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4 6-Billion-Year-Old Meteorite Found In The Sahara Desert Is Older Than Earth Itself

4 6-Billion-Year-Old Meteorite Found In The Sahara Desert Is Older Than Earth Itself
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Meteorite Found In Africa s Sahara Desert Dates Back To 4 6 Bn Years, Older Than Earth Itself

Meteorite Found In Africa s Sahara Desert Dates Back To 4 6 Bn Years, Older Than Earth Itself
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4 6-billion-year-old meteorite is the oldest volcanic rock ever found

©2021 Darryl Pitt / Christie’s The oldest volcanic rock we have ever discovered may help us understand the building blocks of planets. The meteorite, which was discovered in the Sahara desert in 2020, dates from just 2 million years after the formation of the solar system – making it more than a million years older than the previous record-holder. “I have been working on meteorites for more than 20 years now, and this is possibly the most fantastic new meteorite I have ever seen,” says Jean-Alix Barrat at the University of Western Brittany in France. When he and his colleagues analysed the meteorite, called Erg Chech 002 or EC 002, they found that it was unlike any other meteorite we have ever located.

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