Category: Planetary Geology

Podcast: Planetary Geology Part 2  NC State News News from NC State University.

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Apollo’s Legacy: 50 Years of Lunar Geology  Eos Samples of the Moon’s surface brought back by Apollo astronauts ushered in a new era of planetary science. Scientists today continue the legacy.

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Apollo’s Legacy: 50 Years of Lunar Geology  Eos

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NASA is going back to Titan, looking for signs of life  Cosmos NASA is returning to Saturn’s moon Titan, this time with a flying, drone-like rover called Dragonfly. In the process, scientists will not only study Titan’s geology, …

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Apollo moon rocks help us understand our place in the cosmos  Vox.com In a brilliant white room at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC, lies a clear plastic chest filled with bits of the heavens. Inside are meteorites …

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2019 Women in Biometrics Award winner: Nicole Spaun, IDEMIA NSS  SecureIDNews Dr. Nicole Spaun began her career staring at planets. “I got my PhD in geology, looking specifically at planetary geology. During graduate school, I worked with …

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‘Origins’: Humans have been shaped more by Earth’s evolving geography than by genetics  Genetic Literacy Project In astrobiologist Lewis Dartnell’s newest book, Origins: How the Earth Made Us, he outlines how geology has shaped human evolution.

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Modeling the past climates of planet Mars to understand its geology, its habitability and its evolution | Projects | H2020  ICT Results Over the past decades, the robotic exploration of the planet Mars has produced a wealth of geological observations. They…

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New Mineral Classification System Proposed | Geology  Sci-News.com The modern mineral classification system, developed by the American geologist and mineralogist James Dwight Dana in the 1850s, categorizes more than 5400 …

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Podcast: Planetary Geology, Part I  NC State News News from NC State University.

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