The Effects of Mineral Dust on Planet Habitability
Assessing the habitability of planets beyond our own solar system is a critically important goal of planetary science and astrobiology. There are a significant number of studies that focus on […]
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2018 Goldschmidt Session: From Geochemistry to Geodynamics, Volatile Cycling and Planetary Habitability
We would like to direct your attention to the following session and encourage you to submit an abstract to 04a, “From Geochemistry to Geodynamics, Volatile Cycling and Planetary Habitability: Where, […]
AOGS Session PS18: Understanding Icy Worlds, Ocean Worlds, and Habitability
This session will be devoted to understanding icy worlds in the outer solar system, including those containing subsurface oceans, their possible analogues around other stars, and their associated processes and […]
AGU Session: Nature, Distribution and Evolution of Organic Matter in the Solar System
Organic matter is critical for habitability of an extraterrestrial environment and the development of life. It is believed that life on Earth arose from a chemical complexification of simple organic […]
PLANETARY HABITABILITY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
New research group starting Jan 2015 – Opportunities http://geosci.uchicago.edu/~kite/opportunities/ Research will be directed towards understanding the processes that sustain habitable planets. Areas of particular interest are: Early Mars – geologic proxies […]
AGU Fall Meeting: Calendar Additions
AGU FALL MEETING San Francisco, CA, December 9–13, 2013 http://fallmeeting.agu.org/2013/ Abstract Deadline – Tuesday, 6 August 2013 – SESSION: P006. DYNAMIC MARS FROM LONG-TERM OBSERVATIONS There has been a continual […]