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During the Solar System’s first million years, its earliest outer worlds formed from material that was up to 92 percent heat-forged rock, while gas flowing through the young system filtered out much of the surrounding ice-rich dust.
Two chemical tracers in carbonaceous iron meteorites indicate that the earliest outer Solar System planetesimals contained only 8 to 17 percent fine matrix, extending aerodynamic sorting to the opening era of planet formation. The post During the Solar System’s first million years, its earliest outer worlds formed from material that was up to 92 percent heat-forged rock, while gas flowing through the young system filtered out much of the surrounding ice-rich dust. appeared first on Space Daily .
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