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Posted on January 24, 2013 by Center for Meteorite Studies

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The Mt. Lemmon Survey in Arizona has discovered a new long period comet!
Comet C/2018 EF9 (Lemmon)
Inclination: 85 degrees
Orbital Period: 12,000 years

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Meenakshi Wadhwa @minwadhwa·

16 Apr

Stellar presentations today by the 2018 awardees of the #Nininger Travel Awards, co-sponsored by @ASUMeteorites & @SESEASU in support of student travel to #LPSC! @SaturnSierra @chondrule_maker @Isotope_Dan

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16 Apr

We have a new Hayabusa2 manga! Our first edition explores the first sighting of asteroid Ryugu. You can read the story here: https://t.co/Nw7dC4bG3w

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12 Apr

“Meteorites are the remnants from that earliest phase of the earliest history of our solar system.” https://t.co/EF0snQAIMm @minwadhwa @ASUMeteorites

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Meenakshi Wadhwa @minwadhwa·

15 Apr

Fantastic day @BoyceThompson yesterday discussing life, the universe and everything with my amazing @ASUMeteorites team - serious fun tho’ talking about what’s important to us individually & as a group. Hoping to make this an annual tradition!

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