Using a model for exoplanets of various sizes and orbiting different types of stars, Johns Hopkins University scientists show the type — and number — of molecules that are likely to form in an atmosphere.
In a series of new studies, scientists detail the complexities of the planet’s gravity, atmosphere, and polar cyclones.
UNLV geoscientists formed analogue clay minerals in a lab, which suggest that, if organic matter is present on Mars, it might not be well preserved.
