Vol 44, No 10 (2009)

Table of Contents

Articles

Editorial: Insight from the unexpected
J. P. BRADLEY, A. P. JONES, D. E. BROWNLEE
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1403-1405
Extent of thermal ablation suffered by model organic microparticles during aerogel capture at hypervelocities
M. J. BURCHELL, N. J. FOSTER, J. ORMOND-PROUT, D. DUPIN, S. P. ARMES
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1407-1419
Hydrodynamic modelling of cometary particles captured in aerogel and the Earths atmosphere
S. G. COULSON
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1421-1430
Time evolution and temperatures of hypervelocity impact-generated tracks in aerogel
G. DOMINGUEZ
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1431-1443
Three-dimensional textural and compositional analysis of particle tracks and fragmentation history in aerogel
D. S. EBEL, M. GREENBERG, M. L. RIVERS, M. NEWVILLE
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1445-1463
Capture effects in carbonaceous material: A Stardust analogue study
M. FRIES, M. BURCHELL, A. KEARSLEY, A. STEELE
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1465-1474
Pyroxenes microstructure in comet 81P/Wild 2 terminal Stardust particles
D. JACOB, J. STODOLNA, H. LEROUX, F. LANGENHORST, F. HOUDELLIER
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1475-1488
Interpretation of Wild 2 dust fine structure: Comparison of Stardust aluminum foil craters to the three-dimensional shape of experimental impacts by artificial aggregate particles and meteorite powders.
A. T. KEARSLEY, M. J. BURCHELL, M. C. PRICE, G. A. GRAHAM, P. J. WOZNIAKIEWICZ, M. J. COLE, N. J. FOSTER, N. TESLICH
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1489-1509
A TEM study of four particles extracted from the Stardust track 80
J. STODOLNA, D. JACOB, H. LEROUX
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1511-1518
Along-track compositional and textural variation in extensively melted grains returned from comet 81P/Wild 2 by the Stardust mission: Implications for capture-melting process.
M. A. VELBEL, R. P. HARVEY
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1519-1540
In situ analysis of residues resulting from laboratory impacts into aluminum 1100 foil: Implications for Stardust crater analyses
P. J. WOZNIAKIEWICZ, A. T. KEARSLEY, M. J. BURCHELL, N. J. FOSTER, M. J. COLE, P. A. BLAND, S. S. RUSSELL
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1541-1559
Kosmochloric Ca-rich pyroxenes and FeO-rich olivines (Kool grains) and associated phases in Stardust tracks and chondritic porous interplanetary dust particles: Possible precursors to FeO-rich type II chondrules in ordinary chondrites.
D. J. JOSWIAK, D. E. BROWNLEE, G. MATRAJT, A. J. WESTPHAL, C. J. SNEAD
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1561-1588
A cometary aggregate interplanetary dust particle as an analog for comet Wild 2 grain chemistry preserved in silica-rich Stardust glass
F. RIETMEIJER
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1589-1609
Organic matter from comet 81P/Wild 2, IDPs, and carbonaceous meteorites; similarities and differences
S. WIRICK, G. J. FLYNN, L. P. KELLER, K. NAKAMURA-MESSENGER, C. PELTZER, C. JACOBSEN, S. A. SANDFORD, M. E. ZOLENSKY
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1611-1626
Analytical SuperSTEM for extraterrestrial materials research
J. P. BRADLEY, Z. R. DAI
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1627-1642
Connection between micrometeorites and Wild 2 particles: From Antarctic snow to cometary ices
E. DOBRICA, C. ENGRAND, J. DUPRAT, M. GOUNELLE, H. LEROUX, E. QUIRICO, J.-N. ROUZAUD
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1643-1661
Dynamics of high-temperature materials delivered by jets to the outer solar nebula
F. J. CIESLA
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1663-1673
Nebular mixing constrained by the Stardust samples
R. C. OGLIORE, A. J. WESTPHAL, Z. GAINSFORTH, A. L. BUTTERWORTH, S. C. FAKRA, M. A. MARCUS
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1675-1681