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During the turbulent early history of the solar system, the materials that shaped Earth might have been formed very far out in space, suggests a study. A carbonaceous meteorite is thought to have contributed to Earth's formation, which came from outer main-belt asteroids. Scientists at the Tokyo Institute of Technology have recently proposed that these asteroidal materials may have formed far out in the early solar system and then been transported to the inner solar system by chaotic mixing processes.

A new study has revealed that possible chemical leftovers from the Earth's creation still lingering deep within our planet. The study, published in Nature Geoscience, has been conducted by the University of Utah. Researchers used radar waves for a better understanding of the internal structure of the Earth and seismic waves for navigation. Also read | Astronomers publish most detailed map to date of black holes

Extra Noir brings musical texture to Euljiro's alleys Posted : 2021-01-19 18:02 A colorful corner of Euljiro in downtown Seoul / Courtesy of Extra Noir By Jon Dunbar A walk through the alleys of central Seoul's Euljiro neighborhood led a foreign professor on a musical journey. Andrew Wilbur, an associate professor at Seoul National University originally from the U.S., found his way to some of the area's older record shops, where he picked up a number of mysterious vinyl records from several decades in Korea's past. "Some of them had little information about the a...

Extra Noir brings musical texture to Euljiro's alleys Posted : 2021-01-19 18:02 A colorful corner of Euljiro in downtown Seoul / Courtesy of Extra Noir By Jon Dunbar A walk through the alleys of central Seoul's Euljiro neighborhood led a foreign professor on a musical journey. Andrew Wilbur, an associate professor at Seoul National University originally from the U.S., found his way to some of the area's older record shops, where he picked up a number of mysterious vinyl records from several decades in Korea's past. "Some of them had little information about the a...