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Articles tagged: tidal heating

  • habitabilty, life on Earth, Moon, Snowball Earth, tidal heating 26 November 2021 A closer Moon could have helped the early habitability of our planet

    .... The team’s results are based on atmospheric models coupled with a model for the evolution of the Earth’s tidal heating rate and assuming that a Moon-forming impact occurred 69 million years after the formation of the Sun...

    • habitabilty
    • life on Earth
    • Moon
    • Snowball Earth
    • tidal heating
  • Cassini Mission, Enceladus, plumes 06 November 2017 Enceladus more active than previously thought

    ... power (greater than 20 billion watts) is required. Enceladus is thought to currently generate heat by a process known as tidal heating, which occurs when one body I.e a moon is under the gravitational influence of a second body I.e its host planet...

    • Cassini Mission
    • Enceladus
    • plumes
  • exoplanet, exoplanet atmospheres, GJ 1132 b, Hubble Space Telescope, volcanic activity 12 March 2021 Scientists find a rocky exoplanet rebuilding its atmosphere

    ...’s moon Io. Io is the most volcanically active body in the solar system and its extreme geologic nature is down to tidal heating from friction generated within Io's interior as it is pulled between Jupiter and the other Galilean moons. Caught between...

    • exoplanet
    • exoplanet atmospheres
    • GJ 1132 b
    • Hubble Space Telescope
    • volcanic activity
  • Kepler-160, Kepler-160d, KOI-456.0, Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, PLAnetary Transits and Oscillations of stars (PLATO) 05 June 2020 Exciting exoplanet find around sun-like star

    ... an unfortunate consequence; gravity from the star starts to deform the planet substantially. So much so that the resulting tidal heating in the planet could trigger fatal global volcanism. All in all, the prospects don’t look good for...

    • Kepler-160
    • Kepler-160d
    • KOI-456.0
    • Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research
    • PLAnetary Transits and Oscillations of stars (PLATO)
  • 13 April 2019 Enceladus and the Icy Moons of Saturn

    ...so much attention? Linda Spilker, Cassini Project Scientist at JPL, sums it up well: “With organic molecules, and tidal heating producing a global subsurface liquid water ocean and a possible hydrothermal vent system on the seafloor, Enceladus’ ocean...

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