Hi Tett, Roman and all, Tett Posted:
Then concluding with the suggestion that CAI's may be much older that previously thought, and that the solar system may also be much older. Wish I could have heard the talk also. CAI's have been one of the more intriguing things found in our solar systems meteorites. It has been brought up before that these may have been remnants from first generation stars that super nova and form the solar system. I've heard an age of about 10 billion years old. After all, iron is a by-product of first generation stars but the isotopes have been reset by re-heating. Guess the question is where and when did the CAI's form. It has been speculated that CAI's are ash from the super nova event (s) that generated our solar system. Perhaps the conclusions are changing. --AL Mitterling ______________________________________________ Meteorite-list mailing list Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com http://six.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
