Open questions on carbonaceous matter in meteoritesOPEN ACCESS 

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Oliver Christ, Fabrizio Nestola & Matteo Alvaro

Communications Chemistry
Volume 7, article number 118, 2024
COMMENT, Open access, Published: 29 May 2024

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“Extraterrestrial carbon gives insights into the origin of life and processes that took place billions of years ago in our solar system. Here, the authors provide an overview of what is known and of unanswered questions with a meteoritical focus.”

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