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The Behavior of Organics in Rapidly Frozen Brine With Relevance To Enceladus

NASA-supported scientists have provided new information about the behavior of organic molecules frozen in brine (e.g. salty water) under conditions similar to the surface of Saturn’s moon Enceladus. The results […]

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Salty Antarctic Pond Could Provide Clues About Mars’ Water

A shallow, briny pond located in what is often considered one of the most Mars-like regions on Earth is probably being fed by groundwater seeping up, rather than moisture seeping […]

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