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Articles tagged: water molecules

  • Earth-like planets, exoplanets, planet characterisation, SETI November 2020 The alien hunter’s field manual

    .... One way to detect photosynthesis is to look for atmospheric oxygen, which is a by-product of the process of ripping water molecules apart. We would have to ensure that there are no other major sources of oxygen to interpret a detection correctly...

    • Earth-like planets
    • exoplanets
    • planet characterisation
    • SETI
    Authors: Joseph Silk     McCullen Sandora    
  • hydrogen energy, Lunar hydrogen, lunar mining, lunar regolith October 2021 Mining lunar hydrogen

    ... aftermath of meteorite surface bombardment, but also due to heating by sunlight. Our work predicts the potential to collect water molecules above the surface of Clavius, one of the largest craters in the visible hemisphere of the Moon, where solar...

    • hydrogen energy
    • Lunar hydrogen
    • lunar mining
    • lunar regolith
    Authors: Anna V Bobin     Vyacheslav A Bobin    
  • ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), FREND (Fine Resolution Epithermal Neutron Detector), NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Valles Marineris, water 15 December 2021 ExoMars discovers large amounts of hidden water in Mars’ Grand Canyon

    ... is based on the assumption that the hydrogen seen by FREND is bound into water molecules, he adds. How those water molecules are stored though still remains debatable, and so far there are two main contenders; they could ...

    • ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO)
    • FREND (Fine Resolution Epithermal Neutron Detector)
    • NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
    • Valles Marineris
    • water
  • ChemCam, Curiosity, manganese oxides, mars, oxygen-rich atmosphere 28 June 2016 Oxides discovered on Mars hint at an oxygen-rich past

    ... weak magnetic field. Without a protective shield, ionising radiation would be able to penetrate the atmosphere and break water molecules down to its constituent parts; hydrogen and oxygen. As Mars' has a relatively low gravity, the heavier oxygen...

    • ChemCam
    • Curiosity
    • manganese oxides
    • mars
    • oxygen-rich atmosphere
  • hybrid propellant, In-situ resources, Mars rocket concept, Space Exploration May 2021 In-situ propellant design for Mars ascent vehicles

    ... words, the atmospheric pressure of Mars would have to increase to at least 0.06 atm (6.25 kPa) to be able to capture water molecules in atmosphere. This pressure is known as the Armstrong limit and is critical for human bodily functions. At this...

    • hybrid propellant
    • In-situ resources
    • Mars rocket concept
    • Space Exploration
    Authors: Miray Karpat     Ozan Kara    
  • brines, extraterrestrial environment, Life on Mars, salts October 2018 Could salty brines be the key to microbial life on Mars?

    ...: the presence of salts in solution lowers what is called the ‘activity’ of the water. Essentially, water activity is a measure of how available the liquid water molecules are to biological processes, and even the most extreme examples of microbial...

    • brines
    • extraterrestrial environment
    • Life on Mars
    • salts
    Authors: Eriita Jones    
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