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Astrophysicist Josep Trigo-Rodriguez of the Institute of Space Sciences near Barcelona, Spain, believes it is an interstellar ...

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Most meteorites that impact the Earth come from the asteroid belt—the region between Mars and Jupiter's orbits, where over a million space rocks, each more than 0.6 miles wide, circle the sun.

Most meteorites originate from the asteroid belt, a region between Mars and Jupiter where over a million asteroids larger than 1 kilometer circle the Sun. Those rocks originate from a small number of ...

Herd believes the meteorite likely broke from an asteroid between Mars and Jupiter. "It's remarkable because it's never really been heard before,” he said.

Herd believes the meteorite likely broke from an asteroid between Mars and Jupiter. "It's remarkable because it's never really been heard before,” he said.

Herd believes the meteorite likely broke from an asteroid between Mars and Jupiter. "It's remarkable because it's never really been heard before,” he said.