David Mannes (links) und Anders Kaestner (IMAGE)

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David Mannes (links) und Anders Kaestner

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David Mannes (links) und Anders Kaestner an der Schweizer Spallations-Neutronenquelle SINQ am PSI. Mit Neutronen durchleuchteten sie ein Stück des Marsmeteoriten «Black Beauty» und konnten damit erstmals makroskopische wasserstoffreiche Bereiche sichtbarmachen.

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