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Articles tagged: planetary science

  • Earth's tilted axis, Earth-Moon system, giant impact theory, Mars-sized object 01 November 2016 New twist on Moon formation helps explain its weird orbit

    .... "Every other body in the solar system has different chemistry," said Sarah Stewart, professor of earth and planetary sciences at the University of California, Davis and senior author on a paper recently submitted to Nature on this new research...

    • Earth's tilted axis
    • Earth-Moon system
    • giant impact theory
    • Mars-sized object
  • Apollo 14, granite, Moon rocks, quartz, zircon 28 January 2019 Oldest Earth rocks found on the Moon

    ... to the oldest rocks on Earth,” said research author Professor Alexander Nemchin, from Curtin's School of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Perth. "In addition, the chemistry of the zircon in this sample is very different from that of every other zircon...

    • Apollo 14
    • granite
    • Moon rocks
    • quartz
    • zircon
  • carbonaceous meteorites, molybdenum, non-carbonaceous meteorites, oceans, Theia 22 May 2019 Water came to Earth when the Moon formed says study

    .... Highly resistant to corrosion, this ductile metal is now helping scientists work out two key conundrums in planetary science - Earths water content and the formation the Moon. “The molybdenum isotopes allow us to clearly distinguish carbonaceous...

    • carbonaceous meteorites
    • molybdenum
    • non-carbonaceous meteorites
    • oceans
    • Theia
  • BepiColombo, Mariner 10, Mercury, NASA's MErcury Surface,  Space ENvironment,  GEochemistry,  and Ranging (MESSENGER) spacecraft, volatiles 27 March 2020 Mercury's crust could have had episodic habitable conditions, new study says

    ... this imagery coupled with laser altimeter topography, a team of scientists headed by J. Alexis p. Rodriguez at the Planetary Science Institute in Tucson, Arizona, the researchers have examined Mercury’s geological features to posit that the planet...

    • BepiColombo
    • Mariner 10
    • Mercury
    • NASA's MErcury Surface
    • Space ENvironment
    • GEochemistry
    • and Ranging (MESSENGER) spacecraft
    • volatiles
  • 10 January 2021 Astrobiology. Current, Evolving and Emerging Perspectives

    ... field – encompassing biology, geology, chemistry and planetary sciences - which studies the origin and development of ...topics. This includes an overview of astrobiology, biosignatures and planetary protection, as well as chapters on microbial life in...

  • education, Moon, space art, STEAM May 2018 Woman on the Moon

    ...for Astrophysics and Planetary Science at the University of Kent, which advised me about lunar science and by chance... an artist, ‘Moon-shot’ may have predicted what science has recently announced to the world, although these technological developments...

    • education
    • Moon
    • space art
    • STEAM
    Authors: Helen Schell    
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