NASA's $10 billion space telescope studied the third interstellar object to enter the solar system, measuring the chemical ...

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The research team said a typical cycle of measurements takes five minutes. To verify the accuracy of the new robot, the TRMC transients were measured 50 times over the identical sample.

Then, by measuring the meteorite's lead isotopes, they determined its age to be approximately 4.564 billion years, similar to inner solar system basalts, which are present in planetary crusts.

They believe it could be part network of tunnels running between different star-forming regions - like enormous Tube train system ...