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Last Day Adventures and What’s to Come

We hit the last day of the meeting and I have something like 20 pages of notes to turn into blog posts. Unlike at astronomy meetings, I can’t write the blog post while listening to a lot of the talks. I’m taking notes, poring through imagery, and then...

Water formed rocks (and Valleys) on Mars

One of the themes that constantly crops up in papers on Mars is water. Did it exist? If it did, is it responsible or is something else responsible for the gullies, deltas, valleys, and other features that look like (and are thus named like) formations here on Earth....

Fluvial Mars – 1 many (this many take a while)

This subject is best described in one word: Pretty. Case in Point (from HiRISE): Scientifically, that one word explanation and picture, however, really don’t quite cut it. Nonetheless, the session started with a pretty picture show. I’m kind of frustrated...

Completely Random & a Carnival

Want to read about something other than LPSC? Check out this weeks Space Carnival at Observations from Missy’s Window. My brain is full. I’m really not sure how I’ve taken as many notes this week as I have. If you ever need a crash course in...

Lunar Magnetic Fields

This morning I’m sitting in a session titled, “Lunar geophysics.” A more accurate might have been, “Lunar Magnetic Fields.” So far the dominant theme has been trying to determine if the moon once had a nature magnetic field driven by a...