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Scientists at undefined of Technology and other universities are analyzing tiny particles from a distant asteroid to learn more about how the outer solar system was formed and shaped more than 4.6 billion years ago.
After analyzing particles of asteroid Ryugu, brought to Earth in 2020 by undefined's Hayabusa2 mission, scientists determined that an ancient magnetic field may have formed the outer solar system's giant planets, from Jupiter to Neptune, MIT researchers said.
"We're showing that, everywhere we look now, there was some sort of magnetic field that was responsible for bringing mass to where the sun and planets were forming," Benjamundefined, MIT's Robert R. Shrock professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences, said in a statement. "That now applies to the outer solar system planets."
Researchers also say analyses like this are the only way to study the presence of magnetic fields.
"Astronomical observations can't detect those fields so really this is the only game in town right now for seeing whether it's there," Weiss said in an interview Thursday.
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