Reactivity and Survivability of Glycolaldehyde in Simulated Meteorite Impact Experiments

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sugars of extraterrestrial origin (e.g., on comets) can form biologically relevant molecules upon impact with planets http://t.co/II8snsec2o

"Reactivity and Survivability of Glycolaldehyde in Simulated #Meteorite Impact Experiments" See http://t.co/3eUce1ERwf

Reactivity and Survivability of Glycolaldehyde in Simulated Meteorite Impact Experiments. (arXiv... http://t.co/ox8MfJBzAg #astrophysics

Reactivity and Survivability of Glycolaldehyde in Simulated Meteorite Impact Experiments. http://t.co/COwICVupby

Reactivity and Survivability of Glycolaldehyde in Simulated Meteorite Impact Experiments. (arXiv:15... http://t.co/dHOiuos9Tr #astronomy

Molecules relevant to life can not only survive but become more complex during impact delivery to planetary bodies http://t.co/bFMSVnx9e9