In-Situ Oxygen Isotope Study of Anhydrous Minerals in a Ryugu Particle: Implications for the Precursors to CI-Chondrite Parent Bodies

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Liu M.-C. McCain K. A. Matsuda N. Yamaguchi A. Kimura M. et al.

PDF LPSC 2022 abstract [#2276]

“Ryugu’s olivine / Not only chondrule pieces / But also AOA remains.”

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