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Polar Dust
Reference
1819
Duration
00:30:00
Production year
2006
Original material
SD
4/3
Color
Sound
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From 2000 to 2006, Jean Duprat, a physicist at the CSNSM, went three times to the scientific base Concordia at the South Pole to collect micrometeorites, in order to understand, thanks to these witnesses of the first moments of the primitive solar system, how the Sun and its planets were formed 4.5 billion years ago.