New research from Curtin University and published in Physical Review Research, has found that the chemistry of zircons found in Earth’s crust contained a geological archive of Earth’s interaction with the Milky Way.

To learn more about these findings and how this new line of research connects geology and astrophysics, we caught up with lead study author Professor Chris Kirkland.

For anyone interested in the study, it can be found here: https://doi.org/10.1103/98c3-d9j2

New research from Curtin University and published in Physical Review Research, has found that the chemistry of zircons found in Earth&rsquo;s crust contained a geological <a></a>archive of Earth&rsquo;s interaction with the Milky Way.
To learn more about these findings and how this new line of research connects geology and astrophysics, we caught up with lead study author Professor Chris Kirkland.
For anyone interested in the study, it can be found here: <a href="https://journals.aps.org/prresearch/accepted/10.1103/98c3-d9j2"></a><a href="https://doi.org/10.1103/98c3-d9j2">https://doi.org/10.1103/98c3-d9j2</a>

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Each week, we dive deep into current events and emerging research with UNE's brightest minds and experts from the community.  From climate adaptation to social policy, our guests offer evidence-based insights and constructive approaches to today's challenges.  As part of CBAA's Newshub network, TuneFM's work helps these vital conversations reach audiences across Australia's through National Radio News and The Wire.
Join us as we build on TuneFM's legacy of meaningful dialogue and positive change, bringing academic expertise to bear on the questions that matter most to our community.  Listen wherever you get your podcasts or tune in through TuneFM, UNE's student powered radio.
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