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Martian Ions Sputter the Surface of Phobos

Mars' closest moon is bombarded by ions from both the solar wind, and from Mars' atmosphere.

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NESF-ELS 2021

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LunGradCon 2021

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ELS 2020

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CLASS/FSI Seminar Series 2020

Jan 14 - Apr 7, 2020

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Lunar Landing Workshop

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LSSW - Progress and Challenges: Updates from NASA HQ and Artemis
April 29 (Virtual)

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Curtin Fireball Chasers Recover Fresh Meteorite

Curtin University’s Desert Fireball Network (DFN) team successfully tracked and recovered a freshly fallen meteorite from Western Australia.

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It is colder inside some craters near the lunar poles than it is on the surface of Pluto (25K, or -415F).

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