Scientists found stardust trapped in Antarctic ice. What could it tell us about our solar system?
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"This dust can penetrate the shielding of the solar system and end up on Earth."
"This dust can penetrate the shielding of the solar system and end up on Earth."
"This dust can penetrate the shielding of the solar system and end up on Earth."
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