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Solar Wind Interactions with Weakly Outgassing Comet

Detailed 3D simulations of a comet’s environment reveal the rich dynamics of ions and electrons observed by the Rosetta spacecraft around comet 67P.

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SEEED Seminar Series

The Origin and Evolution of the Moon: Academic Graduate-level Course

Sept 5 - Dec 19, 2018

DPS Workshop

ELS 2018

NESF 2019

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Lunar Landing Workshop

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October

The First Billion Years: Bombardment Conference
Sept 30-Oct 2 (Flagstaff, Arizona)

69th International Astronautical Congress 2019
Oct 1-5 (Bremen, Germany)

The Origin and Evolution of the Moon – Academic Graduate-level Course – The Structure of the Lunar Crust, Mantle and Core: Maria Zuber (MIT)
12:00 Noon PDT Oct 3 (Virtual)

The Origin and Evolution of the Moon – Academic Graduate-level Course – The Lunar Cratering Record and the Late Heavy Bombardment: Bill Bottke (SWRI)
12:00 Noon PDT Oct 10 (Virtual)

The Origin and Evolution of the Moon – Academic Graduate-level Course – The Highlands Rock Suite: Clues to Early Lunar Evolution: Clive Neal (Notre Dame)
12:00 Noon PDT Oct 17 (Virtual)

International Observe the Moon Night (InOMN)
Oct 20 (Worldwide)

Division for Planetary Science (DPS)
Oct 21-26 (Knoxville, TN)

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SSERVI Team Science

Drs. Pieters, Bottke Named Fellows of the Meteoritical Society

Congrats to SSERVI researchers Carle Pieters and Bill Bottke, who were named new Fellows of the Meteoritical Society.

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Did you know?

The moon's highest mountains are 5,000 meters (16,000 ft).

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