If meteorites formed from dust from the early universe, then we would expect them to be very old. Indeed, this is what we find. Scientists have used radiometric dating to measure the ages of meteorites. The results show ages of around 4,500,000,000 years that's seven hundred million years older than the oldest rocks on Earth.
Antarctica is the best place in the world for scientists to find meteorites. Scientists find meteorites in the Antarctic blue ice.
Scientists believe that the sun is around 4.6 billion years old. This age is determined through the study of the formation of the solar system, the analysis of age-dating techniques for rocks and meteorites, and the use of computer models.
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so they can find out about the early solar system and how planets were formed
Scientists run many (apparently) simple tests on the boy-kings mummy's teeth to find out how old Tutankhamen was when he died.
Yes. In fact, scientists have found meteorites here on Earth that appear to be pieces blasted off the surface of Mars when some much larger object hit it!
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No such thing has ever been found to exist. No fossils have been proven to have been found in meteorites. Some scientists claim that they have found tiny fossils in meteorites from Mars but they can not prove the formations in the rocks aren't naturally occurring.
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Iron meteorites, stony meteorites and stony-iron meteorites.
Antarctica may not be the BEST place to find meteorites, but it is a very good place. This is because Antarctica is mostly covered with ice and snow, which is white, and meteorites stand out nicely because they are often blackened by the intense heat of passing through the atmosphere.