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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.

Monday May 11, 2020

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Gravity Assist Podcast: Why So Many Craters on the Moon? With David Kring

NASA’s Artemis program will send astronauts to the lunar South Pole by 2024, where there is a giant impact crater.

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