scienceFeb 23, 202512:13pending
Small Bodies, Big Clues: The Tiny Architects of the Solar System
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From asteroids to comets to metallic wanderers, small solar system bodies hold clues to how our planetary neighborhood formed. In this episode, we break down what SSSBs are (and aren't), how their compositions and orbits act as time capsules, and what missions—past, present, and future—are helping us study them. A curious dive into the cosmic crumbs that shape our solar system.
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