An international team of scientists may have solved a key mystery about the origins of the Earth’s water, after uncovering persuasive new evidence pointing to an unlikely culprit – the Sun. According to the University of Glasgow, in a new paper published in the journal Nature Astronomy, a team of researchers from the UK, Australia and America describe how new analysis of an ancient asteroid suggests that extraterrestrial dust grains carried water to Earth as the planet formed. The water in the grains was produced by space weathering, a process by which charged particles from the Sun known as solarAn international team of scientists may have solved a key mystery about the origins of the Earth’s water, after uncovering persuasive new evidence pointing to an unlikely culprit - the Sun. According to the University of Glasgow, in a new paper published in the journal Nature Astronomy, a team of researchers from the UK, Australia ► The FINANCIAL Education
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