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Articles tagged: liquid water

  • Impact crater, mars, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, oceans on Mars, Tsunamis 20 May 2016 Evidence for massive Tsunamis found on Mars

    ... a big meteorite impact triggered the first tsunami wave. This wave was composed of liquid water. It formed widespread backwash channels to carry the water back to the ocean," said Alberto Fairén, Cornell visiting scientist in astronomy and principal...

    • Impact crater
    • mars
    • Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
    • oceans on Mars
    • Tsunamis
  • exoplanets, Global Climate Model (GCM), Proxima b, Proxima Centauri 28 August 2016 How habitable is Proxima b?

    ..., Spain, have modelled the radiation received over the planet’s lifetime to asses the planet’s ability to maintain liquid water on its surface. The team calculate that Proxima b currently receives 30 times more extreme ultraviolet (EUV) radiation...

    • exoplanets
    • Global Climate Model (GCM)
    • Proxima b
    • Proxima Centauri
  • Ceres, Dawn Mission, Dwarf Planet, salts, subsurface ocean 10 August 2020 Salty dwarf planet Ceres could be hiding an ocean

    ...surface. The leading explanation at the time for how briny liquid water was sloshing around below Ceres’ surface was put down ... source, in which the salts play a major role in preserving liquid in this heat-starved body, say the team. Ceres’ ocean ...

    • Ceres
    • Dawn Mission
    • Dwarf Planet
    • salts
    • subsurface ocean
  • Borrelia burgdorferi, habitable zone, iron, Life on other planets, microorganisms 08 December 2021 Iron might be key for finding life on other worlds, new study says

    ... by which iron influenced the development of complex life forms. As far as we know it, for life to exist it needs access to liquid water. But another element crucial for cell functionality, on Earth at least, is iron. Cells use iron for DNA...

    • Borrelia burgdorferi
    • habitable zone
    • iron
    • Life on other planets
    • microorganisms
  • 05 October 2020 A dozen "superhabitable" planets better than Earth identified in new study

    ... with planet-star systems where probable terrestrial planets could be orbiting within the host star's liquid water habitable zone. Water is key to life as we know it and the authors argue that a little more of it would help, especially in the...

    • "superhabitable"
    • Earth-like planet
    • exoplanets
    • KOI 5715.01
    • The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)
  • exoplanets, NASA, TESS, Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite April 2019 Scanning the skies for exoplanets

    ... Celsius (805 kelvin), chances are that LHS 3844 b doesn’t have any either. “Life as we know it requires liquid water and complex molecules (amino acids, nucleotides). Such molecules cannot survive in temperatures greater than 200 degrees...

    • exoplanets
    • NASA
    • TESS
    • Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite
    Authors: Kerry Hebden    
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