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Today I am here to (attempt to) answer any questions you may have about early Earth, lunar history (particularly the late heavy bombardment), 9 million volt accelerators or mass spectrometers that can make precision measurements on something smaller than the width of a human hair.
I am a PhD student in Geochemistry and I mostly work on early Earth (older than 4 billion year old zircons), lunar samples, and developing mass spectrometers. I have experience working in an accelerator mass spectrometry lab (with a 9 million volt accelerator). I also spend a lot of my time dealing with various radiometric dating techniques.
So come ask me anything!
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