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Dwarf planet Ceres has more than 130 bright areas, and most of them are associated with impact craters. Now, Ceres has revealed some of its well-kept secrets in two new studies in the journal Nature, thanks to data from our Dawn spacecraft.
Two studies have been looking into the mystery behind these bright areas. One study identifies this bright material as a kind of salt, while the other study suggests the detection of ammonia-rich clays.
Study authors write that the bright material is consistent with a type of magnesium sulfate called hexahydrite. A different type of magnesium sulfate is familiar on Earth as Epsom salt.
Researchers, using images from Dawn’s framing camera, suggest that these salt-rich areas were left behind when water-ice sublimated in the past. Impacts from asteroids would have unearthed the mixture of ice and salt.
An image of Occator Crater (below) shows the brightest material on Ceres. Occator itself is 60 miles in diameter, and its central pit, covered by this bright material, measures about 6 miles wide. With its sharp rim and walls, it appears to be among the youngest features on the dwarf planet.
In the second nature study, members of the Dawn science team examined the composition of Ceres and found evidence for ammonia-rich clays. Why is this important?
Well, ammonia ice by itself would evaporate on Ceres today, because it is too warm. However, ammonia molecules could be stable if present in combination with other minerals. This raises the possibility that Ceres did not originate in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, where it currently resides. But instead, might have formed in the outer solar system! Another idea is that Ceres formed close to its present position, incorporating materials that drifted in from the outer solar system, near the orbit of Neptune, where nitrogen ices are thermally stable.
As of this week, our Dawn spacecraft has reached its final orbital altitude at Ceres (about 240 miles from the surface). In mid-December, it will begin taking observations from this orbit, so be sure to check back for details!
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Planet: sun Element: earth and fire Chakra: solar plexus chakra Sing:capricorn helps with creativity, balance and strength,protects you from hexes and curses especially from the evil eye. helps you with self-esteem, mood and depression due to its association with the planet of the sun. It also helps you to have spiritual and mental balance and it also helps your physical body . It is also called the stone of the "thieves" since it was believed that it gave them luck when it came to doing their misdeeds. It was also loved by gambling players, because it was a good amulet in gambling.
Fluorite and Rhodochrosite
Locality: American Tunnel Mine, Silverton, Colorado, United States of America
Manhattan Project Glass from Hanford, Washington
This glass was used at the Hanford Washington Manhattan Project location, one of the biggest and most undercover operations the United States military has ever done. It started during WWII in the late 30’s and went on through the cold war era. There were three main facilities around the nation that took part in the making of the first atomic bombs. At Hanford, they created the first plutonium ever to exist, which went into the Trinity bomb in New Mexico, the first man-made nuclear blast, and the plutonium for the Fat Man Bomb dropped on Nagasaki, Japan.
This piece is 70% lead with a deep yellow color. It comes on basalt pillar base, cut flat, polished top, core drilled with a LED light set into the stone to illuminate the specimen. The base is 8" in diameter and 34" tall. Approximate weight of display is 200lbs.
Autunite - Nanjingqiao U deposit, Pingjiang Co., Yueyang Prefecture, Hunan Province, China
Ba(UO2)2(AsO4)2·10H2O
Locality:
Schmiedestollen dump, Wittichen, Schenkenzell, Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Field of View: 1.84 mm
Coll.& photo Ko Jansen
Rhodochrosite - N`Chwaning Mines, Kuruman, Kalahari manganese field, Northern Cape Province, South Africa
Watch this specimen sparkle on video here, it’s gorgeous!!
Pb5(VO4)3Cl
Locality:
Old Yuma Mine (Yuma Mine), Saguaro National Monument, Amole District, Tucson Mts, Pima Co., Arizona, USA
Field of View: 5 mm
Natural History Museum Prague’s Photo
Cu1+Fe3+S2, ZnS
Locality:
Büschhof Quarry (Schretzmair Quarry), Wirtenbach, Waldbröl, Bergisches Land, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Image width approx. 3.5 mm
Photo by Michael Pfeil
Cu2CO3(OH)2, Cu5(PO4)2(OH)4
Locality:
Mociços Mine, Nossa Senhora da Conceição, Alandroal, Évora District, Portugal
Field of View: 5.4 mm
Arborescent aggregates (like trees) of malachite crystals on pseudomalachite.
Pedro Alves’ Photo