Third Pod Presents: Stereo Chemistry - Searching for Mars’s missing water

Ep. 41: Searching for Mars’s missing water: More than 50 years of missions to Mars paint a clear picture of a cold, dry, desert planet. And at the same time, photographs, minerals, and other data tell scientists that Mars once had as much water as Earth, or even more. Why are the two planets so... by Stereo Chemistry

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Getting Stoned: Ancient Martian Water Trapped In Minerals by Getting Stoned: A Podcast About Gems and Minerals

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43 – The Great Climate Debate (feat. Ashley Palumbo): Planetary Scientist Ashley Palumbo joins Jake to talk about Martian weather and what the planet may or may not have looked like in its past. by WeMartians Podcast

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A New Hope for Life In Space: Alien life. A flurry of recent discoveries has shifted the odds of finding it. Scientists use the Kepler telescope to spot a planet the same size and temperature as Earth … and announce that there could be tens of billions of similar worlds,... by Big Picture Science

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Life on Mars? – Dmitriy Titov, Scientist, European Space Agency – An Interesting Look at the Many Scientific Possibilities Brought Forth by the Discovery of Liquid Water on Mars: Dimitri Titov, a scientist at the European Space Agency, delivers a fascinating account of the groundbreaking discovery of the Mars Express mission. Titov received his PhD and then pushed his career forward as a senior researcher at the Space Research... by Finding Genius Podcast

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Episode 553: Bringing Mars To Earth. The Plans For a Mars Sample Return Mission: One of the great accomplishments of the Apollo missions was to bring home hundreds of kilograms of lunar rock. Suddenly, geologists had a lifetime’s worth of lunar samples captured from several different spots across the Moon. These rocks and dust have been under continuous analysis since the Apollo 11 astronauts came home over 50 years ago. And they’re still making discoveries. Scientists have samples of the Sun’s solar wind, particles from a comet’s tail, a few grams from an asteroid, with more coming shortly. But there’s one world, the focus of so much scientific study, which has never had a sample returned: Mars. NASA and the European Space Agency have been making plans to bring a sample home from Mars for decades, and now, missions could fly in the next few years, finally bringing a chunk of the Red Planet home to Earth for us to study directly. by Universe Today Podcast

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Episode 584: Surviving On Venus. Is It Time To Go Back To That Awful Place?: If you’ve watched this channel enough, you might have the impression that I hate Venus. It’s possible, just possible I’ve even suggested that the planet is so terrible it should be pushed into the Sun. The reality, of course, is that it’s an absolutely fascinating world - the closest twin to the Earth that we have in the Solar System. It’s nearly the same mass and has the same surface gravity. While Earth is the beautiful life-filled world we all enjoy, Venus is a tortured hellscape, with temperatures hot enough to melt zinc. With atmospheric pressures more than 93 times what we experience here on the surface of Earth. And I always forget about the sulphuric acid rain. The Soviets sent a series of landers to a horrible demise for a glimpse of the surface of Venus in the 70s and 80s. But nobody’s been back since. There have been new techniques and technologies in development that might make a serious expl by Universe Today Podcast

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Episode 550: Exploring The Icy Moons of Jupiter. NASA's Europa Clipper and ESA's JUICE: Mars is the place that most of our spacecraft, landers and rovers are studying, searching for any evidence that life ever existed somewhere else in the Solar System. But talk to planetary scientists, and they’re just as excited about the ocean worlds of the Solar System; the moons, asteroids, dwarf planets and Kuiper Belt objects where there could be vast oceans of liquid water under thick shells of ice. The perfect environment for life to thrive. We’ve only had tantalizing hints that these oceans are there, but NASA is building a spacecraft that will study one of these worlds in detail: the Europa Clipper. And they’re not the only ones. The European Space Agency is building their own mission, the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer. by Universe Today Podcast

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Third Pod Presents: Stereo Chemistry - Searching for Mars’s missing water

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