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Bob Bruner’s 2023 Exhibit NoRCEL
R. B. Bruner, a Denver Museum of Nature and Science volunteer and life-origins enthusiast, has updated his collection on "Meteorites and...NEWSThe Europlanet Workshop Series
Europlanet WorkshopSeries aims to inspire and encourage planetary science and space technology development across borders in developed and developing countries and across...NEWSASEN2023 – Pioneering the dissemination of astroscience in sub-Saharan Africa
With such a diverse nature across Africa, how can we collectively create more awareness of astrosciences in the region? Since 2015...NEWSMulti-instrumental study of a 162173Ryugu Sample (Hayabusa-2 mission, JAXA)
A dark, so-called carbonaceous asteroid, was recently sampled for the first time. History was made when the sampling spacecraft (Hayabusa-2) travelled...
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The Gap Map and Grothendieck’s Rising Sea
Mathematician Alexander Grothendieck, whose work is considered abstract even by mathematical standards, once described two ways of solving problems. The first...Members ZoneEvolution of proteome based on the evolution of genetic code
The evolution of species by means of natural selection can be modelled in a "tree of life" (ToL) that can be...Members ZoneThe asteroid belt
The asteroid belt, a region located between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, is composed of millions of rocky objects ranging...
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Bob Bruner’s 2023 Exhibit NoRCEL
R. B. Bruner, a Denver Museum of Nature and Science volunteer and life-origins enthusiast, has updated his collection on "Meteorites and...Conference TalksThe catalytic properties of chondritic meteorites and their role in the origin of life in Nitrogen- and water-rich environments (J.M. TRIGO-RODRIGUEZ)
Undifferentiated asteroids and comets are composed by primordial materials that were forming part of the protoplanetary disk. Some of the most...Conference TalksPrebiotic synthesis initiated in formaldehyde and hydrogen cyanide by laser plasma simulating high-velocity impacts (Martin FERUS)
It is well known that hydrogen cyanide and formamide can universally be considered as key molecules in prebiotic synthesis. Despite the...
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