The Angrite Parent Body as the Archetypal First-Generation Planetesimal: Large, Reduced and Mg-Enriched

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Tissot F. L. H.* Collinet M. Namur O. Grove T. L.

54th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2023

abstract [#1221]

Two groups of quenched angrites. Experimental constraints point to a possibly Moon-sized parent body. A self-consistent bulk composition for the APB is derived.

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