Eros (a Near-Earth Asteroid)
Ganymede (an Icy Moon of Jupiter)
Geologic and
Hydrologic Investigations of
Past Surface and Groundwater Flow
Structural Analyses of
the Martian Crust in a Variety of Tectonic Settings
Geophysical Surveys
and Geological Analyses of Terrestrial Sites as Analogs to Mars
Computer Modeling of
Multi-Phase Water Under Martian Conditions
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Physical analog models of the
"grooved" terrain on Ganymede, a large icy moon of
Jupiter, indicate that rotational half-graben block
faulting may be the process that formed Ganymede's
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For more information about planetary geosciences
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please contact
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Darrell W. Sims
Planetary Geosciences
(210) 522-6829
dsims@swri.org
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planetary geology
Ganymede
Eros
planetary sciences
planetary geosciences
structural analysis
Martian crust
geologic investigations
groundwater flow
physical analog modeling
computer modeling
geophysical surveys
geological analyses
terrestrial sites
Ganymede's icy crust
pit chain formation
Mars
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