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Spuren(elemente) kosmischer Explosionen
Press Release of 13.05.2021
Ein internationales Forschungsteam unter Leitung von Prof. Anton Wallner vom Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) hat neue Beweise für eine Serie von Supernova-Ereignissen gefunden, die in den letzten 10 Millionen Jahren in relativer Nähe zur Erde stattgefunden haben. Anstatt den Himmel nach Spuren dieser Sternexplosionen zu scannen, haben sie am Meeresboden gesucht – und wurden fündig. Im Fachmagazin Science berichten sie von ihrer akribischen Fahndung nach zwei verschiedenen Isotopen, die beide nicht natürlich auf der Erde vorkommen und die ihren Ursprung im explosiven Ende massereicher Sterne haben. Damit fügen die Wissenschaftler*innen unserem Verständnis der Elemententstehung einen wichtigen, bisher fehlenden Baustein hinzu.
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