Earth's oldest stones: New dating puts Greenstone Belt age at 4.16 billion years

Researchers used two isotope decay methods to confirm the age of ancient magma in the Nuvvuagittuq rocks.

Earth's oldest stones: New dating puts Greenstone Belt age at 4.16 billion years.

Earth's oldest stones: New dating puts Greenstone Belt age at 4.16 billion years.

(photo credit: University of Ottawa)

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JUNE 29, 2025 10:35

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