VOLUME 3, ISSUE 3 | SEPTEMBER EQUINOX[removed]Miranda THIS MOON ISN’T ROUND! ON THE BACK

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• Mars
• Planetary geology
• Olympus Mons
• Regolith
• Martian soil
• Phobos
• Ascraeus Mons
• Volcano
• Ore resources on Mars
• Geology
• Planetary science
• Shield volcanoes

Fall 2011 Applications Awarded Time Vladimir Krasnopolsky Variations of Chemical Composition in the Martian Atmosphere Mukremin Kilic, Sandy Leggett

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• Main Belt asteroids
• Binzel
• C/2010 X1
• Brown dwarf
• Schelte J. Bus
• Astronomical spectroscopy
• Spectroscopy
• Astronomy
• Planetary science
• Observational astronomy

Crater Population and Resurfacing of the Martian North Polar Layered Deposits • Present-day accumulation in the north polar layered deposits (NPLD) is thought to occur via deposition on the north polar residual cap (NR

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• Mars
• Planetary geology

Newsletter of the Department of Mineral Sciences Volume 2, Number 1 In this Issue New Volcanologist Summer interns arrive

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• Volcanic rocks
• Meteorite
• Nakhla meteorite
• Mineralogy
• Volcano
• National Museum of Natural History
• Geologist
• Mineral
• Global Volcanism Program
• Geology
• Volcanology
• Martian meteorites

Newsletter of the Department of Mineral Sciences Volume 3, Number 1 In this Issue  Stone masks of Mexico  New meteorites added to

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• Astronomy
• Spaceflight
• Meteorite
• Meteoritics
• Iron meteorite
• Martian meteorite
• Allende meteorite
• Meteoritical Society
• Opportunity rover
• Planetary science
• Meteorite types
• Meteorites

David Blake David Blake is the inventor and Principal Investigator of the CheMin mineralogy instrument, which will launch with the Mars Science Laboratory in November[removed]Blake received a B.S. in Biological Sciences fr

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• Extraterrestrial life
• Astrochemistry
• Meteorite
• Martian meteorite
• Cosmic dust
• Astronomy
• Space
• Astrobiology

Dry ice blocks ‘hovercraft’ down Martian dunes Dry ice (frozen carbon dioxide) blocks form naturally every winter in the Martian polar regions. When warmed, dry ice blocks sublimate (go directly from solid to gas), r

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Lunar and Planetary Science XXXII[removed]pdf PHOTOMETRY OF THE MARTIAN ATMOSPHERE: AN IMPROVED PRACTICAL MODEL FOR CARTOGRAPHY AND PHOTOCLINOMETRY. R. L. Kirk, K. T. Thompson, and E. M. Lee1, 1U.S. Geological Surve

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• Visibility
• Observational astronomy
• Light
• Electromagnetic radiation
• Natural philosophy
• Scattering
• Diffuse sky radiation
• Sky
• Optical depth
• Physics
• Optics
• Atmospheric sciences

Voyage: A Journey through our Solar System Grades 5-8 Lesson 7: Is There Anyone Out There? On a visit to the National Mall in Washington, DC, one can see monuments of a nation—Memorials to Lincoln, Jefferson, and WWII,

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• Mars
• Viking program
• Extraterrestrial life
• Viking 1
• Viking 2
• Martian soil
• Abiogenesis
• Organism
• Atmosphere of Mars
• Spaceflight
• Astrobiology
• Space

Activity in Martian Gullies Changes have now been seen in many gullies on Mars, and show that these landforms are evolving rapidly. The timing of the changes is often in winter or early spring, suggesting that they are c

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