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Articles tagged: salts

  • Cerealia Facula, Ceres, cryovolcanism, Dawn Mission, Occator Crater 13 December 2017 Bright spots suggest Ceres is surprisingly active

    ...Previous research has shown that the bright material is made of salts, and we think subsurface fluid activity transported it to the ...occurred during this process, scattering the surface with salt and ice particles that formed the Cerealia bright ...

    • Cerealia Facula
    • Ceres
    • cryovolcanism
    • Dawn Mission
    • Occator Crater
  • Cassini Mission, Enceladus, subsurface ocean 26 March 2021 Enceladus could have ocean currents like those on Earth, new study says

    ... a number of computer models to try and simulate why this might be the case. Their results indicated that a salt-laden churning current from pole to equator could account for the ice structure seen on Enceladus...

    • Cassini Mission
    • Enceladus
    • subsurface ocean
  • Solar System, water March 2016 Searching for water in the Solar System

    ... material exposed on its rim and walls, which could be salts. Its flat floor likely formed from impact melt and debris....structure). Another series of results suggest the presence of hydrated salts in the famous bright spots of the Occator crater. ...

    • Solar System
    • water
    Authors: Julie Castillo-Rogez    
  • evolution, mutation, natural selection, space colonisation, space radiation April 2020 Evolutionary lessons for an interplanetary future

    ...the sea, and nasal glands to get rid of excess salt, yet they also share many characteristics with land iguanas. ... beneath the sea, and nasal glands to get rid of excess salt. While not impressed by their beauty—he described them as “hideous”—they...

    • evolution
    • mutation
    • natural selection
    • space colonisation
    • space radiation
    Authors: Scott E Solomon    
  • Dawn Aerospace, hydrazine, nitrous oxide and propene, space propulsion April 2020 Replacing hydrazine fuel with a greener alternative

    ...or most convenient ride. Arguably worse than this, the salt formed by these propellants is a friction-sensitive explosive, which...risk in orbit. If there is a leak and propellant evaporates, salt is left behind and can build up in systems over time, ...

    • Dawn Aerospace
    • hydrazine
    • nitrous oxide and propene
    • space propulsion
    Authors: Joshua Rea     Stefan Powell    
  • Iya Whiteley, Mullard Space Science Laboratory, Nick Spall, The Mars-500 experiment December 2014 Ready for Mars? From Mars-500 to zero-gravity medical issues

    ... on and it could be a show-stopper.” Volunteers during an ESA bedrest study exploring the impact of a high-protein, high-salt diet on bone and muscle loss As well as these space-specific health issues, over the course of an 18 to 24-month...

    • Iya Whiteley
    • Mullard Space Science Laboratory
    • Nick Spall
    • The Mars-500 experiment
    Authors: Iya Whiteley     Nick Spall    
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