Understanding the Relationship Between CR Clan Meteorites Using Noble Gases to Infer Early Solar System Environments

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Mijjum M.* Corrigan C. M. McCoy T. J. Tremblay M. M. Gooding T. et al.

METSOC 2026 abstract (PDF)

“We are measuring noble gases in CB chondrites to inform their exposure ages and early solar system environments, while comparing their petrological and geochemical relationships amongst other CR clan meteorites to constrain their formation history.”

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