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Phosphate compounds are key for all known life, forming the backbone of DNA.
Scientists found water-soluble magnesium-sodium phosphate in mottled stones from asteroid Bennu .
Some of its mineral fragments could be older than the 4.5 billion-year-old solar system.
Learning about the asteroid could help in future efforts to redirect it.
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