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richard greenwood, let me bring you in here. you are so as we understand it. scientists who want to get their hands on some of this rock from the meteorite or particles from the meteorite. and you are one of them. are you hoping to get hold of a bit of the a bit of the dust? we are, yeah. we're part of the very large worldwide team of scientists who are so excited. and we will get our hands on some of this material and do some analysis. and we say we're really keen to find out how this material fits in with the other extraterrestrial samples that we've got. but it could be totally unique and that's the exciting thing. how do you actually go about examining what's the process? well, we'll receive the samples and they'll be in nitrogen to keep them pristine so they don't touch. i've never been touched by the earth's atmosphere and we've got special what we call glove boxes to handle the samples. so we analyse the material so that it's never seen the earth's atmosphere. and we put it we in particular do a thing called oxygen isotope analysis, and that helps to fi