Is Asteroid (3) Juno the Parent Body of H-Chondrite Meteorites?
John W. Noonan(Planetary Science Institute), Greg Wilburn(Planetary Science Institute), Lindsay R. Slick(Planetary Science Institute), Rachel B. Fernandes(University of Cincinnati), W. F. Bottke(Southwest Research Institute), Benjamin N. L. Sharkey, Natalie Quintero(Planetary Science Institute), Walter M. Harris(University of Arizona), Collin Lewin(Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology), K. Marchese(Planetary Science Institute), Kyle Tatum(Planetary Science Institute), Lydia Bailey, Geoff Angle(Planetary Science Institute), Theodore Kareta(Planetary Science Institute), Cassandra Lejoly, Roberto Furfaro(University of Arizona), Zarah Brown(University of Arizona), Juan A. Sanchez, M. Meshel, V. Reddy(Planetary Science Institute), Lauren Schatz(University of Arizona), Alessondra Springmann, Derian D. Acuna(Planetary Science Institute), Haris Khan Niazi, Ravi Teja Nallapu
Lunar and Planetary Science Conference
March 1, 2019
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