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NASM Staff Publications: Recent submissions
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(2024)Relatively pristine valley segments along medial-to-distal Samara Valles in Margaritifer Terra likely originate within the continuous ejecta west of the Late-Hesperian Jones impact crater. Valley expression between a ~ 46 km3 ...
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(2023)Despite a lack of public enthusiasm, NASA’s Artemis program will endure because human spaceflight has strong congressional support and signals great-power status.
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(2022)Over its 57 yr history, the Arecibo telescope was used to produce radar maps of Venus that pioneered our understanding of surface landforms and geologic processes. The best spatial resolution of 1–2 km achievable with the ...
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(2022)Evidence of significant extension on the Moon is associated with nearside mare. The load induced by the mare basalts resulted in lithospheric flexure and graben forming extension. We use high-resolution topographic and ...
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(2022)The Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum (NASM) remains one of the world's most visited museums precisely because it embodies the "romance of technological progress." From its origins in the US National ...
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(Palgrave Macmillan, 2021)
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(2019)This special issue of Pacific Historical Review, "Making the Pacific, Making Japanese-U.S. Relations: Science and Technology as Historical Agents in the Twentieth Century," is guest edited by Martin Collins and Teasel ...
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(2021)Measurements from the InSight lander radiometer acquired after landing are used to characterize the thermophysical properties of the martian soil in Homestead hollow. This dataset is unique as it stems from a high measurement ...
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(University of Arizona Press, 2021)
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(2021)The extensive Medusae Fossae Formation (MFF) along the dichotomy boundary on Mars has geologic features indicative of wind erosion of low-density material. There is evidence suggesting a water ice component, but with ...
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(Palgrave Macmillan, 2021)
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(2020)Knowing precisely where a spacecraft lands on Mars is important for understanding the regional and local context, setting, and the offset between the inertial and cartographic frames. For the InSight spacecraft, the payload ...
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(2020)The InSight mission landed its scientific payload in Homestead hollow, a quasi-circular depression interpreted to be a highly degraded impact crater that is 27 m in diameter. The original pristine crater formed in a ...
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(2019)Estimates of river paleodischarges have been used to constrain the former climate of Mars. Paleodischarge has been calculated using mechanistic approximations of the channel bed-shear stress at the threshold of particle ...
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(University Press of Florida, 2019)
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(University Press of Florida, 2019)
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