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The following pages link to Occurrence of giant impacts during the growth of the terrestrial planets (Q38512472):
Displaying 19 items.
- The Borealis basin and the origin of the martian crustal dichotomy (Q28285260) (← links)
- Magma ocean formation due to giant impacts (Q28314717) (← links)
- The first living systems: a bioenergetic perspective (Q28776773) (← links)
- Earth's early atmosphere (Q34089375) (← links)
- Accretion of the Earth (Q37282967) (← links)
- New approaches to the Moon's isotopic crisis (Q38435354) (← links)
- Hit-and-run planetary collisions (Q38485679) (← links)
- Meteorite Kr in Earth's mantle suggests a late accretionary source for the atmosphere. (Q45229216) (← links)
- Terrestrial accretion rates and the origin of the Moon (Q53955925) (← links)
- Biomolecule formation by oceanic impacts on early Earth (Q56672584) (← links)
- Greenhouses and magma oceans (Q58986969) (← links)
- A violent birth for Mercury (Q58987018) (← links)
- A shear pathway to the core (Q59002154) (← links)
- Experiment confronts theory (Q59011053) (← links)
- Once upon an asteroid (Q59076880) (← links)
- At the magma ocean floor (Q60090552) (← links)
- Silicon stable isotope fractionation between metal and silicate at high-pressure, high-temperature conditions as a tracer of planetary core formation (Q105863389) (← links)
- Liquidus phase relations in the system MgO–MgSiO3 at pressures up to 25 GPa—constraints on crystallization of a molten Hadean mantle (Q107275343) (← links)
- Metal/silicate partitioning of Mn, Co, and Ni at high-pressures and high temperatures and implications for core formation in a deep magma ocean (Q107275472) (← links)