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Articles tagged: planetary science

  • APSS, conference, Tamaz Kaladze 19 April 2016 APSS 2016 Was Held in Beijing at the End of February

    ... physics, solar and stellar astronomy, galactic astronomy, extragalactic astronomy, physical cosmology, aerospace engineering, planetary science, astrobiology, forensic astronomy, archaeoastronomy, and space archaeology. APSS 2016 was a valuable and...

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    • Tamaz Kaladze
  • 23 December 2015 First new 'ground truth' in 40 years as Chinese rover Yuto presents analysis of moon rocks

    ... ilmenite crystallises late, this seems strange, adds Alian Wang, research professor in Earth and Planetary Sciences in Arts & Sciences at Washington University. Finding a rock that is rich in both doesn’t add up. Olivine is a magnesium iron silicate...

  • Mars 2020 Rover, meteorites, Perseverance, Venus, water on Mars 17 March 2021 Like Venus, ancient water on Mars is trapped in its crust, new study says

    ... hydrated minerals whose formation certainly decreased water availability over time," says co-author Bethany Ehlmann, professor of planetary science and associate director for the Keck Institute for Space Studies. This vast retention of ancient water...

    • Mars 2020 Rover
    • meteorites
    • Perseverance
    • Venus
    • water on Mars
  • 22 June 2021 The NASA Kepler Mission

    ... the two missions have made “fundamental, paradigm-changing advances in essentially every area of astrophysics and planetary science”. The Kepler spacecraft was, in effect, a planet hunter. From its launch in 2009, it continuously monitored the...

  • 04 March 2016 NASA Expected to Make a Decision on InSight Mars Lander in the Near Future

    ... or so.” If NASA decided to go ahead with InSight, it would need to find that money, most likely within the agency’s planetary sciences program. “It means less money to do something else,” Banerdt said. “Sorry about that.” Banerdt said one option...

  • Charon, NASA's New Horzons Mission, Pluto, Sputnik Planitia, Tombaugh Regio 18 November 2016 Pluto's heart is an ocean of slushy ice

    ... mass of water. "At that point, there is no extra mass at Sputnik Planitia," explained Francis Nimmo, professor of Earth and planetary sciences at UC Santa Cruz and first author of a paper published in Nature. "What happens then is the ice shell gets...

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    • NASA's New Horzons Mission
    • Pluto
    • Sputnik Planitia
    • Tombaugh Regio
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