... and is a Fellow of the Meteoritical Society. On NASA’s MESSENGER mission, she served as the Instrument Scientist for the Mercury Dual Imaging System (MDIS) and the Chair of the Geology Discipline Group. Currently, she is the Deputy...
... module. We are also working with JAXA, the Japanese Space Agency, and last year launched BepiColombo to Mercury. Whenever worldwide agencies collaborate on a common mission (for example, the International Space Station with its many...
... belongs to the centuries to come, and to different people. Looking inward towards the Sun, we cannot live on Venus or Mercury. For humans, Earth marks the inner boundary of our reach into the solar system. Artist’s graphic...
... the accretion of protoplanets creating an epoch of giant impacts, which may have blown away most of the crust of Mercury, or resulted in flipping the rotational axis of Venus, or created the lowlands of Mars in the northern hemisphere. The leading...
... might one day see it. Plan 9 From Outer Space, released in 1959, is an unintentionally comical and flawed attempt by mercurial director Ed Wood to portray a warning against human militarism in space. Dubbed ‘the worst film ever made’ in 1980...
... mass limit is limited by the radial velocity signal for the known inner planet (2m/s). In our Solar System, Mercury orbits the Sun at 0.39 AU and Jupiter at 5.2 AU and between them sit a further three planets. It is therefore plausible that...