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A meteorite thin section under a microscope. Different colors represent different minerals, because light travels through them in different ways. The round mineral aggregates are chondrules, which are a major component in primitive meteorites.

Solar System formed from “poorly mixed cake batter”

Carnegie Institution for Science
Categories Space
The sensing sleeve, seen here worn by a student, detects the presence of electrical signals in the forearm muscles.

Sensing Signals in Paralyzed Muscles

Carnegie Institution for Science
Categories Health, Technology

Your microbiome shapes your life. But where did it come from?

Carnegie Institution for Science
Categories Health

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