonaceous chondrites, where the letter
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M refers to the Menjia meteorite at fill In, Ukraine
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in eighteen eighty nine. Analysis found the fragments were more
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extensively altered by water on the meteorite's parent body than
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what's typically seen in CM two carbinacious chondrites, and so
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astronomers classify the specimen as a CM one stroke two
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carbonaceous chondrite, a sort of intermediate classification between petrographs type
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CM one and CM two. Jenniskin says that thanks to
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the homeowner's quick reaction, the fragment represents the most pristine
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CM one dash two mediorrite ever recovered. Another prominent primitive
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type of carbinacious chondrite is called CI, with the I
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standing for the meteorite Avuna, which fell in Tanzania in
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nineteen thirty eight. Samples of this type of mediaite were
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also brought back from the asteroid Royugu by Japan's Hyabusa
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II mission and from the asteroid Banu by NASA's Cyrus
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REX spacecraft, and those samples were also found to contain
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evidence of the influence of bryany fluids from just below
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the surface of their parent asteroid. The authors also found
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small sort rich C one fragments within the Hilsboro meteorite,
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suggesting originated from near the surface region of the perinasteroid,
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where liquid water must have evaporated and concentrated salts, and
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this high concentration of salt in a brainy fluid can
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potentially create molecules crucial full life on Earth see brains
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allow phosphate to remain in solution and can catalyze chemical
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reactions between organics and precipitate minerals. Isotobe studies of carbon
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and nitrogen suggest that primitive carbonaceous chondrites, including CM types,
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delivered organic matter to the early Earth. The Hillsborough meteorite
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contained one point eight percent by weight of carbon and
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zero point zero seven percent of nitrogen and contain carbon
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and nitrogen isotopes typical of CM type meteorites. The meteorite
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contained a wide variety of soluble organic compounds, and its
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compositional range confirms that the Hillsborough meteorite was more altered
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by water than most other CM type meteorites. You authors
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say a high fraction of the compounds with a product
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of organic chemistry with minerals, but it's not known if
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these magnesium organic comps zounds were contributed by brain chemistry
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or was simply leftover from an earlier impact shock process.
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they're used in photosynthesis. Also present in this media right
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with numerous amino acids, the very building blocks of life.
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The presence of amino acids, carbocyclic acids, and other soluble
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organic molecules by CM type bodies may have contributed to
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the prebartic organic infantry that preceded the emergence of life
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later in the science report, a new status shows that
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people who have suffered serious heart attacks have higher levels
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of microplastics in their blood. All that and more still
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to come on space time. The Australian Academy of Science
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has condemned the Albanesi Labour government's decision to withdraw its
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association from the European Southern Observatory, calling it short sighted
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and warning that the move will inflict lasting damage to
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a research and development system already facing deep structural under investments.
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The European Southern Observatory operates numerous high quality telescope facilities
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around the world, including the Very Large Telescope, the Alma
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Large millimurda submillimeter array, and the ELDT the Extremely Large Telescope,
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which when it's completed, will be the largest optical telescope
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ever built. So Australian Science's removal from this group will
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be a huge blow to our scientific future. Professor Margaret Shiel,
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Secretary of Science Policy with the Australian Academy of Science,
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says stepping back now risks long term damage to the
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nation's capability and competitiveness. She says that decision means a
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Australia will no longer remain at the forefront of astronomy
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research and discovery. Full membership of the European Southern Observatory
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was a key recommendation of the Academy's Astronomy Decatal Plant
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for twenty twenty six to thirty five, which was launched
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last year, so abandoning the European Southern Observatory directly contradicts
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that plan, which identified full membership as essential for Australia's
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research future. Under the Albanese government's decision, access to the
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European Southern Observatory will be shut off completely from next year.
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She All says the European Southern Observatory is a gateway
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to collaboration, connecting Australian researchers toward leading facilities and international teams,
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thereby multiplying the impact of domestic investment. She points out
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that in a field defined by scale and precision, partnerships
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are not optional extras their core capabilities. Australia's strategic partnership
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with the European Southern Observatory was established back in twenty seventeen,
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and it's provided Australian scientists with access toward leading infrastructure
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simply cannot be replicated here alone. In fact, memberships field
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a thriving Australian astronomy instrumentation program, expanding engagement with industry
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and growing astronomy applications across medicine, defense, mining and other sectors.
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Sill says the federal government's decision to withdraw from shared
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global infrastructure reduces access to data, reduces talent and opportunity,
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and doesn't solve the underlying problem. You simply can't build
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world class science in isolation. So what are we talking about? Well,
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full membership of the European Southern Observatory would cost forty
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million dollars a year. That sounds like a lot of money,
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doesn't it. But compare that to the five hundred and
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twenty two million dollars spent by the Albanizi government on
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its failed twenty twenty three Voice to Parliament referendum, all
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the one hundred and thirty million dollars spent on Palestinian organizations,
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including twenty million for ANRA, which includes more than fifteen
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hundred employees now under active investigation for being Hamas or Islamic,
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she had terrorists and actively teaching Palestine kids hard to
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kill Jews. Then there's the two hundred and eighty five
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point two million dollars the Albanesi government spent on the
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Whale of Green Hydrogen project before it was scrapped, The
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eighty million dollars supporting billionaire Andrew Forrest, Green Hydrogen initiatives
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which have now also been scrapped three hundred million dollars
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for years of investigations by the Albernesi government in pursuit
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of Ben Robert Smith VC and as much as that is,
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it all pals into insignificance compared to the twenty two
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billion dollars being spent on the Snowy Pump hydro scheme.
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That's a project originally slated to cost two billion dollars.
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The Albanesi government's decision mirrors the earlier Gillard Labor government's
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decision in twenty ten to turn down an offer Byligo
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Laser into from at a Gravitational Wave Observatory, which wanted to
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build a one point one billion dollar gravitational wave detector
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at Gingin in Western Australia free of charge. Camera would
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only have to pay for the ongoing operational costs, But
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like the Albanesi government's funding for the European Southern Observatory,
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the Gillard government re rejected the Lego offer. What's that
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they say about leopards and spots this space? Time and
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time they'd take a brief look at some of the
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