Yeah - saying 'linked' is not helpful, maybe something like 'resemble' would be more informative. On the the Elsevier ScienceDirect page for the paper itself, there is a 'highlights' summary:

• The Hiroshima glasses are condensates produced by the Hiroshima nuclear explosion.

• The wide silicon kinetic fractionations in the Hiroshima glasses can only be explained by condensation.

• In Hiroshima glasses, oxygen mass-independent fractionations resulted from chemical reactions during condensation.

• A scenario was established to describe the formation of the Hiroshima fallout.

• The Hiroshima glasses can be considered an analog of the first condensates of the solar system.

(My apologies if I am inadvertently reposting an LLM-generated summary, but it looks reasonable to my nowhere-near-knowledgable eye.)

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00128...