4.5 BILLION YEARS OF OCEAN IS DONE JERSEY METEORITE FOLLOWS KEY TO LIFE CEILING LED

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This was what was thought to be just the opening of a whiplash horror: a thunderous sonic boom over New York City that culminated in a dramatic crash landing through the roof of a suburban New Jersey home. To preserve the time capsule, they swooped in with gloves and foil to pick up the alien speck, which Earth's moisture would have ruined.

Raining black dust and a sharp stench of sulfur over a master bedroom, the three-pound cosmic fragment was immediately secured by the resident, who - on a whim of scientific preservation - donned gloves and carefully sealed the pieces in aluminum foil and glass jars.

The immediate, sterile reacquisition of a cosmic specimen turned out to be a fat cat's whisker of audacity that spared Earth's humid air and microbes from spoiling a long-buried time capsule that had been surfing the vacuum all that space since the day. A pioneering international study in the journal Science Advances demonstrates that this dramatic find has cracked open a brand-new window on the origins of our solar system.

Advanced laboratory analysis utilizing state-of-the-art electron microscopes determined that this Hillsborough find is an exceedingly rare "CM1/2" carbonaceous chondrite, primitive rock rich in the same chemistry that was likely present when the planets first formed. NASA and SETI Institute scientists also found, within the Hillsborough specimen's fracturing microscopic cracks, surprisingly high concentrations of sodium salts left behind by some ancient evaporating water in outer space.

The presence of a complicated mix of life-generating amino acids in the early days may have been due to this extraterrestrial brine, which served as a space laboratory billions of years ago and induced complex chemical (organometallic) reactions as minerals mixed with organic matter to make a pure, delicious broth of amino acids.