David Mannes (left) and Anders Kaestner (IMAGE)

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David Mannes (left) and Anders Kaestner

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David Mannes (left) and Anders Kaestner at the SINQ at PSI. They used neutrons to examine a piece of the Martian meteorite “Black Beauty” and were able to reveal macroscopic hydrogen-rich areas for the first time. 

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© Paul Scherrer Institute PSI/Markus Fischer

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