阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Chinese scientists have revealed the origin of calcium in first stars by using the world’s deepest underground laboratory in southwest China’s Sichuan Province, according to a study 【小题1】(publish) online Wednesday in the journal Nature.
In 2014, Australian astronomers observed the【小题2】(old) star ever known by human beings, a K-type red giant star named SMSS0313-6708, on【小题3】lithium, carbon, magnesium and calcium were observed. However, the origin of calcium in the star remained 【小题4】mystery. The China Jinping Underground Laboratory (CJPL),which【小题5】(be) 2,400 meters under a mountain in Sichuan Province, started operating in December 2010.
Chinese researchers carried 【小题6】relevant experiments in the laboratory. They【小题7】(success) verified the hypothesis that calcium comes from a key breakout reaction of carbon, nitrogen and oxygen cycle (CNO cycle),【小题8】(reveal) the origin of calcium in the star. The CJPL can greatly reduce the influence of cosmic【小题9】(ray) and provide unique conditions for direct measurement of important nuclear reactions of astrophysical interest, said He Jianjun of Beijing Normal University, the first corresponding author of the article.
Reviewers of the journal Nature commented that the study is a great【小题10】(experiment) success, and that it provides a new insight for future nuclear astrophysics studies.