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How old is Jupiter? Meteorite ‘raindrops’ help scientists pin down gas giant’s age

Submit on Thursday, August 28th, 2025 00:11

Scientists have solved how molten “raindrops” in meteorites, called chondrules, were formed — and the discovery reveals key details about Jupiter’s origin.

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