How to pronounce“chondrites”in English

the carbonaceous chondrites were nowhere near where Earth was forming when it was forming.

um that are mostly what we call carbonous chondrites these are kind of like loose piles of rubble and these we think are often the bits of the solar

The stony meteorites are subdivided into two kinds: Chondrites, and achondrites. Chondrites contain chondrules, small grains of minerals.

The problem with this diagram is that the carbonaceous chondrites are the blue dots.

So there's no problem in us forming the Earth from 100% carbonaceous chondrites and having enough water.

But it's very unlikely that the Earth formed from 100% these carbonaceous chondrites.

The interesting thing is they have the same DH ratio as the carbonaceous chondrites.