CORDIS Project
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This project investigates the early history of Earth by analyzing the geochemical records of its oldest rocks and extraterrestrial samples. It aims to understand key processes such as Earth's growth and the delivery of water, using advanced geochemical techniques to uncover the planet's formative years.
It is still an open question how Earth became the rocky habitable planet as we know it today.
This is because there is a significant time gap of several 100 million years between Earth’s oldest rock archives (ca. 4 billion years old) and most extraterrestrial samples like meteorites that archive the birth of our solar system ca. 4.5 billion years ago.
Within this time gap, three key processes that shaped our planet took place, i.e., Earth’s growth via asteroidal collisions, formation of the meta…
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