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Mirage News: MSU helps deliver insights to better characterize the nuclear physics and extreme environments of cosmic explosions
EurekAlert!: MSU helps deliver insights to better characterize the nuclear physics and extreme environments of cosmic explosions
ScienMag: MSU helps deliver insights to better characterize the nuclear physics and
Science Daily: Nuclear physics and extreme environments of cosmic explosions
Newswise: Record-breaking radiation detection pins down element formation in stellar novae
Sciencenewsnet.in: Record-breaking radiation detection pins down element formation in stellar novae
EurekAlert!: Record-breaking radiation detection pins down element formation in stellar novae
Nanowerk: Record-breaking radiation detection pins down element formation in stellar novae
MSU Today: Faculty voice: Chris Wrede: Nuclear Physics at MSU
APS News: Sorting Out the Neutron Lifetime
Nature: How long do neutrons live? Physicists close in on decades-old puzzle
Science Daily: Examining exploding stars through the atomic nucleus
Science Magazine: Examining exploding stars through the atomic nucleus
Phys.Org: Examining exploding stars through the atomic nucleus
EurekAlert!: Examining exploding stars through the atomic nucleus
MSU Today: Examining exploding stars through the atomic nucleus
Nanowerk News: Examining exploding stars through the atomic nucleus
Knowridge Science Report: Examining exploding stars through the atomic nucleus
Science Blog: Examining exploding stars through the atomic nucleus
Science Newsline: Examining exploding stars through the atomic nucleus
Health Medicine Network: Examining exploding stars through the atomic nucleus
Syfy Wire: Scientists can now examine exploding stars under a microscope
MSU Today: Nearly 4,000 attendees learn about FRIB
WLNS 6: Facility for rare isotope beams sneak peak draws in hundreds
Fox 47 News: MSU shows off high tech facility to the public
Lansing State Journal: Hundreds pack into FRIB during open house
The Academic Minute: Christopher Wrede, Michigan State University – Pre-Solar Grains
MSU Today: Two MSU researchers earn Department of Energy honor
US Department of Energy: DOE’s Office of Science Selects 49 Scientists to Receive Early Career Research Program Funding
Physics World: Rare-isotope decay links tiny grains to stellar explosions
Astronomy Now: Dust grains could be remnants of stellar explosions billions of years ago
Tech Times: Dust Grains From Ancient Stellar Explosions Billions Of Years Ago May Unveil Secrets Of Our Galaxy
Live Science: Ancient Dust Found in Meteorites Came from Exploding Stars
Headlines and Global News: Dust Grains From Ancient Stellar Explosions Could Reveal Mysteries Of Our Galaxy
NDTV: Dust Grains On Earth May Be Products Of Stellar Explosions
Gadgets 360: Dust Grains Could Be Remnants of Stellar Explosions From Billions of Years Ago: Study
United Press International (UPI): Meteoritic dust came from stellar explosions older than the sun
I4U News: Meteoritic Dust Grains Formed in Stellar Explosions Occurred Before the Sun
Microcap Magazine: Dust grains found on earth are remnants of stellar explosions billions of years ago might be older than sun: Researchers
Express: Scientists discover stardust from deep space explosion which helped produce the SUN
Sceince Recorder: Meteorite dust came from ancient, exploding stars
Clapway: Secret Messages Are Sent to Earth from Exploding Stars
Sci-News.com: Pre-Solar Grains Could Be Remnants of Ancient Novae
The Times of India: Dust particle on Earth came from stra explosions?
Futurity: Stardust found on Earth may be older than our sun
Daily Star Gazette, Albany: High amount isotope silicon 30 found Earth meteoritic material
Sky News: Stardust Found On Earth May Be Older Than Sun
Apex Tribune: Some of Earth?s Dust Is 5 Billion Years Old
NH Voice: Experiment to find out whether microscopic dust particles on earth formed in classical nova
mainenewsonline.com: Research leads to tantalizing subatomic clues about origins of pre-solar grains
Argyll Free Press: Some of Earth?s Dust Is Full of History
mainenewsonline.com: Researchers trying to find out whether dust particles came from classical nova explosions
Jagran Post: Dust particles on Earth may be products of stellar explosions
The Marshalltown: RESEARCHERS FOUND THAT ANCIENT DUST FOUND IN METEORITES ACTUALLY CAME FROM EXPLODING STARS
Space Daily: Dust grains could be remnants of stellar explosions billions of years ago
Sci-Tech Today: Meteoritic Dust Came from Stellar Explosions Older than the Sun
The Hans India: Dust particles on Earth may have come from stellar explosions
Discovery News: Meteorites Peppered With Ancient Supernova Dust
Austrian Tribune: Pre-solar Dust Grains act as source to explore Classical Nova
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MSU Today: Dust grains could be remnants of stellar explosions billions of years ago
IFL Science: Dust Grains From Meteorites Could Be Older Than The Solar System