NASA’s Bennu samples have revealed an unexpected mix of sugars, sticky 'gum-like' material and ancient stardust. Scientists ...
Asteroid Bennu's sample delivered a shock: ribose and glucose were found, confirming the widespread presence of life's fundamental building blocks in the early Solar System.
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Scientists found tryptophan in an asteroid and why it matters
When scientists sifted through dust from asteroid Bennu and spotted tryptophan, the same amino acid often blamed for ...
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Asteroid Bennu samples reveal ancient water offering new clues about the origin of life on Earth
Some of the oldest objects in the solar system still drift above your head. Asteroids and comets formed before Earth took ...
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How we track near-Earth asteroids
Early this year, a surprise space rock made headlines around the globe when the International Asteroid Warning Network ...
Another area of science that our researchers have redefined is the field of venom. Dr. Ronald Jenner and colleagues broadened previous definitions of venom to include toxins injected not only into ...
Meteorites are like a time machine and spacecraft all in one. Discover how our scientists use rare specimens in the meteorite ...
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NASA discovers 'space gum' and sugars 'crucial to life' in asteroid Bennu samples brought to Earth (video)
"I'm becoming much more optimistic that we may be able to find life beyond Earth, even in our own solar system." ...
Bennu samples reveal biological sugars, a strange, gum-like material, and ancient stardust that shed light on the early solar ...
Scientists studying samples from the Bennu asteroid located not too far from Earth continue to find clues as to how life ...
Studying samples from the Bennu asteroid, researchers have found sugars essential for biology, stardust and ... something ...
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Asteroid Bennu Was Missing Just One Ingredient Needed To Kickstart Life – We Just Found It
Bennu is believed to have originated from the shards of a much larger world. Curiously, asteroid Ryugu, sampled by the ...
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