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Gusev crater: Wind-related features and processes observed by the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit

Greeley, R Arvidson, R E Barlett, P W Blaney, D Nathalie Cabrol Christensen, P R Fergason, R L Golombek, M P Landis, G A Lemmon, M T ...

Published in Journal of Geophysical Research Space Physics

Laboratory studies on the irradiation of methane in interstellar, cometary, and solar system ices

Bennett, C J Corey Jamieson Osamura, Y Kaiser, R I

Published in The Astrophysical Journal

Formation of Giant Planets

Lissauer, J J Angelo, G

A gas-poor planetesimal capture model for the formation of giant planet satellite systems

Paul Estrada Mosqueira, I

Published in Icarus

Deuteration effects on the structure and Infrared spectrum of CH5+

Xinchuan Huang Johnson, L M Bowman, J M Mccoy, A B

Published in Journal of the American Chemical Society

Sulfates on Mars: Indicators of Aqueous Processes

Janice Bishop Lane, Melissa D Dyar, Darby Adrian Brown

Recent analyses by MER instruments at Meridiani Planum and Gusev crater and the OMEGA instrument on Mars Express have provided detailed information about the presence of sulfates on Mars [1, 2, 3]. We are evaluating these recent data in an integrated multi-disciplinary study of visible-near-infrared, mid-IR and Mossbauer spectra of several sulfate ...

Jupiter’s obliquity and a long-lived circumplanetary disk

Mosqueira, I Paul Estrada

Published in Icarus

Meteor Showers and their Parent Comets

Peter Jenniskens

ROCK AND SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AT THE MER GUSEV CRATER AND MERIDIANI PLANUM LANDING SITES

Bell, J Nathalie Cabrol Gorevan, S Greeley, R Herkenhoff, K Ming, Douglas W Richter, L Arvidson, R

Following the successful landings of both Mars Exploration Rover (MER) vehicles at Gusev Crater and Meridiani Planum, respectively, their Athena suite of instruments is being used to study the geologic history of these two very different landing sites on Mars that had been selected on the basis of showing different types of evidence for aqueous pro...

Gullies on Mars: Fresh gullies in dirty snow, Devon Island, High Arctic, as end-member analogs

Pascal Lee Glass, B Osinski, G Parnell, J Schutt, J W Mckay, & C P

Published in Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XXXVII

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