Active Galactic Nuclei - AGN - ALMA and LOFAR investigations.

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Active Galactic Nuclei - AGN - ALMA and LOFAR investigations.
Dr Jonathon Pierce and Dr Luke Holden University of Hertfordshire

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The study of nucleic fluxes in meteorites is a relatively specialized area of research. Nucleic fluxes refer to the flow of nucleic acids, such as DNA and RNA, and their components. While meteorites are known to contain a variety of organic compounds, including amino acids and other prebiotic molecules, the presence of nucleic acids or their precursors is less common and can be considered a significant finding.
If you have discovered nucleic fluxes in a meteorite, it could be an important contribution to our understanding of the origins of life and the potential for life’s building blocks to form in extraterrestrial environments. Such findings could provide insights into the processes that may have contributed to the emergence of life on Earth or elsewhere in the universe.
If this is a new discovery, it would likely require further investigation and validation by the scientific community to determine its significance and implications.
Found in UK got those nucleic fluxes in my Winchcombe meteorite x