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Articles tagged: plumes

  • microbial life, phosphine, plume volcanism, Venus, volcanic activity 14 July 2021 Phosphine gas on Venus points to volcanism not life, study says

    ... surface from deep within Venus’ interior by plume volcanism. Volcanic plumes on Earth are mixtures of volcanic particles, ...air that are produced by explosive eruptions. Material from the plumes can be injected to high levels in the atmosphere and ...

    • microbial life
    • phosphine
    • plume volcanism
    • Venus
    • volcanic activity
  • 17 December 2015 Last look at geological activity on Enceladus before Cassini moves on

    ... could be the first tantalising signs of hydrothermal activity beyond Earth. To get a better look at the moon’s famous plumes, earlier in October, Cassini made a daring flight 30 miles (48 kilometers) above Enceladus' south pole to obtain the most...

  • mars, Solar System, space travel, water January 2018 When it comes to water Mars may not be the promised land

    .... Mars Odyssey epithermal neutron map. Alignments of volcanic features in the southern hemisphere of Mars produced by migrating mantle plumes. MOLA context image (a) for the region where the Herschel crater is located and an unnamed crater at the...

    • mars
    • Solar System
    • space travel
    • water
    Authors: Giovanni Leone    
  • Cassini Mission, Enceladus, hydrothermal activity, Methane, microbial life 07 July 2021 Methane detected on Enceladus could be a sign of life, study shows

    ...floor here on Earth. Stranger still, compared with the other plume ingredients, there was an excess of methane that couldn't ... on the escape rates of dihydrogen and methane in the plume. Interestingly, the team’s results suggest that Cassini's data is...

    • Cassini Mission
    • Enceladus
    • hydrothermal activity
    • Methane
    • microbial life
  • BILI, Bio-Indicator Lidar Instrument, bio-signatures, Life on other planets, mars 02 November 2016 How life on Mars might be 'sniffed out' by BILI

    ... agency develops it, it will be the first of a kind," said Blagojevic. It is envisaged that BILI will scan for dust plumes while attached to a rover’s mast, and once detected the instrument would fire its lasers into the...

    • BILI
    • Bio-Indicator Lidar Instrument
    • bio-signatures
    • Life on other planets
    • mars
  • Cassini, Enceladus, IRAM 30-metre radio telescope, methanol, National Astronomy Meeting 2017 07 July 2017 Unexpected large methanol find near Enceladus

    ... this case, our findings suggest that that methanol is being created by further chemical reactions once the plume is ejected into space, making it unlikely it is an indication for life on Enceladus,” said Dr Emily Drabek-Maunder of Cardiff University...

    • Cassini
    • Enceladus
    • IRAM 30-metre radio telescope
    • methanol
    • National Astronomy Meeting 2017
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