Atsushi Takenouchi

Assistant Professor

Japan

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Atsushi Takenouchi is an Assistant Professor at The Kyoto University Museum in Japan. His research focuses on planetary geology and astromaterials, particularly in the areas of cosmic ray exposure and shock history of meteorites. Recent articles authored by Dr. Takenouchi explore the thermal regime of the Moon, petrological studies of angrites and eucrites, and methodologies for assessing shock metamorphism in extraterrestrial materials.

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Haruka Ono

Kyoto University

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Mutsumi Komatsu

Associate Professor

Saitama University

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Ryoga Maeda

Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB)

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Takashi Mikouchi

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University of Tokyo

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Kenji Horie

Assistant Professor

National Institute of Polar Research

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Articles (10)

Cosmic ray exposure and gas retention ages of the shocked angrite Northwest Africa 7203: Implications for a collisional history of angrites' parent body

The nature and formation of silica minerals in eucrite meteorites: Insight into the protoplanetary magma crystallization

Petrology and shock history of the first depleted‐like poikilitic shergottite Asuka 12325

Measuring the shock stage of Itokawa and asteroid regolith grains by electron backscattered diffraction, optical petrography, and synchrotron X‐ray diffraction

Unique igneous textures and shock metamorphism of the Northwest Africa 7203 angrite: Implications for crystallization processes and the evolutionary history of the angrite parent body

A changing thermal regime revealed from shallow to deep basalt source melting in the Moon

Association of silica phases as geothermobarometer for eucrites: Implication for two‐stage thermal metamorphism in the eucritic crust

Multiple shock events recorded in the Northwest Africa 2139 LL6 chondrite: Implications for collisional histories of the LL chondrite parent body

Estimation of shock degrees of eucrites using X-ray diffraction and petrographic methods

The nature of the CM parent asteroid regolith based on cosmic ray exposure ages

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Haruka Ono

Mutsumi Komatsu

Ryoga Maeda

Takashi Mikouchi

Kenji Horie

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